... METROPOLIS. London, Thursday. Six persons have been killed by a scaffold acoident on the new premises being erected for Alderman Waterlow, in Great Winchester Street. Forty per- Sons -were on the scaffold at the time, many of whom were seriously injared ...

... Smallpox in Glasgow con- tinues to abate. Two men were killed yesterday by a scaffold- ing accident in Salford. Two women were run over yesterday by a train on the North British Railway, and killed. A disastrous fire has occurred in the Henri Fourth quarter ...

... MAN KILLED NEAR, DUN- GANNON. EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE. DUNGANNON, SUNDAY.-A man named Francis M'GIoue, of Corrainey, near Coalisland, was found lying at the chapel in Northland Row, on Saturday, the 16th inst., at nine p.m. He was conveyed home on a ...

... his life. He was killed instantly, his brains being scattered on the staging of the* scaffolding. This led to far- ther alarm among the large number of workpeople, and many of them left work. It was feared that the lofty scaffolding would come down, as ...

... Hospital by Dr. Dill, Borough Coroner, on the body of John Campbell, 39, Kendall Street, painter, who was killed by having fallen off a scaffolding in the Ulster Hall the previous evening. The constabulary -were represented by Head- Constable Good and Sergeant ...

... deceased boy was attend- ing him, and he saw him on the scaffold shortly after eight o'clock that morning. He saw him fall on the side of the scaffold, but could not say why he fell. The scaffold was secure. He did not consider the place dangerous, as ...

... which the scaffold was placed, was full of reporters and a few- friends of the sheriff and other officials. Birchall only glanced at them, and then turned his eyes upon the scaffold. The convict was not pinioned until he had arrived at the scaffold. The operation ...

... Hospital, Ballymnena, and held an inquiry concern- ing the death of a young mana named Bernard Doey, who was accidentally killed that mor'ing. John Reid deposed that he resided at Parkhead. Bailvmena. and was a glazier by trade. He and the deceased, who ...

... on for thoroughly securing the shaft. For the purpose, scaffolding had been put up at the Maudlin Jean, 250 feet below the surface, and another at the depth of 180 fathoms. In the upper scaffolding, the stone at the side of the shaft had shown symup- toms ...

... Patrick Sharkey had got upon the very top of the scaffold, when he saw the fabric tottering to its fall, and saved himself by jumping on one side. Other two joiners wh' were standing on a part of the scaffold which abutted on the Last front of the building ...

... and any material; by applying. Witness himself worked for weeks on this scaffolding, and considered it perfectly safe. Samuel Pearce, ganger, saidl lie chose for the scaffolding wood which he thought good. The spar which broke he deemed sufficiently strong ...

... but death is stated to have been instantaneous. Large crowds assembled outside the gaol to see the black flag hoisted. The scaffold, when erected inside the gaol, was visible from several parts of the town and its outskirts, but a screen wvas constructed ...