... sugar canes inUibt island^ Sir Sldbiqer, arehiteet, who was engaged in BWldiiig'*iew cathedral at Hamburg, was killed falling from scaffold One of hta riateia. England, had had a vivid dream of the accident, and of his (hath; and another of bis sisters ...

... A youth ha- been killed the Ulayden Burn Mill Pile Work* by the breaking of a grindstone. The quotations fur wheat appear to have advanced at nearly all the provincial corn markets on At Marcbington, a little country town in Staffordshire, eleven ladies ...

... Orrell Four-feet, communicating with tlie sft. seam which lies below, and to which the pit has been sunk, being cut off a scaffolding stretched across the shaft. About the hour named. Corns began to lower a party of four men to the 4ft. mine; and when half ...

... dclibrating nearly an hour, the jury returned a verdict to the effect that Makin, Cox, and Turner were accidentally killed by the falling of scaffold, and Morris was accidentally drowned in the water at the bottom of the pit, and that great blame is attached ...

... condemned man a second time ascended the scaffold with a firm and undaunted step, apparently none the worse for his terrible fall. The deadly i>allor which overspread his features when he ascended the scaffold on the nrst occasion seemed to have disappeared ...

... minutes. On his way to the scaffold ne appeared more resigned but terribly depressed. He embraced the Abbe Hugon, confessed himself in the usual form, and muttered frequently that he asked pardon. On arriving the foot of the scaffold his confessor told him ...

... view of the scaffold were occupied, and children of the tende est years might be seen mingling in the crowd. At a quarter before 12 thousands had assembled. They divided themselves into two portions, one on each tide of the scaffold, the scaffold having been ...

... attached to a cart, which was used in conveying material from one part of the building to the other, and the scaffolding falling them killed them upon the spot. Late in the evening, Sir Charles Fox, of the firm Fox and Henderson, the contractors of the ...

... bottom. The scaffold titled closely in the pit. consider the roughness of the weather would make it more unfavourable f**r the air. I think an accumulation of the sulphur must hove collected under the scaffold, and escaped through the scaffold, and afterwards ...

... another*s hand in a game of whist was killed, whilst the gentleman whose place he had only just taken was saved. young man and his wife, only married within a month, were both buried beneath the wreck, the wife being killed and the husband taken out alive. ...

... spot, is difficult to explain. The level plain afforded a magnificent terrain for cavalry manoeuvres. Around this tower the killed were lying in hundreds. The French were employed in carring the wounded of both nations. The tower itself was choked with ...

... despatch from Constantinople says that there has been a melancholy accident at Pera. A scaffolding erected in a temporary Greek church gave way, and 30 people were killed or wounded. A person residing at Constantinople, who is believed to well informed, says ...