... opposite to the Jardin Tore, on the Boulevard du Temple, applied a mat:h to the machine now in Court, and explosion of which killed or wo:lnded 40 persona, and exposed to peril the lives of the King and Royal Princes by whom he was surrounded Y Fieacisi—Yec ...

... of Ps.ers was no doubt the cause of the change an the disease. The popular fancy is at priment not suicide, but regicide. To kill the King is the thought boast of the frequenters of certain cabarets: it is the idre fire. as the French say, of a certain ...

... this subject the Register has the hit— There is a story told of a hangman who, on receiving a gift from a wretch on the scaffold, said 'beg I.) e' to your honour, forthwith proceeded to draw 'the bolt! it is impossible not to recollect this seemly incident ...

... the chemical, kill the plants; white glass has lie induenee at all. A little girl of thirteen, who was confined for the night on a charge of theft, in a cellar at Breserdorl, a small village near Breslau, was found the next morning killed and in part eaten ...

... procennon at no less Th•ternm in ordinary houswe were from one guinea In tine, so (hat a small house in l'ormiat.uo after the scaffolding sea paid fur, cleared £7OO, and ionic large homes upwards of £lOOO. It IS generally understood that there is • clause in ...

... office until the end of the world. Whose fault,. it that Ministers are able to retain their places. if not the Tories? will kill me. Jameri, to make you king. said Charles the Second to his brother. As you be my successor, Melbourne may say to Peel ...

... THE BOLTON FREE PRESS. the Queen had passed the corner of the Royal Institu. tion, on her tray along Princes street, a scaffolding which wait erected at the west end of the East Princes-street Gardens, unfortunately gave way,and precipitated several hundred ...

... Jackson confessed, ju►t bet ire his death, to throwing his wife throng!, a window, about twelve months ago, amid thereby killing her. It is, we are confidently assured, without foundation, the man being still alive in health. Tuesday night, at about eleven ...

... half. pant four o'clock. William Gore', • youth of 16, wrn of Mr. Wham lan lord of the Cm.. Axes Tavern, Great Bolton, was killed in tin awful manner at the work. Mown Threlfoll and Spencer, machinists. Lower 13Cdgemanonreet. It appeared from the evidence ...

... deceased was engaged in painting one of the bridges over the line of road near to Newport street, and ter that purpose a scaffold had been erected. Btoren elevet and twelve o'clock • coal train up front the dirertism of Preston; and, as is customary, ...

... They were not like those used in the making of graves. They were not used by Adios:stalls' workmen tor wheeling out or scaffolding. I atoi-ped five months I had men them remove the planks. I did not tel an body about it then. Holt was a good master, and ...

... think id the joys I most none opals; Fit my country I for I would die— Rh. was I banitboil when death nal so nigh ? But tin scaffold and axe give wings to say fame. ked the dent\ ol . • 'mold kiudis • game, . lath. Wert of who to ba free my bleed would have ...