... docks to a man named Edward Charnley. It appeared that he was wheeling a barrow full of soil along a tramway, when the scaffolding gave way, and he fell, receiving a compound fracture of the upper part of his right arm. He was taken to the Cottage Hospital ...

... on a scaffolding erected for the purpose. About eleven o'clock in the forenoon a , luggage train passed when somAhing weighty (supposed to be a long piece of ir el) Slipped (nit cif its place on one of the waggons and striking one of the scaffold poles ...

... from the Local Government Board. This was the whole of the business. TERRIBLE SCAFFOLD ACC'DENT.—On Friday 22 workmen were killed ei 1.7 Lijured by the falling of the scaffolding employed in building a new castle for the King of Bavaria on the island in ...

... The deceased was engaged with others on some scaffolding, by the side of an unfinished warehouse, for the London and North Western Railway Company, in Store-street, and jumping from the wall to the scaffolding his weight brought down the timbers, and he ...

... DOUBLE EXECUTION AT LEEDS. On a scaffold erected in front of the Leeds Gaol on! Saturday morning (the 10th inst.), at 9 o'clock. two men—Joseph Myers, aged 44, saw-grinder, Sheffield, and James Sargisson, aged 20, farm labourer, of Laughten-le-Northern ...

... torture, and it is equally objectionable to kick the condemned man from time into eternity, so to speak. Now our own way of killing a criminal is by throttling him. Is this process unnecessarily painful or not? The general opinion of the community is that ...

... John Skinner, who were killed by a mining accident in CrossgillTit No. 2, Frizington, in December last, were reeovered. The deceased, with four other men, were engaged in repairing the woodwork of the shaft, when the scaffolding gave way. Three of the ...

... Amos Parker and John Ward, have had a very narrow escape of being killed. They were working upon some house in cum se of erection at Morecambe, when a gable end gave way, and the scaffolding upon , which they were standing was displaced. Both men fell a ...

... l/ o ' Murder should not be the murderer's chastisement- I collectively has no more right to kill than has any In.erw i t who makes part of it. The scaffold and the executionen blots on the age in which wo live; we could better hardened and the brutal ...

... Haughton on the very threshoid of his now rescued cottage, and its tragic result, together with his reprieve as he mounts the scaffold, forms the chief incident of Rent. The whole is bound together with scenes incidental to the plot and which are full of ...

... morning. The damage the quiet little town of Horncastle: Lincolnehirm. I among the passengers, amidst which the entitle; 'ANY KILLED AND INJURED. diseppeared teem the window. collision. 1 coming he called to his driver to whistle, and he is £30,000. Nearly ...

... battle field, and is a grim satire on the proverbially gentle arts of peace. Within the period mentioned 162 persons were killed in factories, 491 were so much injured as to necessitate the amputation of a limb or part of a limb, ..;90 received fractures ...