... -On Thursday morning as some bricklayers and labourers were work on a scaffold erected in the front of the Savior’s Arms, High-street Shad well, belonging Mr. Lowndes, the scaffolding suddenly gave way and fell into the middle of the street, occasioned ...

... compared with Leonidas. hey earned at If s funeral the heads of 7 Beys or Agas, whom he killed with ins ow hand before he received the mortal wound. Independent of 5,000 killed ll.e Turks, they also lost all their artillery and baggage, and 37 standards.— Augsburgh ...

... worth while to kill the king, for he was too old! This conversation is recorded by Mr. Ireland, unaccompanied by a single remark, on the diabolical intentions of Louvel; and because this wretch was hardened enough to ascend the scaffold unmoved, and s ...

... incendiary lias been work in that island. proclamation lias been published the president the former colony, offering a reward Kill joes any free person, freedom to any slave, who will discover the author of a seditions letter which had been found. The militia ...

... democratic system of Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage, such as Mr. Thistlewood once shewed bis devotion to on the scaffold, and, Mr. Hobhouse ihacenim Jorsanolim meminimjuvabit) on the hustings, f the Liberals imagine, because, on commercial, well ...

... prisoner, following two of them, come with the deceaser, whom he felled with the shovel, repeating the blows till lie had killed her. Verdict, A'«t Guilty, the ground of insanity.” letters from Coeliin China, we learn that the government there has made ...

... time Louis XVI. hut by a different and more fortunate route. While his Koval brother was led hack from Varenues pri-on and a scaffold, the Count de Provence escaped to Cohlentz, and with bis younger brother the Count d’Artois, put himself the head of the ...

... Commissioner* in varions parts of Spain, hut more particularly in Andalusia, are daily occupied in forwarding new victims to the scaffold. The monks and the Royalist rabble are permitted give full scope their vindictive feeling. At Valladolid, and in Navarre ...

... morning guarded to the place of execution. Tlse prisoners, after having prayed with much apparent devotion, ascended the scaffold. Cassel Was the first who ascended; addressed the spectators, saying Hear now what 1 say, for telling the Irtish before God ...

... the army, in proportion to the extenuating or aggravating circumstances of the case, In one instance, where a lieutenant had killed a brother officer iu a duel, and was dismissed from tho army, a general officer interceded with ihe Duke of York for a mitigation ...

... workmen, consisting of about twenty men, were at work the scaffold, when a large coping stone that had Just before been placed on the parapet, fell with a tremendous crash, breaking down the scaffold poles and boards; some the men dexterously threw themselves ...

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