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... the last stone from the top It fell on the scaffolding, which broke. The two men were -precipltated -to the ground, a distance of about 200 feet; and kllledon the spot.: LO RAILWAY COLLISION. .-TWO MN KILLED. A Shortly aftr eight o'clock yesterday morning ...
... rates (nariet) _ 3:2i Ex~chan-e on London ,, _ 12375 120.73 PieMCunt rates (market) _ _ 4' 4'4 SCAFFOLD A.CCIDENNT. TWO MEN KILLED. A shocking scaffolding accident resulting in two deaths occurred yesterday afternoon in the Lawn- market, Edinburgh. Three ...
... magistrates acquitted Freak the Ridrasray, signalnete, charged with the meansl.augbter of of Joseph Longetaffe, engine driver, killed in the collision on in the London and North Western Rilotiway. ero MURDER IN LIVERPOOL. ial Lewes Perry wats indicted att ...
... work, ascended a ladder with the intentiol ot' placiisg his tools for security on a platform. Whilst otl the platform, the scaffold gave way, and he was throswn into the road; the pick-axe which he 'held in his hand struck against time sall, anid rebouliding ...
... :d full of mystery uvy old monastery or castle.ol >uli ever ; and it was difficulty to put a come poor fellow had not. been killed, or when ,• if an old.hand,.as was. you could no* remember to have to some stalwart, dri»er tin man befo start on. the journey ...
... by which one man was killed and slie severely finjured. It ap- le. pears that during the absence of lbs foreman of the Works, the no labourer placed more bricks and mortar on the scaffold than it rk would hour, whea the scaffold gave way. About twelve ...
... afternoon a wozkman employed at the new buildings off Moorgate street, London, fell from the scaffolding, a distance of about eighty feet, and was instantly killed, A FATAL, LEAP. Considerable excitoment was caused about noon yesterday in Gray's Inn road ...
... Mark, 8.1' bricklayer, died in Birmingham, estErday, from injuries sustained through falling a distaneG of 40 feet from a scaffold on Tuesdav. A Berlin paper states that the baud of the let Prassian I Dragconi Gnnrds (QueenT Of England's 0 mi) bus received ...
... fatal, ordered the drums to beat to arms, and the garrison assembled, which cleared the streets. l There were two persons killed and several wounded.-i Such was the result of this unfortunate afihir. Order was , soon restored; but, to prevent tile recurrence ...
... tight. Coirto'useDa-.John Harris, for maliciously present. ing a pistol, aud attempting to discharge the same, with intent to kill W. Watkilns. 1)EATn 1E(COaDEn.-.lames Alder, foa stealing a tea- kettle, &c. ; Bcenj. Pearce and John Savage, fur stealing ...
... a nice plump condition without a eup rfuity of fat For killing at the season referred to, the 1trongePt of the young birds should be selected, and if they can be ktpt apart from these to be killed later on so much the bhtter. But as geese which have thb ...
... who was riding on a velocipede in Richmond-road, Twickenham, came into collision with an omnibus, and was instantaneously killed. On Tuesday the Prince and Princess of Wales ware present at the laying the foundation-stone of a church for the deaf and ...