... Williams was killed by his side. There wa, no explosion at the sump. Their lamps had not shown any gas there. He felt the force of the wiud, but there was fire in the rump It must have been something which felt down the which killed Williams. He heart ...

... signal should have been given from the bottom of the scaffold. No signal was given from the scaffold. He saw dectased tumble on the bottom. The ecalfold came down altogether, and dreeas,l was killed on the spot. They usually stopped about three yards from ...

... reports return of his column from Bazar expedition. Enemy followed asp closely, but everywhere repulsed. Our casualties were two killed and seven wounded. -A PATHAN SEPOY HANGED. SENTENCE ON TWENTY DESERTERS. Since the return of General Roberta' force t Khurum ...

... it, a Burmese workman lost two of his fingers, and on the following thy a Shan workman fell from the scaffolding at the top of the pagoda and was killed. The Burmese have offered to raise subscriptions to build a new pagAit for the reception of the old ...

... n. ' The advantage of simple cooperation is illinstrated by the of two greyhoimds miming together, which, it is said, will kill more hares than greyhounds running separately. In a vast number of simple operathous performed by human exertion, it is quite ...

... It etigendets versies, fosters quarrels. and cherishes sits. It crowds your penitentiaries and furnishes s ietims for the scaffold. It is the blood of the amnbler, the element of the burglar, the of the highwayman, and the support of the midnight incendiary ...

... sittemions murderers. admitted that he killed two men in the earns manner that he killed Simpeon, for whose murdor he rots - rioted; and yet they I olaim that justice had not Seen done them berawe they were negro°s. The scaffold was erected in the I gaol yard ...

... es with the description given of him by his wife, who states that he could not bear to see even a fowl ! die, mut+ less to kill it, and would always get out of the way when anything of the kind had to be done. The execution was not strictly private, as ...

... Company, at Dixon Fold, near Clifton Junction, led indirectly to a distressing accident to two men—father and eon—who were both killed. The fernaceman at the pit, I named Thomas Entwistle, perceived a smell of fire from I the workings shortly before midnight ...

... inquest at the Dolphin Inn, Cobrtdge, touching the deaths of Jonathan Stevenson, ovenman, and Edward Henry Plant, who were killed on Thursday while watching the fall ng of a hovel surrounding an oven at Messrs. Brownfields' works. Mr. George Jones was ...

... been lauded atGranville. FATAL FALL OF SCAFFOLDING:A shocking accident happened on Thursday, at the Wesleyan Chapel in course of erection in Broad-street, Ludlow. Some men were engaged in hoisting stone to a scaffold about thirty f et high, and whilst thus ...

... thought it a good scaffold. The scaffolding was thirteen feet above the ground.—William Johnson, fireman, Nelson. place, said he was helping to remove the pipes, and deceased was with him. They removed one pipe. He thought the scaffold was safe, and when ...