... FELL FROM THE SCAFFOLD. • labourer named Johnson fell 30ft. from • scaffold at the Lyceum Theatre, London, on Wednesday, and was conveyed to Charing Cross Hospital in a dying conditlon. One of the men engaged on the exteiwion works at Ilarrod'a fell from ...

... Fight on a Scaffold, On Wednesday afternoon William Andrews, the foreman in charze of some builiiug works at Muswell- bill, complainet to Frederick Purser, a scaffolder on the building, about the removal of some ropes and poles. They had high words about ...

... DOUBLE EXECUTION. DRAMATIC SCENE ON THE SCAFFOLD. William Brown, Royal Scots Fusiliers, and Thomas I Cowdrey, labourer, were executed at Winchester, for the murder of Esther Atkins, at Aldershot,on October Sth. The brothers Bi'Recto° were the exeeutioners ...

... PLATELAYER KILLED. On Saturday, a platelayer, named William Ellis, aged twenty-six years, was horribly mutilated at Nunhead station by the 7.48 Crystal Palace train. The deceased was walking along the embankment, and as the train went past him he slipped ...

... guide-rope, the cage with its contents was precipitated to the bottom of the shaft, where it crashed th h the tim- ber scaffolding and dropped into a ole, which held fully 7Oft. of water. a the unfortunate men would be almost instantly suffocated, and ...

... A Farmer Killed 801 l Ippirng. A sad and fatal accident occurred on Saturday bywhich Mr. Edward Symes, extensive farmer aft. Wintrywood Park, Eppiog, aged 74, has lost life, having died on Saturday from injnriea received from his bull, three-and-a«balf ...

... HOLIDAY Fatal Fall from Scaffold Shortly before he was to leave for a week-end visit to Glasgow where he lived at 48, Turn* Street, John Kane (60i, a root sheeter's mate, fell 27 feet from a scaffolding at, Chcdburgh. and was killed. He had his railway ticket ...

... barrier they would not have been able to put up the scaffolding to complete the bungalow, At an inquest in June it was said that Ditcham ’ touched the overhead cables with an 18ft. length of scaffolding he was erecting. Mr. F. B. Haygarth, prosecuting for ...

... both of Huddersfield, were engaged in rais chimney some yards higher when the scaffolding way. and both were precipitated to thebotton.a tuner thirty-flFe yard*. Both were killed on the spot. The bishops at the Lambeth Conference attenied service Chapel ...

... ed to i to witness the execution, but it wae stated that submitted calmly to the pinioning executioner, walked the to the scaffold firmly, and without w was said to be instantaneous. incarceration, the condemned man had slept fairly well, attention to ...

... which once obtained among many of the Indians of the plains was to place the bodies of their dead braves on lightly-built scaffolds in were high to be out of reach it beyond t! devouring teeth of wolves wild dogs had a separate struc- ture, for use as a ...

... Fuller. oomS, along the footpath. Outside the footpath were some scaffold poles let into the Above there were planks running from iT* building the poles. As the child walk^? U nffii! the scaffold piece of brick fell and down, A woman ran across picked tbs ...