... and, unfortunately, the firm was insured for only 60001. The origin of the misfortune is enveloped in obscurity. SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT.—A' scaffold thirty feet high, erected in Grafton-place . , Kentish-town, fell to the ground on Thursday afternoon, carryinevrith ...

... suggestions of his worship.—The prisoner was then remanded, but was admitted to heavy bail. FALL OF A RAILWAY EMBANKMENT-THREE MEN KILLED. An accident occurred on Friday evening near Sheffield, by the falling in of a portion of the embankment on the Manchester ...

... the traces, precipitating the horses into his area. The fall considerably injured them, and it is feared one must be killed. A scaffolding and crosspole were immediately erected over the railings, and several men employed to raise them by means of a rope ...

... other offered his life. Both were called on afterwards to redeem their pledges, and were found ready. Berthelier ascended the scaffold; Bonnivard was carried to Chilton to suffer the' most horrible captivity. A pillar, to which an iron ring is attached, rises ...

... refused the delegate's request to be allowed to send for a company of Papal soldiers from Jest or Alacerata to guard the fatal scaffold. Before instructions could be received from Rome how to act in such a contingency, and before the prisoners could be transferred ...

... meant to kill her. At the same moment he seized her by the throat, and, pressing it with great violence, pushed her against the tree, and held her until, in spite of her struggles, she was quite dead. It took him nearly a quarter of an hour to kill her. This ...

... little boy ran in between him and her crying bitterly, and pleading with him not to kill his granny ; which enraged him still more, and he knocked down the boy, and then killed him outright. CHARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST AN ENGINEER —At the Mansion-house, yesterday ...

... never rising to - the skill of uniting two bricks with it, and who, therefore, continue to run up and down the -ladders of scaffoldings until they break their necks; or, like unsuccessful barristers, disappear no one knows where. Moreover, to recal how like ...

... Crosby (of this city) had his horse killed under him—a fine animalvalued at 500 dollars. The grizzlies are numerous among the hills, and the same gentleman was attacked by one of the monsters, but succeeded in killing him, though only armed with a pistol ...

... reverently the rosy coachmen with their well-fitting wigs and buckled shoes; when, encumbering the very roadway, dodging among scaffold poles, edging between carriage wheels, popping round corners, and treading the pavement gingerly, I encounter lords, ambassadors ...

... exact proportion to their despair; and as they cannot witness the appearance of Mr. DELMEGE and the eight soldiers upon the scaffold, they at all events can and do console themselves by accepting the very small change for revenge, contained in the wildest ...

... of in .7 f e the water, but li was quite extinct, in spite of all atteußts to killed. It is supposed that two other men, one of them a stoker, Port Philip were also killed, as did not appear when called on. Two Quartz Rock ~, i • f other stokers were ...