... criminal WAS a servant,, one Itipner, convicted of robbery and of setting Are to the house where his wife and family lived. The scaffold was raised from the ground seven or eight feet, upon which there was a framework, secured with a door, making it a sort qf ...

... iere has been guillotined at Beauvais. On tho toilette being commenced, he offered considerable resistance, exclaiming, This scaffold dishonours mother! He died, howvcver, with firmness, and with signs repentance. The Hon. Henrietta Colquhoun, eldest daughter ...

... business purposes is interesting if not particularly edifying. The plane was • veritable chaos of sand-heaps, planks, and scaffold poles ; thousands of workmen were hamm , ring and erecting and using bad language in boulevard French, whilc their tools ...

... and Counties Bank, Moog Stretford Bead. through Coronation !estimate were carried out in this river to Boacdaboct, cross to Killed!, up Malt Mill district with considerable activity on Sa,urday. Lane, through Street, wioeing at Capital and About noon a ...

... found my brother's body on the floor and a man, apparently a tramp, bending over it My first thought was that this man had killed my brother. It seemed eo unacormntable that he should be . there alone at such an hour, if he were not smlltv. But be assured ...

... The Princess Alexander is sister of the Empress of Ba^sia. mam named Fitzgerald has been seriously injured by falling from scaffold at Marlborough Hons-, which is undergoing some repair*. He was conveyed to the Westminster Hospital, where he remains in ...

... hatred towards their father, with whom they ware engaged in business, in Crewe, and on the fata! Saturday plot was ai ranged to kill him. During the day both lads bought gunpowder and cap* of Mrs. beech, and the same night the murdered man was found dead by ...

... from Antwerp that Woisey obtained many of tbe floe tapestries which still survive in fairly perfect state, and testify to the (kill of the worker in this intereating and lately revived branch of industrial sit. In this city, also, lived Unintin Malays, another ...

... leg. A suorhi o; accident occurred at Preightnet Colliery, near Bolton. Five sit. kers were employed sinking a shaft, and a scaffold had been erected, upon which a man named Matt hew Hodgkinaon was standing. He missed his footing, and was dashed to the bottom ...

... Committed Four Years ihilo.—at the Liverpool Pohoe-mark Robert Reid, a tinker, was brought up as remand, on a ohms of eabbier and killing hie wife is a imert off Tkristor• street, in December, 18 M The patexasr was corseted is New York on the 28th of duped loal ...

... in his 105th year. He was seven years old when the French Revolution broke out, and eleven when Louis XVI. perished on the scaffold. His recelections of that period are not such as to incline . him, should he be still alive, to join very heartily is the ...

... a poor mason who het broken his leg h BRIMS TRAP, bad as ho i 3 with Stato aftirre, . two days before by falling from • scaffolding. Mr. Rouher, like Mr. tiladst.rie finds time to &rob etroadlY lora. y pu ,,,,,i, Th . No .; y . ,b,., e „,„,,,p. the' ...