... the prisoner, the latter said, There is Ino oc•asion b, strap me so tight.' He afterwards ex' pressed his regret at having killed the poor woman and her child, and said that ne did not know how he .wine to do it.; hut be was jealous, and hardly knew what ...

... ens** ■gainst which the Lincolnshire lech* Ms * dafan more effectual prerautwea A scaffold cl slxstoreyed burg hsa faUen. I* peec-phated «kc men who wees wneklag oe It. killed on the spot, four were ssrioesfy ■ lead for legalised booi* day, ■ Interrating ...

... examined the drop, the doors of the scaffold-house having been opened for that purpose. A gtance within disclosed the whole interior of the structure. pit, ten feet deep, was covered by the newly-cut wood of the scaffolding, on the surface of which lay a strap ...

... manifested but little ooncern at his position, rarely referring to his crime, and then only saying that he had not meant to kill his victims, but only to give both a good thrashing and break the furniture, so as to prevent his father from making a home ...

... moneys, bilk, and goods above referred to had been pai I away to criditors. A MAN named Richards insecurely fixed some scaffolding outside a hotee in Corabe-street, Exeter. :icon afterwards, he and two others went on the scaffoldiv, wise., it gave way ...

... Paterson was singing a hymn, The hour of my departure's come. He left his Bell close on eight o'clock and walked to the scaffold in a joiner's shop, ten yarda distant, repeating •• Lord, have mercy on rny soul. The bolt was drawn, and he dropped snap ...

... buildings. Instead of applying the decorated faience the wall, he proposes enamelling the stone itself, by putting light scaffolding and using the blow-pipe instead of the oven. The advantages of the scheme are principally cheapness and durability. The ...

... detached, and in running down the line came into collision with a goods train. Eleven persons were killed and 30 injured, 18 seriously. All the killed and injured are workmen. THE HOUSEHOLD TROOPS. A review of Household and other troops by the Prince ...

... language, and said, I will kill you. Let me get at her.' The defendant called for help, and asked the landlady, Mrs. Rupp, to get a policeman. Mrs. Donnelly was drunk. She came back and said, Let me get at her; I will kill her,' and rushed at the defendant ...

... It is mentioned that one sportsman killed ninety-nine in a single day, without taking a pound of meat, and that a party of sixteen persons killed 28,000 in one summer, whilst hundreds of thousands hare been killed for their tongnes alone. The American ...

... large white characters, Regicide. Haying seen the procession start, I mule my way to the seems of the exeouti :n. The scaffold had been erected on the Simeonof.ky Plain, close to the station of the Tsarskoe Selo Railway. As I spproach:d I encountered ...

... engaged upon the gigantic scaffolding the north-east end the new la courts, now in course of erection, when, by some means yet unexplained, was seen his fellowworkmen to stagger, and be foil with a crash the under scaffolding stage, from which rebounded ...