... the execution took place of the two men, Daniels and June', the former for the murder of his sweetheart and the other for killing his child. They were both young men of respectable reputation. Berry was the executioner : and in the case of Jones he gave ...

... tried in a summary way, the production was pronounced to be a libel, and the writer was condemned to eat his own words. A scaffold was erected, the book WAS separated from its binding, and eve ry lad rolled up. The author was then served with them leaf ...

... among the labourers on the topmost scaffoldings. The whole building adjoins close upon the new Victoria-strict and Westminster Hospital, and during the progr.se of the work what is known among architects as a scaffold shaft was erected in one of the interior ...

... placed over her and she was carried off. The unhappy woman had become insane because her husband. • mason, feU from a scaffolding and was killed on the spot. ...

... Marbh Arch, to Mitchell, the once celebrated hurdle jumper, which nearly cost him his life. He was upon one of the highest scaffold stands in the park, and it being densely crowded at the time, he moved to make room for a lady, and placed himself on the ...

... asking al tie preached is to wars the milker; egad* and diked that the practice of Solidity led hid to Ids Widely end. The scaffold wee wetted is as agree between the exterior el the gad and as predeseni. Beyond the roped's- Wyse of the preen and the ellciale ...

... shilling, but this defence he abandoned subsequently to his condemnation, declaring that his original intention had been to kill Rolfe'a companion. Since he made his confession he expressed great regret for what he has done, sad wrote a letter to his mother ...

... fight—Eppelein's last fight—began. This man alone, amongst that crowd of enemies. did prodigies of valour. He is said to have killed or mortally wounded twenty 'of his foes. but the fi;ht was a fight dr utter desperation ; he fought, not for life, but for ...

... Potter's harriers took place on Tuesday last, at Mr. T. Wiginore's farm, Painswick, near which in the morning a bare was killed. Later on a find was made in the withy bed at Highgrove, from whence • run took place in the direction of a grase l feld ...

... Prince of Wales riding slowly no • god down several times with Sir Charles and Lady Dilke.—World. John Singleton • workman, was killed sad three others terribly injured on Wednesday by an explosion at the Itlochairn Ironworks of the Steel Company of Scotland ...

... marmilicent castles in the air. I remember passing under a scaffolding at the midland Railway, when A MUCK CAME DOWN WITH A CILAPH ;net in front of me, and I thought, Good God ! If I bad been killed when my life was just beginning What horror 1' And so I ...

... March 9th, 1833. To facilitate the work, a scaffolding, on an inclined plane, was erected for the conveying of stones, mortar, and other materials up the buildin,T, as it approached completion. The scaffolding commenced in the lune now called Thresdne ...