... obtained the living at Wiverton. in Norfolk, only few'months prior to the commission of that crime which brought him to the | scaffold. That Miss Reay had given some encouragement to his fiery passion cannot be denied ; the tenor of their correspondence clearly ...

... reason to believe that the following account is the true one. He denies altogether that he entered the compartment in which he killed Mr Gold at the London Bridge Station, and positively declares that the evidence of the railway official who swore he saw him ...

... the sentence of death was carried into effect. The avenues leading to the Place de la Barriere St Jacques, upon which the scaffold had been erected during the night, were occupied large force of Municipal Guards, and very few spectators were permitted ...

... invargeat leader Gailleemo, in the province at &ultimo de Coba, ea the 16th lest, Lieutenant. Colonel Teobalde Resell° end others killed in the 'assessment. Foss hats ems bused by the troops. Now York, Meed►y.—lntelltEaeca received bereaves San that bee bee defeated ...

... By the Court—When he saw the man with the dirty trousers, it was before Fairbairn was struck. Heard a cry that a man was killed. Pursued Deary, whom saw enter Stewart's shop. Saw another man run further up the street. William Hethertngten was the next ...

... tried, found guilty, punished: and there an end. But a criminal under sentence of death, or in great peril of death upon the scaffold, becomes immediately the town talk ■ the great subject ; the hero of the time. The demeanour in his' latter moments, of Sir ...

... arching, which consists of stone at the outer part and brick in the middle, is carried through from end to end, but the scaffolding and woodwork have not yet been removed. It happens, we presume more from accident than design, that the line of the tunnel ...

... GRANGEMOUTH. MAN Ku.i.en.—Charles Syme, guard on the North British Railway was killed at Greenhill Junction. He had been coupl ing waggons, when he was ntt between the buffers and killed instantaneously. He been residing in lodgings here, and was a young man ...

... he used his power with moderation, but be soon became a bitter persecutor of the Covenanters, many of whom he sent to the scaffold. In 1672 his services were rewarded with a dukedom, and a few years later he was raised to the English peerage by the titles ...

... tho details of the action at Melazzo, states that the loss of the Neapolitan troops was 580, killed, wounded and prisoners. Garibaldi's force lost 50 killed, 100 wounded, and prisoners. After the town was taken, Garibaldi ordered 39 of tho inhabitants ...

... like to say” The court was told Thomson was travelling at 70mph in a 30mph zone in Callander’s main street He hit some scaffolding and ricocheted into the path of his victims’ Peugeot 205 The little saloon was thrown into the air by the impact and landed ...

... laid on Wednesday, is £30,000. another explosion of fire damp the Gorse Colliery, Glamorganshire, on Thurday, three men were killed, and six or seven others sadly burnt. A female preacher, named Mrs Cullis, from Worcester, is at present delighting the i ...