... Had wooden bat to kill fish NEW ROSS District Court heard last week that a man had a baton in his car to kill fish. Michael Wall with an address of Nash Turn, Pondiields, New Ross was charged at last week's sitting of New Ross District Court with possess- ...

... deceased was standing . gave way, and he was killed. The question to be determined was whether the deceased at the time of the accident was engaged upon a buildine which was oeing repaired b.% means of scaffolding witnin the meanot the statute. The County ...

... SHOCKING WATERFORD DISASTER. On Friday, a staff of workmen, with gear, crane, and scaffolding, were hurled into the river Suir, and two killed and others injured. The disaster arose in connection with the railway bridge that is being erected across the ...

... Kavanagh, sat down on the wall in Baaraak-street, front of Mr Moran’s Malthouse, and loseing his balance fell over and was killed. The deceased was a Pensioner, and a quiet unofTensive man. An inquest was held before Doctor Cartan and respectable jury ...

... interior of the scaffold. The dreadful event was rendered more horrible still by a hoarse and deafening cheer bursting from the throats of the spectators. The greatest excitement instantly prevailed. Wfifttwas passing within the grim scaffold no one withcnt ...

... take place on August 25T, Hoch was convicted of killing one of his many wives last May, and it has now come out that he was_ reprieved at the last momeni. Hoch “was dressed sn Wlack, ready for she scaffold when the Governor's message arrived. ...

... Another accident occurred at the Paris Exhibition on Monday. Some scaffolding in the great machines hall suddenly oollapeetl, and the workmen upon were hurled to the ground. Four men were killed. ...

... MOUTH WAS GAGGED. The autho. Wes evidently did sot wish that heshould address the multitude that bad withered around the scaffold. In that noisy crowd, writes Bit Horace Walpole, an Englishman who was an eye-witness of the seem., stood the knaves and ...

... to Ist January. Sale at 3 o'clock. Conditions at Sale. P O'NEILL, Auctioneer, Ennisoorthy. IMPORTANT AIVTION AT BALLTN.I- I KILL OF GALVANISED IRON. TIMBER, PI - REA/RED FOWL. BEES, HAY, FARM MACHINERY. Elf.. R. A. LATTA. E-n, having cot ipleted the erection ...

... die; At Isleworth I killed my Annie, My own. and lawful wife. With dreadful loaded pistol, I took away her precious life. It was on the seventh day of August, To Isleworth my way bent, I was resolved my wife to murder. My Ann to kill was my intent; I shot ...

... agree to this preposterous Tones and the Sheares. Wolfe ’l\mes] price; and so the familiar process of har. grandfather was killed by a fall from a/ vine the prudent tenants for the arrears corn stack. Wolfe Tone himstlf died has been begun. Last Tuesday ...

... with the point in the earth. If it had fallen flat I should not have killed her: but as it came down point foremost, I left the field with the determination do it. I should have killed Miss Davis if I had got near enough to her, and it’s a good job no one ...