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... FALL FROM THE OPERA HOUSE SCAFFOLDING. THREER INJURED AND ONE KILLED, An sceidént which cfeated » great sensation in Tunbridge Wells, and one which was of a dirfressing natare, uo-nl-hut-n--luhy,rmofi-m which is in course of erechion. I\ appears that four ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT AT REXHILL. AN EASTBO!RNE MAN KILLED. —_—— THE INQUEST. An inq;odmluldn Wednesday allernoon, a% the Bexhill Town Hall, touching the death of Alexander Ward, a bricklayer, of Qld ‘S’m. Easthourne, who lost bis Li(o on 'l‘qux; whilst engaged ...
... his foot slipped from the Indder and he fell from the roof over the scaffolding to the ground, s distance of 30it. He drm between two piles of bricks and narrowly escaped instantly killed. His left leg was broken above the knee, and Drs. Hicks and Emmett ...
... was bll: Monday u, & yoan, , “w w .l.qna., of 26, !;o!lud-rud. who was killed ”.'fiw“h“ Bmd&lfl-u:. Is ® ’ \3&.“0;-».1:':-&*. It feil -’:-. ouptiy s Gopmmtn, | | et A SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday afternoon, as Gaius Ashdown, s plasterer, was a 8 ...
... Newgate at eight o'clock this momln{. Pm{ wrote on Friday to the parents of the girl he had killed asking their forgivness. Herbert was the first taken to the scaffold. Both walked firmly. Just before the drop fel! both prisoners said to the ordinary, ‘‘Good-bye ...
... Tickener and his wife who were separated, had had, it will be remem bered, lnqucntdi;pnul, and he had boen heard totkreaten to kill her., Oun February 11ith, in the course of another altercation, he attacked her savegeiy with a hiil hook, and cut her head ...
... other people on such occasions. The new shed was His Imfllx—&n you any authority upon that? being built, and there was some scaffolding about it, and | Mr. HarrisSYos, my Lord. If he did not succeed on | this had io be passed by plaintiff on going to the the ...
... cosfinement in gaol he oxgn-.d deep penitence for his crime, and fully admitted the justice of ‘the sentence. He walked to the scaffold with a firm step. Berry gave a drop of five feet, and death ‘ appeared to be instantaneous, SinguLar Ourereaxk v THE CoREA ...
... m-l on which come houses are being erected, in the Allingham-road. He, with the other chillren, comm-meed to climb the scaffolding and in #0 duing, the unfortunate lad slipped s considerable distance to the ground. He was conveyed home and Dr. Walters ...
... an inquest relative to the death of William Spice, a mdl porter, in the employment of the Suth-&an ilway Company, who was killed on Saturday.—Mr, G, Frost, station-master at Tunbridge Wells, watched the g:udinn on bebalf of the South-Eastern Railway | ...
... and Co., Cigar aund tovacco Merchants, 109, Euston-road, London. £ - FaraL AcomENT 10 A JookEY.—A jockey named Salmon was killed on the racecourse at Sc. Germain on Bnnm.dm He was riding M. Edmoud Blanc's lon in the Prix d’Orion, when he fell at the second ...
... held lon Satarday at Batbford, on the body of a seaman named John Aberdeen, aged 20, of her Majesty’s #hi Resistance, who was killed on the Great Western Rd{T | way the previous day, while on his way from Plymouth | to London. The duceased started with several ...