... traditional policy, the good old cob web-circled system. If, fur a season, it seemed to be abandoned, the scaffold of Manchester, the deliberately-reared scaffold, not the wild device of a few phreuzied spirits who risked their own lives to free man they believed ...

... decreed them on the scaffolding ; at this moment there rose again a responding air from the musicians, chorussed by the multitude. The grand priest of Bacchus, the two priestesses, and twelve Cenephores, then mounted the scaffolding—all in classical costume ...

... necessarily throws large number of other hands ont of employment. One man was killed and others severely injured, in colliery at Wigan, Friday last, by the giving way of a scaffolding in the shaft of which they were work. ...

... clergymen having put on their canonicals, the mournful procession formed in the avenue fronting the tower upon which the scaffold was erected, and the appearance of the criminals as they slowly approached the last stage of their existence, produced deep ...

... I'te said we avenged our murdered kin—ah! yes deeply there that Though* laeked red war’s deatroctlve engines that roar and kill And lacked we’ too the costly trappings Saxon steed and rider Did we lack the spirit when boldly through bis steel-girt ranks ...

... day on shore , abruptly All Is well!” he ex ...

... and at Forli, in the Romagna, public tranquillity has been disturbed. It is reported that many of the inhabitants have been killed and wounded. The constitution has been proclaimed Rome. The general committee of Palermo has named commission charged to disburse ...

... iucreaseu. _ At the Kronprinx coal pit near Qriesborn and Sarrelouis, an explosion took place on Friday. Thirteen persons were killed, among whom was Herr Bauer, the manager. The Rev Mr O’Neill, a coloured preacher, has been arrested at Indianapolis for marrying ...

... falling of new bridge in construction on the Rhine, in consequence a vessel having come into collision with scaffolding. About forty workmen were killed and twenty wounded. ...

... the British flag in Ireland, will destroy more lives, and with worse weapons, than the sixty tbousa .»! armed nun could have killed. And then compare the results ! left Ireland at the beginning of September, despairing of any immediate national movement ...

... eyes, or force a cry of anguish from wotnan’s heart The discrowned head of Marie Antoinette rolled upon the Revolutionary scaffold at their bidding but not until they had exhausted all the atrocious inventiveness of their foul imaginations, in Calumny ...

... sanction them legally by his presence. It is remarkable to find a case of minority and regency amongst the potentates of the scaffold; The Sansons, though isolated from general society by their peculiar position, have long enjoyed the reputation of being ...