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... Middlegbrough, was then ellsnil, and deposed that there were two scaffolds. Tihe bottom one depenled from the neckc or ledge of the chimney, which was about 9 inches wide. The scaffold was seoured by two bolts screwed into tie chimney. 'There was a clip- ...
... followed him off the scaffold. After a lapse of ten miniutes, he was again.brought up, and, from appeArance, evi- dently weaker than before ; he bad to; be assisted by several officers of the prison, and even supported while on the scaffold ; the usual ceremony ...
... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AEAIi I.SHAW MOOR. FOUR PERSONS KILLED. An inquest was lieM yesterday, before W. S. Butter, Esq., coroner, at the nicorn I?»»i kersley, the bodies of James Cowsill, aged 40, William Cowsill, his son, Peter Harrison, aged 38, and William ...
... carrying it higher. A scaffolding had been erected, 01 which they stood, and they were proceeding, unconscious of any danger, when, without the slightest warning, about 60 yards of the earthwork above gave way, and broke down the scaffolding, poles, and ladders ...
... LoN:DON.-Early yesterday evening an BP, ho accident occurred, -at the Alexandr 'Palace, s- Muwell Hill, from the fall of some scaffolding I an which workmen were engaged in completinjg th IS- the building. About 40 men were precipitated th 3s, te-the grounbd ...
... was born at Paris on the 10th April, 1783. She was. the daughter of Viscount Alex. andre de Beaubarnais, who died on the scaffold in 1793, arid of Josephine Tascher de Is Pagerie, subsequently married to the Emperor Napoleon. On the 4th January, 1802 ...
... might truly have descrlbed himeolf, oA did Duke Warzutr, 1 the enemy of God and of mercy. The bastinado, the galleys, the scaffold, were in constant requisition to satisfy his infernal hatred of his fellow-countrymen. The day comes when he in turn falls ...
... New Market Hall, and were I Rt on a scaffold 50 feet distant from the ground, when the n, plank upon which they were working snapped asunder, I ?? and they fell. In falling, they came in contact with two o of scaffold poles, the pauses serving to break ...
... service of Franc-James. killed at Fontenpy, and Edward at Laufeld. Arthur Richard was Arcl- bishop of Narbonne. Arthur Dillon, his grandson, was born ?? in 175O. He endeavpured to save the Dantonists, and died on the scaffold. Count Theobald' Dillon, ...
... No tl iej ary to society had occurred from the remission of this ter- P rible pun'shment in a vest number of cases. The scaffold d, was no place for exciting either to principles of virtue or to ts feelings of dread. The spealker cited several cases ...
... onlyto hiergaolcr, and- now know'n only to Heaven. Edwfard V wfas strangled in the Towfer by his luncle,- Richard III was killed in batl Henry VII wasted away, as -a niser ought to. Henry VIII died of carbuncles, fat, and fusy. Edward VI died of a decline ...
... ordered the removal of the scaffolding. The . Austrian Consul at Ushuib was immediately le informed of the incident; anat once appealed to the Governor-General, who however insisted upon the removal of the bell and the scaffolding, althoughthe Consul promised ...