... near Hicks _. hall in .St. John Vftreet, as he was repairing the Top of a houfe there, the Scaffolding gave way, and he unfortunately fell down with it, and was kill'd* having defh'd his Brains out with the Fall. And. On Thuriday Morning laft, a Quaker Wo- ...

... ofa Bridge into the River, and drowned. Se- veral had their Heads broke, and fome their Legs and ; many were kill'd by the Fall of Scaffolds, and more wounded, who were carry'd to Hofpital? aad Sur- geons-, but notwithftanding this folemn Proceflion with ...

... (hutting the Holy Gare of St, Peter's Church, in the Prefencc of the Sacred College, of the Pretender, {for whom a magnificent Scaffold was creeled, of all the Fo- reign Minifters, and of great Numbers of People. Ac- cording to Cultom, they laid a l3ox full ...

... Son kill 'd his Father, and afli-ted in quartering hi in, and lay with his Mother when his mangled Limbs were under the Bed. Thomas Billings was ihe fame Day hang'd in Chains Within 100 Yiids of the Gallows. Juft before the Execution, a Scaffold that ...

... Gibraltar dated April 29, 1727. SIR, L Meeting with thi Opportunity, I let you know, that c there is nothing but Fire and Smoke, Killing and Deft roy* * ing among us, every Moment by hot Cannonading on 1 both Side^wc defign to do fometliing that will be remark; ...

... fever rook the Opportunity when his Nurie was g- ne out ot the Room, to throw himlelt' ou: ot the Window, and by the lall vas killed on the Spot. He came timber to feck ler Woik, and hath a Wile and three Children.. Yeflerday Morning the Sheriffs of London ...

... Gallery nine beet wide, covered with Cloth, and from the Weather, _ but fofat £*en a*W give a View to the Spectators, for whom Scaffolds open Palace between the Gardens of the Palace and Marlboroug h Ho^e *The Embroiderers, Jewelers, Gold and Silver RiDbonWeavcrs ...

... ot Quality, tcok the Diverfion of hunting a Hind in Richmond-Park, and altera Chace which Mcd about an Hour and a half they killed her, when his Majelty came in at the Death and ordered the Huntfmen to let her be devoured by the Hounds. Ihe Prince, din'd ...

... Fleet-Ditch, having made a new Vault, v,*,s prcfent with' the Carpenters at (hiking the Scaffold- ing, and the Work not being fufficieurly fetcied, it fell in upon them, and kill'd Mr. Sharp and t^o cf the Carpenters. Mr. Rivers, the Maftcr- Carpenrer, was gone ...

... Gravciend, and not at Greenwich, and was fainted b/ the Guns at Tilbury Fort: As the Salvo was ?? g, 0..c of ihe Cannon buill, and killed rhe Gunner. Yefterday but four MjlclaCtors were executed at Tyburn, vh. i, George Ward, for robbing and fh.o.ing at Mr. Gibibn ...

... rages in the Neighbourhood of Paris, of which great Numbers have already died : It begins with a violent Pain in the Head, and kills in 24 Hours : On opening feveral of the dead Bodies their Brains have been found full of Worms. On Thurfday laft the remaining ...

... one fide, and the Auftrians on the other, at Budeweis, wherein the former were entirely defeated, ten or twelve thoufaud Men kill'd, and Marflial Broglio taken Prifoner ; and by the fame Exprefs News came that the Pruflians had receiv'd great Difad vantages ...