... Erml-J, Canopy And the Isobili:;.',. ...

... did fo calm and fedate as the Earl of Kilmarnock behav’d the Scaffold with the fame Heat Refolution had all his Life-time Lond During the whole Courfe of tbe Solemnity Hill the Scaffoldings and Houfes were crowded full of Spectators all Perfons attended ...

... Gotote;.ol St, Swthm's Church, in tlie City of .LOndon,ii*t*'Lbrid--n Stone, was try'd at'the Affizes _tt.Qh-.mesford, for killing a Man at Da^enam-Hn Effcx, by .running him into the Gits with a Sword, of which 'he ijjftantly dyed 9 'aad if being fairly ...

... from the Earl of Godolphin's Garden Wall, clciirj^ to the Pales of the Green Park towards Buckingham-Houfe' a: far as the Scaffolding for the Fireworks, which will hold] feveral thaufand Spectators. 2. Laft Saturday Night his Majefty was at the Theatre «V ...

... Abode, &c. in order, as it is laid, to their taken into his Maidly's Service occafionally. On Thurfdny Night they began to kill at the Vi6ualling; Office for the Service of the Navy, as Petit-Warrant, there being 2co Oxen as ytt remaining to be &livered ...

... Account,- that Prince Charles of Lorrain pafs'd the Rhine near Stockftadt on the }d Inft. with near 50,000 Men, and had. but five kill'd and four wounded. And hat another Body of 30,000 Auftrians pafs'd the faid River at thefame Time, near Philipsbourg. Yeflerday ...

... cident, viz- 'rfh Thurf- t day when the rtKlaflcholyAccident c.f Scaffold's falling happeited -on Towei-Hill, brought Word, Mr. llood- Lanc, (where Mr. Birch that his Lodger was 3 kill'd ; which Very muchthrpriieß. hfm, and being fearful affrighting Mrs ...

... out of Newgate,.he beged near a Fort called Wilinallrand, and well fortified: That on Pardon of Jonathan Keate, for his of killing him the in the Afternoon, he ordered the Ruffian Army to ad- in order to facilitate his Eicape, and then nein into the Vance ...

... frohiLeominfter, that on Friday fe'night there fell Hail- ftonds eight and nine Inches round, which at Stoke near that Piace kill'd a Goofe and fome Pidgeons, broke a Haymaker* Head before he could run to get his Hat, and that at the fame time a Cow was ...

... the fcvrral Corporations of this Kingdom, with the Character* Charity and Prudence near him : In the other, a View of the Scaffold before the Whitehall, K. Charles led the (Pr&curfor born in a f:n towards the Place his he Right Rev. the Lord Bifliop of ...

... Yard at Deptford, where fome Workmen repairing the old Buildings contiguous to the Red-Houfe, the Scaffolding on a fudden fell down, and one of them was killed on the Spot, another died Yefterday Morning, and two others were I'o mil** erably wounded that ...

... 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- ...