... is also one of the unhappy Sufferers, be- ing kill'd on the Spot. A Peruke-maker at Newington, who had a Wife and se- ven Children, was likewise kill'd. Mr Andrews, the Master Carpenter of the Scaffold, is dead of the Wounds he receiv'd, also his Wife ...

... the Grafs-market for the Murder of Daniel Johnfon. He .acknowledged in Prifon, and on the Scaffold, the Juftice of the Sentence by which he fuffered, and the killing of Walter Welfb, a Soldier belonging to the Scots Fuzileers, pn Newcaftle Moor. He died ...

... many Years. Five Workmen being upon a high Scaffold in the Capuchins Church, creeling a Alaufolcum for the late Duke of Lorain, tlie Scaffold gave Way, fo that they all fell ; whereby one ot them was killed upon the Spot, and the other four were miferably ...

... taken the Houfe which ftands on the Piazza on Tower-hill, for the Reception ot the two Lords, who are to be beheaded on a Scaffold there next Monday j to which Place they will go in the following Order, viz. When the Sheriff's receive the Prifoners, they ...

... and is they were linking the Scaffold, rhe whole Wo.kbein^ frelli and not fettled, fell fn, by which Mr. Sharp, a Maifer-Bricktayei' in Salisbury-Court, and James Hay war. l and lohn Deacon, Journeymen ( .up enters, were killed • Vii. ?? the Mattcr-Car- ...

... Houfe, the Rails en- closing a Way from thence to the Scaffold, and the Rails round the Scaffold, being all hung with Black at the She- riffs Expence. About Twelve ?? his Lordlhip came upon the Scaffold, neatly drefs'd in Black} and, without fhewing the ...

... a Difference between the Dutch Fac- toy, and the Hotentotts the Natives ; one of the Fac- tory, being up in the Country was kill'd by the Hotten- totts, whereupon the Chiefs or Heads of those People were summoned to find out the Offender, and bring him ...

... 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 ...

... herT which the others obferving k made oft*. Capt. Den- nis had is Men kill'd, and as many wounded, among the former was Mr Calder, the Captain's Quarter Matter. The Enemy had 20 killed, and the like Number wounded. This Prize was juft arrived, and her Cargo ...

... him, fo that the Son killed his Father, and aftifted in quarcerjui|| him, had criminal Conversation with his Mother, and lay with 'hall when his Father's mangled Limbs were under the Bed ; juft: before th™ Execution feveral Scaffolds fell down, by which ...

... divers of the faid Detachment, without ?? your Petitioner, unfortunately fired upon the Midtifude,wheteby feveral Perfons were killed.and others wounded. •',-•' a j That your Petitioner, after having ufed his utmoft Endea- ?? by his Men, perceiving them to ...

... alfo the Horfe he rode on, the Mail being found lying by ins tide. Tis prefumed, thac the Horfe fell and broke his Keck, and killed his Rider. This Day the remaining Part of the Crew of the Centurion, left unpaid, when the Ship was paid ac Woolwich, were ...