... provided for him, the Back Parlour and Paflage of the laid Houk, the Rails enclofing a Way from thence to the Scaffold, and the Rails round the Scaffold, being all hung at the Shetiffs Expence. It was about of the Chck Lord Lovat was guarded (tom the Tower ...

... on a Scaffold three Stories high, in Mbetnarle Street, had the MiFfortane to fall down together ; cre of them had his Back broke, _and the otLei was very much bruis'd. And about half an Hoar :thcrwards another Workman fell from the fame Scaffold. They ...

... Carpenter the Scaffold, dead of the Wounds he received ; as are like wile his Wife and Child. She was underneath felliug Beer when the Accident happened. . . the falling of the Scaffold laft on Tower-Hill, a Woman with a Child in her Arms was killed, but the ...

... ' . . • , , , • The fame lAornisig *Wit* twito eaock, thi Wind beiegeteecding high, blew down Piece of Scaffolding in the Gardens belonging the Bowling-Green gook at St. Mary lc Bone, ig height Feet, and about nine Feet *arc. lately for the flying Man ...

... was done much Mifchief, a crowded Scaffold and large Shed Falling down, by wli:ch fevcral Pcrfons had their Limbs broke, and others were mortally hurt, betides which, Ev‘ral Gentlemen narrowly cfcaped being killed by the Mob, who gathering at the Out-gate ...

... Row-Boat Cruizcr, belonging thought to Tunis, hoarded a French Veffcl which the Day betote failed from this Port laden with Wine, kill'd the Crew and four Paffengert, viz. i Knight of Malta, and three Officers of the Knight's Regiment and of that called the ...

... near the Scaffold, he fell on his Yefterday a Mate of a Ship lately arrived from Knees to receive Sentence from the Judge; after Jamaica, was committed to Newgate by Juilice which, he was drawn up on the Scaffold, and of Wapping, for killing a Cabbin ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Munich was employ'd in the New Buildings in Broad- among the Officers and Soldiers of that Body fireet, fell thro' the Scaffolding into the Street, that had been employed in taking the Place. A and broke both his Arms; he was carried to St. rich Booty ...

... Nicholfon and Tate in Thames-ftreer, under a Scaffold on which Come Bricklayers were employed, by Come Accident a Plank fell down, one of the Corners of which pitch'd upon his Head, fradued his Skull, and killed him on the Spot; he had nVelvet Cap on, great ...