... Drowned 2, One in a Pond at St. John at Hackney, and One at St. Mary at Islington. Excessive Drinking 3. Kill'd accidentally 2. One by a Fall from a Scaffold, buried at St. Mary at Hill, and One by a Fall into a Cellar at St. Giles's without Cripplegate. Overlaid ...

... Lightning and Thunder that happen d on Friday la/i, a Alan was kill'& between that 'Jown and and Boy was firuck out of bis which he had the to recover fame lime after. At the fame lime and Place were kill'd three or four Hurfes and Cvws, fume wheuof were afterwards ...

... 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 ...

... after having fpenf about three Quarters of an Hour there, his Lordfhip proceeded to the Scaffold, being fupported by two Warders,' and' when he afcended the Scaffold, he bowed to the People looked upon his Coffin, which was cover'd with black Cloth, adorned ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... wiiimely Death- 1 by. Misfortune. 11 Atf alio- how Scottilh Prince, ftrangfely* dtflroVed by With MicW5Uh, who coming the Crown killing- : Pfgde-- ceftpr,'* he -griw upon fcta. Witches telling aim, that he never•be* by any Man born of Woman, 1 and he fhould ...

... faid Houfe the Rails enclofing a Way from thence to the Scaffold and Rails round the Scaffold being all hung with Black Sheriffs Expence And about Twelve o’Clock his Lordlhip came upon the Scaffold and in a Quarter an foi he with fome Compofure laid Head ...

... are tobe arraign'd, in order to be tried on a Scaffold in Weftminfter-Hall on Monday the. 28th of July next, before the Houfe of Peers. And Orders are iflued out to the Board of Works to begin the Scaffolding direclly, in order to have it finifh-* ed againft ...

... As he pafs'd thro' the Streets he feem'd very unconcern ?? but on his coming tothe Hill, he turn'd his Eyes towards the Scaffolding that is building for the Spectators to fee the Execution next Monday ; and lifting up his Hands, with great Concern, faid ...

... 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 ...