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... and Scaffolding ; also a large Parcel of Hambro Pipe Staves fit for Coopers Use; likewise a Parcel of Wainscot from a Quarter of an Inch to three Inches thick; also a Parcel of Newcastle Grinding Stones of all sorts: At the same Place Sea Coal be sold ...
... CASUALTIES. ', :1 * •' c ' 1 herfclf St. without Alderfgate i. Kill'd Fall from a scaffold St, Olave Silver u Overlaid Tiiie* him out a Window Lunatick) St. Vadaft 1. Chriftned this Week Buried 394. Decreafed the Burials this U* . . 4 ...
... Casualties. Drowned the River of Thames St. Martin the Fields Drinking 5 1 Hang'd hirafelf at St« Mary i-. Kill'd 2, One by a Fall from Scaffold S» Dunftan Stepney, and One by Cart Wheel at S. Giles's in the Fields. Overlaid Shot himfelf (beirg Lunatick) ...
... foon fcalded to Death. This Morning an unhappy Accident happen'd at the Parlia- ment Houfe, a, Scaffold with fix Men at Work fell clown, where- by four were killed, and two were much hurt. ...
... M _ Country News. ?? ?? * ' r°u n the 7 th Mant * * Aynho on the Hill in this County, a Labourer fell from a high Scaffold, and was kill'd en the Spot. 5 *»vai.viu, And on the 20th, at Clipton in Oxfordmire, another very unfortunate Accident happen'd ...
... accidentally the River Thames, Oneburudat St. Andrew in Holbom, One $t. the Tower, and Ons at St. Margarets in Kill'd by * from a Scaffold at Lombard-flreet, St. Helens near Chriftritd Buried increased m the Burials this Week 13. . ...
... 'Qi Plurifie *— CJlcers ■ . 2, Fiftula ! —r* —*1 Quinfie Vomiting CASUALTIES. River of Thames, at St. Saviour in Southwaik Kill'd accidentally 4, One by a Fall frqm a Window, at St. Butolph without AlderPgate, One with the Hot Mettal at the Founding-Houfe ...
... Well-Indies, alio one of the unhappy Sufferers, being kill'd. the Spot. A Peruke-maker at who had Wife and feven Children, was kill'd. One of the Mailer-Carpenters concern'd in building the Scaffold was on the Spot, and his Wife and Daughter fo much bruis'd ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...