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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Afiernoon. Three to enter and ran for each Purfc, ot no Race} and to be fub j eft to fuch Articles as (ball then be produced. A Scaffold will be provided for ell Gentlemen and Ladies. __F_ii Who continues tht Bltaching of Linen Cloth to as grtat Perfeftion ...
... any unqualified Perfon lhall, fpr the Future, hunt for, i kill and deftroy auy Moor Game, Groufe or Black Game, withiii his feveral Forefts of Stainmoie, Mallerftang or Ogiebinlj or that (hall kill and deftroy any othei Sort of Game within his feyciai Ma- ...
... Afternoon. Three to entei and iim for each Pu,f e , or no Race; and to be fubjeft to fuch Ankles as (hall then be produced A Scaffold will be provided for all Gentlemen and Eadiei pav- ing; ts v 6di a Day, « d..v.heieof is to be applied towards the oub- ...
... deteimined, with the utmoft Rigour, to put the Laws in Execution againft all luch idle and unqualified Peifons as lhall pieliime to kill Game, or who keep or go our with Guns, Hounds, Nets or Grey- hounds, for that Purpofe : And proper Methods are taken for the ...
... inftant March, two H OU N D S in Couples, belonging to Sir Robert Eden, were fliot at near liinchelter, wheieby one of them was kill'd, the other veiy much wounded} this is to give Noiice, that whoever will difcover the Perlon who did the fame, fliall, upon ...
... &:c. fcir or moie to enter foi each Prire 01 go Race, and be ftihjcck to Articles which will he produced ar Cnreiance. A Scaffold will be piovided for the Gentlemen and Ladies, pay- ing one Sbillinp ■ Day. No Innkeepers, Bee. that do not belong to the ...
... Afternoon. Thiee to enter and tun foi each Purfe, or no Racel ; and to be fiibje_t to fuch Articles as fhall then be, produced. A Scaffold will be provided foi all Gcatlem u sad Ladie-, 1 \ W $ap it JMu'ffje.; $cli by Martin Bryson, Bookftlltr, in Newcaftle, ...