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... V Killed at Patna, October 6 Mess. Ellis, Chief of Patna. Hay, of the Council of Calcutta. Lushington, Second of Patna, a Gentle- man of great Merit, who had formerly survived the Black Hole, after that accompanied Lord Clive in his Successes, now fell ...
... VIDONIA WINE ofthe MADEIRA FLAVOR. PARKER and WILSON, at their Commiffion Wine and Spirit Vaults, No 20, Manfell-fireet, Good- man's Field?, London, Agents for one of the firft houfes mthe ifland of Teneriffe, refpeafully inform gentlemen r_-r.J1.13 n ...
... who- aflifted ar the Engine, was kill'd by a Stack of Chimnies' falling on him ; another bad his Arms and a Leg broke,' and was fent tothe Hofpital in great Mifery; ons Fireman was killed by the Fall of a Wall, which- killed 1 another Perfon, and many more ...
... next; and the latter was respited before the Judge left the Town. William Moyses, charged with killing Joseph Cooke, and William Fawkner, charged with killing Robert Osborne, at Stamford, on the 25th of last Month, were both acquitted. * Thomas Daff for ...
... not without having one of her Breafts cut off by them ; Nine Perfons were killed, thirteen talcen Fi ifoners, and feveral wounded, Our People attacked them in their Retreat, killed two or more of them, but were not in a/ Condition to purfue them farther ...
... woman being ask'd by the interpreter what she wanted, replied, Nothing, but to die â and she did die. â They often hang, kill, and starve themselves, or jump overboard. One makes every exertion to drown himwelf â puts his head under water, but lifts ...
... Tuxford, charged with set ting Fire to a House at North Elkington ; Matthew Dennis, for stealing out of the Garden of Edward Wilson, Currier of Grantham, eight Pieces of Horse Leather; and Patrick Wai den, on Suspicion of breaking open the Shop of William ...
... to take a View of a Place occupied by the Enemy, a Skirmifli cnfued, in which a French Officer with three or four Men were killed, and four of the New-England People very much wounded. They write from the Hague, that Advice has been received there from ...
... Town on Thursday last, the following Sums were distributed, viz. s. d. To Mrs. Cantrell - 5 5 0 Mrs. Bladen - 10 10 0 Mrs. Wilson - 4 4 0 Mrs. Sutton - 10 10 0 Mrs. Beard's Children - 7 7 0 Mrs. Swindell's Son 2 2 0 Mrs. Hudson - 5 4 0 Mrs. Allsop - 7 ...
... pole, Rockingham, Thetis, Muulefex, atj Lord Macaitncy. At the Special ?? held at Cavan in Ireiand, Mr. Cowan, charged with killing tvt., pcrlcn.-, one of whom was his brother, ar. I wouadinga third fomc time ago, watbrooeht to trial, and pleaded tafsnity ...
... of us who have here- unto fubferibed our Names as WitnelTes, in the Pre- fence of the faid Teftator. JOHN STRONG, GEORGE WILSONS, ROBERT GOODYERE. Proved at London the fixth Day of July, 1751, before the Worfhipful Robert Chapman, Do&orof Laws, and Surrogate ...
... called a Tunnel, to kill and deftroy the Game. -MATTHEW BOWLER, of Heage, Laborer, for keeping certain Engines, called Snares, to kill and deftroy the Game. RICHARD STEVENSON, of the Pariih of Barlow, La- borer, for fhootjng, killing, taking, and deftroying ...