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... william. Who killed * Negro-woman. (Smiling) I killed it.—Who but a mother could take pity on her own child ? William. God have mercy on thee, unfortunate mother ! Negro-woman, Aye, God have mercy on me! William. Why didil thou this ? • Negro-woman. Ought ...
... Who kill’d ? Who dar’d Kildare to kill ? Death kill’d KiUare, who dare kill whom he Will. An art!ft: of c ...
... Well landlord, I fee you intend to live well, you have killed a hog; not fo, replies the landlord, it only half a one; true, fays the gentleman, did not obferve that before, pray when you intend to kill the other hall. Some of the wicked inhabitants of Nottingham ...
... Were examined the plaintiff, to prove the child to be one of theirs, voluntarily came forward, and fwore feeing Mrs. Day delivered of her child. It was proved the part of the Defendant, that Mrs. Day with child when (he left her hulband to go into Sta ...
... which Mufical Farce in one Ad. called GRETNA GREEN. which will be added, a favourite Farce, (in one Ad) called THE SPOIL’D CHILD. Ticket* be had of Mr. (if Mrs. Jarman, at Me. Free’* Trunkimkcrj'Vn the “Butchery, 'Mr. & Mn. ’Jarman t it appoint'd on ihit ...
... Stamford market on Friday fc*nnight, which, with the tallow naturally fed thereto, weighed upwards twelve (lone. The bead was killed Mr. Wortley, of Naffin ' on, near, that place ; the carcafe of which weighed only ai-jut 42 ft. and was what the butchers ...
... when the waggon went over his bodv, and killed him on the . fc*nrught, ji per lon Whitehaven had bought ounce of; the oif vitriol, a cure for the tooth-ach ; the bottle being left a window, a (iae female child about two yeais old, unobferved, got bold ...
... Sir Simon Le Blanc, Knth. to-morrow. Robert Bradbury and Ann Holllnj?worth, charged with the wilful murder of « male baftard child ; Richard Clegg and George Brooke, charged with the wilful murder of Joh« Moor fun; Wriel*t, late of Leeds, corn fador, charged ...
... doathing. A few days ago, a child of Robert Carfons, of Clifton Dykes, Wcllmoreland, fell into a well fifteen feet deep. The mother, who faw the ihocking accident, inilantly defeended the bucket rope, and, providentially, caught the child, juft as rote the furface ...
... Cam* berwell.—lt fuppofed in his fpecd, the night being dark, he rode againll a waggon which he was thrown from his horfc and killed immediately. The horfe went on to Camberwell, very much bruifed alfo, about five minutes after his wife and friends got there ...
... fervants were very much hurt. A child, in the fame row, was alfo killed, by the falling a hack chimnlct. houfe another part of Lambeth was unroofed, by which an old woman 101 l her life. In St. George’s fields, young woman was killed, and another dreadfully maimed ...
... VVurmferâs, arc this fide of the Rhine. The General Leferre and Daupuul have been wounded : the brother of the firll is killed.-iâ/) ...