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... foot—Captain M. Madden.—En. fign M. Madden, Sad foot. Frietrd/hip]—Mrs. Hoolv and Child—Mrs. Lucas—Mrs Stewart and Child Major Bellair—Mr. J. Stewart. Pitt] —Mrs. Samuel and Child Mrs. Fancour Col. Tolfon Thomas Efq. Writer. Lorl illaca , tneyl—Mrs. Ninon—Mils ...
... elcape the attention of the rebels, and a fierce band was foon leen running in (earth of the prince, with the intention of killing him. They fcarchcd the whole honk, and not finding him there, fume of banditti, penetrated as far as the Chartli. There they ...
... writings of the Hindoos, in the Shanfcrit language. SPECIMEN of SARAGON POETRY: on a CAT killed in a Dove-Houfe. WEET Pufs, whom as a child I lov'd, SAnd as a child now mourn ; From home ungrateful haft thou rov'd, Ah, never to return ! Nor doubts you ...
... with intelligence from England, of the middle t.l oao. bet. On her came the following paffeneers,Nlrs Cook and child, Mrs. Stakes and Child; Mils Martin, and Mifi Stedman. Meffs. Bei jamb's Joy, Stevens Tatton, John Meftair, John Alcock, Charles Stokes ...
... but diftant Cannor.ade from the enemy in their Rear, it was fuppofed at lead Soo Shot had been fired at them, and did not kill, and wound ten men. lkAany bodies of Horfe were difeovered from the high ground on which our Army was encamped. A Detachment ...
... Yebtuary. Paffengers. . Colonel Conyngharn ; Nrs. Conyrgham ; Mifs Ann Conyngham ; Eliza Conyngham ; Mr. Mackenzie and Child; Mrs. Rofs and Child; Mil's Brown, Lieutenant Jardine; 36 Regt. Lieutenant Caldwell; Bengal Artillery. Marriot; Barron ; James Coltbrooke ...
... ; sand (hewed Mr. SHARP a child that was atilided with Come bad ulcers, from a kind of boils, a dilorder which he Paid was common to this people there ; and informed Mr. SHARP what applications he had himfelf ufed to his child, which were chiefly fomentation* ...
... elevated rock, among the paddy-fields, dole to Warriore; in this hut there were two men, a boy and a woman with Child, who were all killed. The reeds and palm.leaves, with which it had been conflegted, were nearly con• fumed to amen. There was no rent ...
... very much hurt. A child, in the fame row, was alto killed by the falling of a Rack of chimneys. A houfe in another part of Lambeth was unroofed, by whicli an old woman 101 l her life. In St. George's Fields, a young woman was killed, and another dreadfully ...
... ftandard which the negroes employed to invite their brethren to Join them, was the body of a white child, fired tranfierrely on a pike. They have killed and tormented to death a great uumher of white people. They (awed in two pieces len ;-h--ways the Procurer ...
... to,ooofirong. The Marata cavalry flood on our flanks as fpeaators ; they begun the fkirmilh, in which they had only fix men kill-d; and forty wounded : had i• not been for two Battalions of mine, who caan4ed front, when the enemy's cavalry was charging ...
... not be trulled. During this attem to break into the Palace, a very heavy re was kept up on both fides, and a great perfons killed. Can sons were pointed *&prevent the estrance in the Palace; but the ambers and ttrength of the mob rendered refinance ineffedual ...