... and more the privates of all,his avmics, rot the faithful and zealous dilch.trge i f their duty, which had experienced in the kill campaign. That alfo hoped, after he was dead, they would their cbaracler for courage and difeipline, and would dutiful to his ...

... dead, and other perfons in the neighboin liood were hurt. Mr. Ibbeiibn, paper-maker, of Hatherfage, Derbylhire, had two cows killed the lightening, dining the late ftorm. A large oak was alio lliivti * to pieces, and iome part of the village was laid under ...

... to Rofs, in Herefordihire, little boj, whom they afiert to be their own child, but who, from many uriking circumftances, to belong to perfons in fuperior rank of life. The child is about four years old, has grey eyes, and very light hair. The pretended ...

... I'everal pieces of filk handkerchiefs, and divers other articles. John Kitchinlbn, of Poekhngton, for killing, and flaying John FoHtr. Jofeph Demain, for killing and Haying John Varley, Brantley, the parifli of Leeds. Samuel Ireland, of Leeds, for Her ling grey ...

... infant.—The child had fallen into the tub of water and was drowned!—At that moment, the hnlband came in 1 and, furious at the fight his children, one of them dead, and the other weltering in his blood, lie feized his wretched wife, and killed her on the ...

... ihe wife of Samuel Shirt, in Broad-lane, feeling herfelf unwell, laid down upon her bed about five o’clock, leaving a young child with her hufband, defiring, when it Ihould be reftlefs, that it might be brought to her. About leven o’clock, he accordingly ...

... out one of his fore feet, anti lixing it round the child*s bread, drew the child towards him, and then threw the other foot round him, the claws of both teat thus on his bread; this manner was the child for fome time in the dglit of his didraCded mother ...

... fufpected improper between them—the appearance the girl jnftiiie I the ful pic ion. Friday night file delivered herfelfofa living child, which llic immediately committed into the hands the unnatural who infiantly deprived it exiilence, and burieii it inihc Hack-yard ...

... Jolai Nortlali.at It JOH-N NOkTHALI.. . WILLIAM BAIHE. Sheffield, Jan. tS. 1794. SHEFFIELD, Evening, Edm-w2*. On tv law, a child nhotlt fix year? old. daughter ot Widow Jaokfon, in Coalpit-lmc, was burnt ir.inner, its deaths catch rug ffitu t that it lor ...

... Bridge, near Huddersfield, was fnmmoned beture, the Rev. Mr. Zouch and P. Milnes, EUp at Wake- ; field, in older to fwear a child now about three nionths old, Mr. Fuller, of Huddersfield, mcr-; chant. Air. Fuller did not much as know the woman ; and when ...

... within a week.— The following child mentioned oiil' laff/ ant» two other perfons found dead, were the unfortunate objefts. On Monday a daughter of Thomas Worrall, in Sheffield Taik, akout fourteen years age, was killed the falling of a bank earth, under ...

... Swallows under pretence improving their (kill (hoofing? fetringafide the cruelty uifarviu-r -whole Hefts of you h\ killing the they who follow their barbarous diverlion would well to reflect that, by every Swallov) kill they ajfft MluLa's and i\ by f-r.\KciTY ...