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... Mrs. Wride, wife of Captain F. Wridc, of this port. We lincerely fympathife with the furvivor, who has a wife, father, and a child, in the Ihort courfe of a mon h. • Laft week, Prcllon, HoKiernefs, Mrs. Young, wife of Mr. William Young, of that place, ftirgeon ...
... Surinam, that, by paying a fine five hundred florins, not quite fifty pounds, prr head, any is liberty kill as many his own negroes as but, if kills of his neighbour, he alio to pay him for the loft r.f his Have, the crime being firfl fubftantiated, which ...
... fliade refrclhing. —(Jo then, ami glad thy father with thy preience: tv(i* a father once!—l him fall— Fall Tide—my fon, my child, my warrior ! Yet fell he like a cover’d with wounds— Here y on his hreaJl: —But I reveng’d boy. And hew’d his murd’rcr the ...
... coroner*s inqucll with the wilful murder of a new bom male baftard child, by putting the faid child into an earthen pot, containing a certain quantity of water, by means whereof the faid child was fuffocated and drowned 1 and Authur Holt Lceming, in the Welt ...
... replaced ; and, after three hours fomentation with the malt, the elbow wasalfo rellored to its proper iituation. I-atl week a child belonging to Mr Reed, innkeeper, the North-tide of the Dock, at this place, was burnt in fiich a dreadful manner fpark of lire ...
... *f another engagement, he was miffing, snd was foppofed his wife to be in the number of the flain: after a Icirch among the killed and wounded, (he found a body greatly diifiguercd, but much refcmbling her hud* which (he cau&d to be interred. She then applied ...
... can account for it is, that the cafe of Mark Bolt, (againft whom bill of indictment was preferred at the Hull affizes for killing one of the prefs-gaug, which was rejeCted the Grand Jury) mutt have been confounded with that of Capt. Effington. We have ...
... her hufband, and found he was killed in the firft engagement be was in, at the pillaging a village in Germany. married her; and better wife Mo man ever had.” With this woman he lived near twenty years. The foldier's child he educated for the army, and ...
... Crunton Middleton, charged with Ihooting at John Hollady and others the watrea of Blanch in the piiriib Quarmby charged with killing and Haying George Sykes South Corfl ; George for pojfonin ...
... unfortunate hufband had but juft time to fee his wife lying in fit, his child running about in aphrenzy, and his brother lying dead at his feet : and having cried out, I have killed my brother !” fell down and dicdalfo. The nurfc, who had followed her mailer ...
... of their King, £>u-. and Prmcefs I.amhallc, with the mojl favnge plenfure ; who occafioned the d.ath of the young Prince,- child that had not offended; now mating a parade of their prctcnficns to humanity, when two of their Delegates have fuf fered, hut ...