... iptifed in St. Peter's Church, by the Right Rev. Dr. Brown, Lord Bifhop of Cork and Rofs. Thurfday laft five Men were killed by a Scaffold falling on them at Innifcarra. We hear from Carrick on Sure, tbat on Wednefday laft one Ximenes and Fitton, both Troopers ...

... Great Middle Ifle ; and as foon as it enters the Gates ofthe Choir, it will mount tbe Scaffold on feveral Step* prepared for that Purpofe. On the middle of the Scaffold, and direftly under the Cupola ofthe Abbey* a fmall Stage is elevated about two Feet ...

... occafioned a very fudden and unequal Weight, fo that the Pillars or Supporters of the Scaffold gave. Way, andthe whole rufhed to the Ground; by Which one Woman was killed upon the Spot, one Man died on Friday, about 16 Perfons had each a Limb broken, be- ...

... executed on a Scaffold erefted before Ntwgate for that I'urpofe. Thefe unhappy Sufferers died with evtry Appearance of fincere Contrition. The Brother and Sifter killed each oiher feveral Times, both before and after the Prayers upon the Scaffold, and they ...

... themfelves with Hor- fes, &c. Paris, June B. Every Day brings frefh Par- ticulars of the unhappy Night of the 30th of May. A Scaffold erected near the Palace of Bourbon, broke down with the over-weight of the Spectators, who all fell into the River. We have ...

... the Killed and Wounded in the above Battle : Killed. Colonels, Charles Lewis, John Field ; Captains, John Murray, R. M'Clenachan, Sa- muel Wilfon, James Ward ; Lieutenant, Hugh Allen ; Enfigns, Candiff, Bracken ; Forty-four Privates. Total killed 53. ...

... muft almoft tp a certainty have been killed. This Morning John Glark, conviaed at the Old Baily, on Friday fe'nnight, of the Murder of Thomas Johnfon, was executed before New- pate. He was attended on the Scaffold about a Quarter of an Hour by the Ordinary ...

... Account of the killed and wounded of the REGULARS in the above Engagement. Colonel Abercrombie, > c . -, , General Williams, C Fie l A,°J? CerS Major Pitcairne, 3 **uea. 1 4 Wounded. 7 Captains killed. 28 Wounded. 9 Subay^rn Officers killed. 48 Woun-fled ...

... Mr. Job Sims of Leicefter, Mafon, John Freeman his Jour- neyman, and William Barioot his Apprentice, being at Woik upon a Scaffold at the new-erected Hall belonging to Clement Winftanley, Ef ...

... him from Eight till Ten, when he gave him Abfolution. He had told him the Day before, that he would not attend him to the Scaffold, becaufe 'ho could not refrain from weeping if he faw him fhed Tears. Mandrin affured him he woold not fhed one; and kept ...

... though with them, did not, he believes, know any Thing of their Intention to murder. During the Time of the Execution, the Scaffold erected there gave Way, when a Gen- tleman of Wardour-Street, Soho, broke his Leg insfuch a Manner, that it is thought it ...

... were repuifjd. The Number their Kil'ed and Wounded muft.be have learnt, tbat the Aultnans bad 17 killed and wounded, and that our's there were only two killed and 17 wounded. Antwerp, (Flanders) Nov. 8. Yeft?rday we heard fome Cannon fired towards tiie Torts ...