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... MURDER. Cireumflances of the hoi rid Murder of Mr. Archer's Servant, St. James's lquare. ABOUT two o'clock on the Tuetalay morning, Mr. Archer's cook awaking, was furprifed that the deceafed, who ufually flept with her, had not been in bed that night ...
... TRIALS FOR MURDER. AT the Old Bailey on Friday, Mary Nott wa» indifted for the wilful murder of M. Le Marquis Gripierc de Moncroe Laval, by making an alfault on his porfon, on the of May tall, and with penknife giving him mortal wound on the left fide ...
... A MURDER SUNDAY fe'nnight a very Chocking and barbarous murder was committed by three abandoned vil- lains : — The unfortunate perfon who fell a facrifice to tiiefc rufiians, accidentally me. them at a public-houle at Monfhtll, jjrar Godahning, in Surrey ...
... A MURDER WEDNESDAY fe'nnight an unfortunate affray happened at Haverhill : Several farmers fer- Vants having been playing at 'cricket, a quarrel arofe between one Stephen Boreham and another perfon, When they agreed to fight, Abraham Goodlad, to be fide ...
... A MURDER ON Friday an inquifition was taken by Mr Ortinn, of Reading, at the parifh if Pad worth, ill Beik- lliirc, on view ofthe body ol Win. Billemorc, an aged labourim* man, who, .15 he was going to work the preceding mo-win**, between lix and I'cven ...
... Some Account of Captain Glafs, who was murdered by Ruffians on board the Sandwich. Glafs was native of Scotland, and bred a furgeon ; in that capacity he made voyages to the coafts of Guinea, and was at length mafter Guinea in which ftation he continued ...
... Samuel Gili.am, Efi; charged with Murder. IV /J Omday morning Samuel Gillam, Kfq;one IVm. of his Majefty'sjufoee-s of the peace for Surry, was tried at the SefTions -houfe in the Old H.i'ly, charged with the murder of one Redburn, a weaver, in St. G ...
... Summary of the Evidence given at the Trial of Lawrence Balfe and Edward M'Quirk, for the Murder of Mr. George Clarke, at Brentford. ROBERT JONES, Efq; depofed, that he was at the election Brentford, where he ftaid till between two and three o'clock, when ...
... There have been two or three accounts of the murder Capt. O'Hara, and part of his crew, publidied but the follow-, ing letter from Mr Robinfon, who went out Mate with Capt. O'Hara, on board the Mcri lin tender, to Lieutenant Burr, who came home Captain ...
... Isaac Pearson, Esq; endeavouring to pass through the Jerseys, in his way to New York, was last week murdered by some of the rebellious banditti who infest the public roads between this city and Philadelphia. On Sunday the 5th instant, at half an hour ...
... vim „ filiated by order, Henry VIII, Death Lord Haftings. Magnificent entry of Henry V. into Paris. Murdering of Edward V, and Duke of York. Beheading M»ry Queen Scots. Morton and committed to prifon the Gloucefler. Death of Richard 111. Edward the ...
... BULLER, for-the Murder Sir THEODOSIUS BOUGHTON, Bart. AT a quarter before feven the prisoner was brought into court, and the Judge arriving loon afterwards, Mr Donellan wis placed at the bar in theufual manner, and the being and fworn, Mr Howarth, the ...