... infupportable. + The method then would propofe-is that each poor perfon (hall have an allowance of 208. per ann. for every child above three number, to ; be continued 'till fuch children fhall attain the age of twelve years. AO children naturally or accident ...

... Oxford-road, with a pretty child in her arms, told her fhe would give her all the money fhe had for the child to play with, which the woman took, left her the child, and then ran away. The young Mifs's mother being Lady of fortune, the child to nurfed and ordered ...

... cat gnawing the childs throat. The creature had already eat off the left ear, and had not the girl providentially heard his fcreams, and haltened to his afliftance, the cat in a few minutes would moft undoubtedly have killed the child. The writer of this ...

... family. The Defendant replied, he would bed—d if he did not give him 5001. on the birth his firft child, whether a boy or girl, and would Hand godfather the child and being a Iked to give a note, or fome other for the fulfilling of his promife, he defired ...

... proceed in Do&ors Commons. The damages are laid 40,c001. Particular orders are given, that whenever an infefled bcaft lhall be killed, great carefhall be taken not to caufe aneffufion of the blood, to cut the flcin from the neck to the tail, and crofs-wife ...

... fagacity of his Majefty's Ministers have dil'govered this principle to totally erroneous* and by conduit as wifely planned, their (kill fupcrior.to common uojerftandings, have found means to keep• at home the manufactures 'this country, and to promote the export ...

... Majefty's Minif- ters have diicovered this principle to be totally erroneous- and by a conduct as wifely planned, m their (kill is funerior. to common uoderftand- ings, have found means to keep at home the manufactures of this country, and to promote ...

... never before had the command of an army, and therefore, for want of experience, the troops have no opinion of his military (kill. Little, therefore, is to be apprehended by the Ruffians from an army wanting confidence in its Commander. - The bridge which ...

... you may affured that I (hall always be happy to do. the Corporation and Town of Southampton. ** They all had the honour of killing bis Royal hand. The fptrited'oehavour of the Danes, in their bombardment of Algiers, will prObnbly keep ! pyratical States ...

... and happily took refuge ia this town. When the Confederates entered his chamber, th'ey found his fpoufe there, very big with child, who had got out of bed. was then in her fhift, and endeavouring to efcape as well as ber hufband, one of the barbarians i ...

... and the huntfman. Neverthelefs, when they had dlfarmed him, and he lay upon the ground, his Majefty called out to them not kill him, but only tofeize him, which was accordingly done. The King's prefenceof mind and fortitude, upon this occalion, are by ...

... cent Jtigher this day fe'nnight. On Monday the Lady of Col. Richards, of Richmond, was delivered of a fon, being the firft child after marriage twenty years. They write from Jamaica, that a nor.-iniportation party has lately ftarted up in that ifl «ncL ...