... her Majefty was coming in an her palace through the park to St James’s obferved a woman with a petition in her hand and a child in her arms Ihe immediately ordered her chairmen to ftop and gracioufly received from her at the fame prefenting the poor woman ...

... cays ago as her Majefly was coming ! j a fedan her palace, through the Park 0 t. s, (he poor ' with petition in her hand, and child he- arms; the immediately ordered her chairmen flop and received it from her ' the time prcfenting poor woman with Friday, ...

... confiderthe enlevement 01 Mignon's child, which he did alio very fully. The witnefles this part of the caufe had adapted their ftory to the firft ground taken by the respondents. For the Mignons fwear, that their child was twelve thirteen days old at the ...

... in a Sedan from her Palace, through the Park to St. fmics’s, fhe obferved a poor Woman with a Petition in her Hand, and a Child in her Arms ; fhe immediately ordered her | Chairman to flop, and grasioully received it from her ; at the fame Time prefenting ...

... 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 ...

... of the Slaves, and the whole Crew (except the Captain and Chief Mate, who were on Shore) were killed. Yefterday the Rev. Dr. Moore, Dean of Canterbury, killed his Msjelly's Hand on being apes:rioted Bifhop of Bangor, in the room of Dr. Ewer, deceafed. ...

... a l.in fi oni hci palace, (hrus.gh tlic t'aik to St.Ja.nci'l, coble, ved :t poor woman wills a petition in tier hand, ,1 a child in lici arms ; fne immediately ordered her .airman to llup, and gratioitfl) .received it fsutn her j the lanii ti.i.e prcfenting ...

... onßritifli Aips and bound to the .ward, will (bon be confiderablf advanced. acular orders are given, that whenjtvef M ;!■. hall killed, ftall to 1 ffionto cut, the flun from the neck to tfe. t.i.l, md rJKfe, to her ivti tbtrMtilr /rt*Fr*mee t HtlUnd, *»d ...

... the feraglio in the cvening, but were received very warmly by the bonflangis or body-guards, and that {ome thoufiads were killed and wounded on both fides; thar the Grand Signor cfcaped in the night to Adrianople, where he remained with 20,000 of his ...

... that Place. On Saturday lalt the Prices of Grain in our Market were neaily the fame as the Saturday before. Alfo en Saturday kill feven Perfons were difcharg'd cured from our County-Hofpital. The Prifoners confined in the County-Goal at Northampton, with ...

... down in older to tike leavt of her ht.lbai.d. who was gonig to tea. Tb. i n„c morning, a ho. Te ran over a child is B«ii- cl.T-P.t, and killed her on ihc fpot. Committed la Brideiuell. Moliea Davis, Richard Events and Flu. ma. Prodi'., for bussing damaged ...

... before their doors, would probably prevent many fatal accidents. Tuefthy child being in field near To|ftone, a man went to it and cut its ear off, and then run, away. The child’s father coming up after, he with fome others vent in purfuit of him. TliurfJay ...