... itruaure for ltrength, elegance, and Rood workmanfiMp, reflects much credit on the architect and buiMera. On Saturday laft, a child belonging to one Clark- foti, of Woodhoufe near this town, Was unfortunate- ly run over by a loaded cart, and fo terribly bruifed ...

... trebles, in three hours and fix- teen minutes. Laft Thurfday as a child belonging to Mr Heaton of Halifax, was playing near a pile of deal boards, they unfortunately fell upon it, and kill'd it on the fpot. Thefollowing melancholy accident happened late- ...

... their relations, which could never be obtained. The grandfather, however, his will left twelve thouiand pounds to his grand-child, when he came of age, which fum he took polleilion about three years ago. Having an acquaintznce with one W. a young gentleman ...

... Saturday last a Child of Rubin Sunderland, of Leeds-Lock, aged six years, fell into the river Air below the lock : this accident being observed by Matthew Horsfall, hour-glass-maker, at the lock, he threw himself into the river, and saved the child from being ...

... remained fur two bouts, when fitilful arriving, he extended over the child, and breathed ftrongly into his mouth, the fame lime the child's ears : Afrer this took the child ricar« fire, where rubbed him luccedively with flannel, vie, and fait; but not ...

... cunning peculiar to his fpecies, was killed at view in a field near Kirkharle. Thcchace, which lafted three hours and 26 minutes, and not lefs than 40 miles, was through a fine country. Several horfes were killed in the purfuit ; and out of the many gentlemen ...

... wiilillanding they exceeded in numbers, and had two held pieces well covered, after their lurrender, the lavages infilled on killing them, hecaufe their num- bers tverc too great for them to nuard, and they had not provifions lor them. Here Captain Foflcr ...

... laws. At Romaldkirk, near Barnardcaflle, on Sa turday, a woman ironing linen near the kitchen window, was killed by the Ijafcientng, and > child was thrown to the far fide of the honfe, but was not much hurt. Monday the Prifcilla, Capt. Franks, arrived ...

... accountsof muchmifchicf ; many men and many bcalls were killed by it in the environs of London. The lightning on Sunday even- ing, and the ftorm yeftcrday forenoon, have not been lets mifchievous. A child at lllington on Sunday night, who was fent on a errand ...

... brought feveral perfons to view it, and, among the reft, a woman, who claimed as her child, and declared that, in the year 1762, fte was brought bed at Turin of this child, which ihe afterwards fent to be nurfed by a woman in the environs, and that he was ...

... river ; and ...

... pre fence of mind to throw the child into a hedge, and was fo for- tunate to jump out hen. lf without any hurt But the cataftrophe was iatal ; being brought back to the public houfe, Ihe found her hu I! .mil had been killed on the ('pot, and Ihc has been ...