... ion, two burnt in the hand, and lix acouitted. At Derby adzes a woman was capitally conviclcd ofthe murder of her baflard child! AtSalifburyallizcs, ten prifoners were capitally con- viclcd; fix of whom were afterwards reprieved. We arc glad to have it ...

... and clapped prifon. This morning a man Was whipt from the top of } burn the end Swallow-flrcet, for fteal' Jv.g the body of child out of a church-yard. Thurfdaythc Right Hon. Sir Edward Hawke arrived town fr >m his Seat in Hampfhire, and afterwards attended ...

... likewife: Thefe fhut up the rebels, and brought the veffel into Briftol. One ofthe rebels who called him- felf Lord Stirling, is killed ; I believe he was a Ge- neral. The Rev. Mr. Lawfon, who was edutated at the Grammar-School in thii town, was laft week elected ...

... town, he was un- fortunately drown ?? On Sunday lall the Coroner's inqueft fat up- on the body of a child at Hunflet in this pariih, which had been killed the day before by a loaded coal waggon, and brought in their ver- dict accidental death. On the 6th ...

... a Gentleman's fimily, and was fcdiiced by a young man, by whom fhc h.id rhe child in her armi ; that Ihe was brought to b. J at the sbo-.r village, and the father of ihc child h_- gircn lecirity to the parifti, that they fliotilj no. be charge, able, but ...

... has received, by the direftion of a certain Great Pcrfon- age, two guineas for himfelf, a guinea for his wife, and for every child half a guinea. A P-itentis faid to be making out to create Sir Samp- fon Gideon a Peer. The 48th and ?o'li regiment! of Foot ...

... at/Law, in RollY Buildings, 1400 ounces of pSi.te, valuable and James-Child, for robbing Mr. Lamb fiber watch.: They behaved wi-'li threat decency,'and prayed very' fervently ; Child made to the hcfj'iug'ihey' would take warning end. The mode raifing the ...

... ac- cident was thrown down in York lane, and the wheels going over his body, killed him on the fpot. A child belonging «o a labourer at Burley in this pariih, was alfo killed by a cart on Thurfday evening. At Yarm, a few days ago, a boy about nine years ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, Feb. 26. Thurfday night, about a quarter before feven, her Majelly was fafely delivered of a Prince, (being the tenth child) who is 1-i.ely live. Thurfday Mr Petition of the Brewers and other Dealers in Hops, complaining of l'everal frauds committed ...

... fix glafles, when the Engiiih Ihips were obliged td fubroit to the fupe- rior force, tho one half of the pirati'i crew were kill- ed or wounded.-* The Seraphis loft her main maft, bow fp»t and mizen top mail, before fhe ftruck. Thefollowing ihipi appeared ...

... the fame time eighteen j)a-ticnts were dilcharged cured, and two relieved. Wednesday laft, child about feveo years age, belonging to one Kitfon, of H&lifax, was kill'd by a ftroke from an unruly horfe. OnTuefday the 24th ult. one James Wright, of Holbeck ...