... coffin to inter a child in, of which, Ihe faid, fire was the mother; the oveifeers readily complied, and previous to the interment, Ihe went round the town, tellingtrie inhabitants a melancholy ltory of her diftreis, the death of her child, &c. by which artifice ...

... every farm, by fons, fervants and labourers. Killing either pheafant, hare, or par- tridge in the fnow, fliould be punifliable by a heavy penalty : moft people are unac- quainted with the quantities killed at that feafon. In the neighbourhood of Farnham ...

... Swillington-Moor, on his return from Kippax. Last Thursday, a child about four years of age, was run over by a loaded cart near Northowram, (owing entirely to the careless- ness of the driver) and killed on the spot. Last week died in London, Dr Gowin Knight ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... that wat lately loaded with 0} Hers on the French coaft, brought from thence a few geefe that coft him ten pence each. When killed, and ro a lied 1 the ?? 1 of each was worth lix pence fur cieafiog malls, varils, &c. the quills a half- penny, and the feathers ...

... rounded with flames, without any poflihility of extricating themfelves, fo that (befides thofe vho were burnt to death, or killed upon the fpot by the fall of heavy ftones and timber) fcarcc one efcaped without being either mii'c- rably fcorched or cruflted ...

... accounts ofthe ftate of our affairs in Bengal. The ftibftance of the intelligence is, that above 480 Europeans have been killed en a late engagement with the Marattoes, and that a great number of Englifti Officers, finding their oppredions daily increafed ...

... lohn Sumner. [G„_. The theft committed by a Gentleman at the election feafl of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, was difcovered hy a child, who faiel, That Gentleman has the fpoons in his pocket ; the Gentlemen made a pifh at it; but the company infifted they ...

... iiibl'cribe each one guinea, to purchafe a bullock, which was done lalt Monday at Smithfield, for th'r teen guineas, and, on killing it, found them f Ives enabled to fell beef from two-pence to four-pence per pound, which was before fold from lour-pencc halfpenny ...

... parts of this kingdom. Rcfolved, That itistheopinionofthis Com- mittee, that the Houfe be moved, for leave to bring in a Kill to remedy the evils occalioned by the faid laws. Ordered, Neniine Gofltraiicinlt. That leave be given to bring in a Bill ...

... all the plantations and negroe lioufes le- velled. Only three lioufes left Handing at Frcdericklladt, and numbers of people killed : A letter from thence fays, Words are want- ing 10 defcribe the hoirors of the ni^ht ; the dreadful roar of raging Wind ...