... to dive in the river near the bridge in this town. On Wednesday last, a child belonging to one Crosby, a saddler at Hunslet near this town, was run over by a loaded cart, and killed on the spot. The same day, as some Colliers belonging to the Glass-house ...

... entirely naked. At another place they found a man's coat, with a number of bulletholes in it, and a child murdered by the fame. The cattle have beenlikewife killed. In fhort, theouti by thefc barbarians arc hardly redible; and we are told, that fcarce day happens ...

... that he had cohabited with the deceafed above four years, that he had one child by her who is now alive, and nearly that age, and that flie was gone fix months of another child by him. He had before attempted to caufe an abortion, by her to take a quantity ...

... and back were like human ; its eves like a calf; the ears ftort, the infide refembling a child's ; the under lip and chin like a calf; the nofe and face like a child's ; the collar-bone, neck, breaft, navel, and tefticleSf like human creature; fore Ifcgs ...

... could reach thefirft houfe, they left the hclplcfs creattirc ftruggle by herfelf, where (he delivered hcrfctf of a fine female child upon the highroad. It gives lis pleafure, that are enabled, by intimations from a friend, communicate to mercantile part of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Jul'- tice and made affidavit of the game, then ferveu up, and the innkeeper will have pay the penaltv. On Saturday fe'nnight killed, at We#w itton, in Wenfleydale, by Mr James Sedgwick, butcher, acalf ii weeksold, whofe iour quarters weighed *Bolb. the cawl ...

... his Manifeftues in molt tender and inlinu.itir.g manner; he declares has pretentions the Crown, but dots afllfor his dear child, the Giryid Duke Paul, whom declares tl>e cnlv legitimate heir. the Ircm all tiieir late imports, and declares dm as foon has ...

... —Thomas for Healing yarn out the croft James Whitehead, in Burnagc, tranfported for years. —Henry Crofs, for threatening to kill his father, burnt in the hand.——Thomas Rice, for robbing the .Richard Brown, of formby, a quantity of gold and lilvcr, tranfporicd ...