... which kill'd him on the fpot. On Friday afternoon, James Harper, of Halifax, glazier, dropt down in a fit, and expir'd in about two hours after: he was a perfon of good character. One day laft week, coal-miner at Middlcton near this town, was killed by earth ...

... fliou'd never paufe, oorrow lits brooding— and thine eyes o'erfiow ? heart's not hard'ned 'gainft another's pain, ell t.un child of forrow—doft thou mourn tender Parent 101 - -a Brother flain Ur, what can make thee fcem fo much forlorn ? O! no, not the ...

... tne late Thomas Robinfon, Efqj .. few days ago died the feat of Earl, of Wigtown , in Buckingham (hire, Mrs Child, relitt of the late Will Child of Birthwaite Hall, this county, and mother to the Countefs Wigtown. ...

... At the fame time fix patients were difchargcd curcd, and f.vc relieved. One day laft week, child was run ovrr a loaded waggon at Cave, near Beverley, and killed on the fpot: its mother was (hocked at the accident, that ftie fell into fits, and expired ...

... dilcharged. Squire Butterfield, charged with ftealinga purle from Daniel Ilolroyd ; Elizabeth Pickhaver, with the murder of her child ; Thomas \Vrather, and John Hower, on fufpicion ; ]onjs Jiinns of Kighlcy, charged with having initrunients for coining his ...

... months, fhc has had four boys, who are all now living. There was born at Rigton, near Harewood, a few days ago, a Seventh child, whole great great grandmother is Hill living. An authentic letter from Briltol, fays, It appears that man who lodged in ...

... 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 ...

... river ; and ...

... 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 ...

... deftroyed that houfe, Mrs. Trinket's, Perfumer, and Mrs. Phipps's Child Bed-warehoufe, in a very Ihort time. Mrs. Wilkes made out a two pair of ftairs window, and broke her leg; but it is feared a child, about eleven years of age, her daughter, with the Maid[ervant ...

... attacked one of their out-polls by day-breaking. This regiment made more of their (words than their fire arms in this (kirmilh, killed very many, and took almoft the whole of the reft prifoners. The Rebels did not yet perceive the ftrength of thofe who came ...

... flour, were imported at Liverpool from Ireland and Foreign parts. On Wcdnefday laft, Mr John Stabler, butcher in this town, kill'da weather Ihecp, whofe length from its nofe to its tail meafured inches, and over the breaft inches; it cut 8 inches in the ...