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... young Chiid for a Jittle Time, mi$’d it Ahe came home, and hearing nothing of it, concluded it was drowned. Abvuta’ after the Child was found two Miles from the Houle above Hizh Water Mark, havi Hands, Head, and Privities cut off, and a Hole under each Arm ...
... Coaches, and fhot off a Woman's Finger ana having fome Difpute with tiie Salisbury Coachman,, he fwore he'd take Opportunity to kill him. Laft Sunday fev'night the Rev. Mr. Stockton, Eltham in Kent 5 aged upwards having held that Living in the Usurpation of ...
... out, and therefore threw it into the Kettle and stirred it about ; among which Oat- meal some Arsenick had been mix'd for killing of Rats : The Consequence of it was the whole Family, consist- ing of 18 Perfons, were thrown in a dangerous Condi- tion, ...
... Prow. The Mate called for the Harping Iron ; but * he was frighted, fancying that this Monfter was one 4 La Commune, who had killed himielf in the Ship 4 the Year before, and bad been thrown into the Sea lin the fame Paffage. He was contented to pufh hia ...
... Clement Danes i. Exceflive Drinking i. Found dead i, One in Band-box new-horn Male Child) Allhallows on London Wall, and One in the Church-yard at St. Paul at Shadwell. Kill'd 2, One a Tile from the Top Houfe St. Giles's in the Fields, and One by Blow with ...
... Joaes was, about 16 Weeks ago, brought to bed ofa fine Child, which is row living; and this Week, (he being out of Order, f*nt for Dr.V Clark of Bradford, a Mail Midwife, who dcliver'd her of another Child proportionable in all its Part?, but dead. Yefterday ...
... wis newly delivcr'd ©f her firft Child j as be was firing at fome Game, and kneeling upon one Knee in a Ditch, the But- End of the Barrel of his Piece fiew out of the Stock, ftruck out a large Piece of his Skull, and kill'd him *, he was found kneeling ...
... near 2 Months after he had mad* his Efcape from him upo4Uitaa.UUad. ?? Towcester in Northamptonshire, Feb. 26. A Child being found killed in the Fields near this Town, great Search is making after the Murderers, and it has been discover'd, that it belonged ...
... Chair beinr fuffocated with Rage. , g From Mitt's Weekly Journal, March 5. Towcefter in Northamptonfhire ' Feb. A Child being found killed in the Fields Dear this Town' great Search is making after the Murderers, and it has been difcoveed, that it belonged ...
... Digtionary. The fame Day the Coroner's inqueft late at ltlington on the Body of a Child or 14 Years of Age, which was found floating in a Pond there. 'Tis laid the Child had been beaten by her Mother a Week or two before; whereupon !be went out of the ...
... on with her • If fo, it appears \io have b.en a dreadful Scene of Wick Cdnefs hardly to be parallel _i in Hiftory; the Son kill 'd his Father, and afli-ted in quartering hi in, and lay with his Mother when his mangled Limbs were under the Bed. Thomas ...
... Poll& Gentry who have but one Rolfe 'Tis faid the King will review them himfclf. 'Tis confirmed that Count de St. Gilles, who killed Count de Vitzthum in a Duel, made his Efcape on the ift Day of lifter, in the Difgoife of a Footman. The Relations and Friends ...