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... “Goo bless Mr. and Mrs. Cliappcile and their family, for their kindness towards us.” Mons. Moriland attended them to die scaffold, where they knelt down and communed with him for some minutes in a low voice. The priest having performed his office, they ...
... , and attacked the Town, which unfortunately set fire our own wadding and burnt down. The French lost between 300 and men killed, and near wounded.; they then summoned tlieTown to pay 10,OCXV. three hoars, A of which they received. They took every ship ...
... occasion to send in the Santa Margaritta to procure pilots to take the French ships into harbour, I transmit you the returns of killed and wounded, in the adfion of the -Ith—and also a copy of the thanks alluded to in my letter, which request you will communicate ...
... chimney St. was blown dawn on die tool, which md Wt* are tufurroed, that seven eight pers were either killed dangerously was blown down thy 11,0 scaffolding ercftcd round St. Bride’s blown completely out of the upright on ie, and seemed to hue the Church ...
... entertained his surviving ! this mangled, contused, and miserable condition. The third person, brother to the man killed, on the vacillation the scaffold, by instantaneous ef- 1 fort, in which forced his hands through the glass one of the upper windows, sustained ...
... is not dangerously hurt.—Lady Sheffield received no injury, exc ;»t what was occasioned fright; but Miss Cholmondeley was killed upon the spot. great was the violence with which this unfortunate lady was thrown out of the earriage, that her head coming ...
... Infamous Sidney Smith, the most worthless among the brave English soldiers, killed individuals, and ma&»acicd wealthy, unoffenuirg, and peaceable proprreturs—the gendarmerie and the scaffold has done them justice 1 The English Navy disavows not the least the ...
... hfeltss. was this time knees hold*;..:, the deceased’s legs. became alarmed wbat I saw, and. 1 rose .mil u..d to You have killed the man.” No,” teolied Holloway, is only stunned.’ I said 1 would stay longer, that 1 would go towards London, and that tia-v ...
... the £6:h August. The Duckworth, arrived Portsmouth from Honduras, beat off a privateer near Portland. The mate and one boy killed, and Captain Manning slightly wounded in the a&ion. The Abeona, Allen, from Liverpool to Charleston, is wrecked near Wexford ...
... evening, heard the thunder of the i«rtars breaking out,and saw large rocket flying like an arrow through the streets, and killing in its way a poor innocent child, who stood window opposite my house. O ! Britain ! I cried out in despair—Queen oi nations ...
... of ihdifference which tnarkcd his condaifl during his trial. He shook hands with three persons who accompanied him to the scaffold, and whispered a few words to the gaoler before lie was turned off. STOCKS. Mneusn, March 10.—M pet cent, consols for April ...
... them to GEORGE LAWGfRY. . fy 15 or Stout .ads of good connexions, ant wanted it Apprentices to the Sea—Such, well recummepce^. Kill bo ontiheral terms. GINAh POEI'HY* IF* tbt Belfast Xdomintrcidl Chronicle.] SPRING MORNING. AtOREtJEO TO CEMA. Hail, matin ...