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... inertly two Perfoni a POWLI g t;:ar legart-B e nth, on* of their Guns went of accidently, and fhot the other in the Brett, whole wounds 'tisfear'd is mortal, the fame d;iy a Race was run on the Strand at Rims-End, between a Rorie of one Mr. Lowrey's, and ...
... gaping for want of Breath, which is, attributed t$ hot Showers of Rain which fell; the Beginning 4 of this Week; The like Accident happened at Norwich in 169 pi, when all the Carps, Pikes, and other Water Fifli, were deftroyfcd, and} above 700 died there ...
... Member of Parliament for Tregony in Cornwall, in the room of the late Mr. Secretary Craggs. On the xoth of April next a Foot-Race is %o be run from London to York, and back again, between Peter Hewfon, Footman to the Earl of Effex, and Thomas Butler, Foot- ...
... July 20. On Monday laft happen .1 two remarkable Accidents at the Earl of Effex's Houfe near Watford in Hertfordihire, namely, Peter Hew- fon, the Bail's Running-Footman, who lately won the famous Foot- Race from London to York and back again, attending ...
... fitly 20. On Monday laft happened two remarkable Accidents at the Earl 0 f Effex Houfe, near Walford in Hertfordfhire, namely, Peter Hewfon the Earl's runnW Foetman, who lately wan the famous loot Race, from London to York and back again attending on ...
... f V'l , LCI, P' 1:: l' , ' lt Mayor, Aldermen, Capital • u ,ha foundation of au Hofpitfl there for . occa,o r.'erc rc.,i Racings.. double fron r th Ten of which are • D K fM phlcr y o :*L*)' pL T } formerly Tarn**»•* d, ch s tJ -»• ...
... overiet his Coach on the Ridge of the Counterfcarp, fo that both Coach and Hories rumbled down to the Rails, by which unhappy Accident the Skull brrke, whereby died upon the Spot. The Servant Maid had r Arm broke, and was d.mgeroufly bruifed 5 but the Child ...
... Thomas Cura's having berti hunting with fome Gentlemen, as they were going Home to Tenteiden, thailenged one the Company to ride Race; but Mr. Cuiti>'s fulling, was thrown, and died 011 the Laft Week a Cobler who had been playing at CarJs Alehoufe Tuthill Srreer ...
... Foot Race was run npon H'ghgate Common, a Mile Courfe four Times round for 2001. The Lady Alhhurft's Servant, who won, perform'd in 16 Minutes. The Beginning this Week, a Number fine Race Horfes went down to New* Market be there at the firft Race, which ...
... Casualties. Burnt accidentally St. James's Weftminfter Drinking i. knfilf (be.ng at St. Giles's in the Fields i. KillNd accident -y Dray . without Aldgate .. Smothered.accidentally in the Muda the River (buried ac St. Martins the Fields) i. Chriftned ...
... d, by which unhappy Accident the Widow the late Reverend Mr. Cooley. Canon ot the Cathedral Church at Exeter, was killed on the Spot; the other Paflengers were much wounded, that the Lives of two them are defpiired of. Her G race the Durchefs of Monmouth ...
... Collars and Bells about their Necks, the Men riding afide like Women ; thefe galloped fpur Miles for four Guineas. After the Races were over* Eight Country Girls were chpfe out of the CrowcJ by his Lord fhip, to dance for the re- maining two Guineas; which ...