... Philip's Booth at Barthoiorrvew Fait fell down at the Time of Exhibition i by which Acci. dint two Men, one Wotrian and a Child were killed, and many 'tis feared were naatially hurt, two of w orn, Who had their Limbs broke, were carried to St Bartholomew's ...

... unhappily burnt the Child, had he-en examined htl'ore a Magitlrate, and difchargt-d i She faid Ihe was quite lhipid and fenfelefa, infoniuch that Ihe thought the Child had b.en a Log of Wood. Tit*, unfortunate Fattier of the Child is Shcp* herd to Sir ...

... who unhappily burnt the Child, had been examined before a Magiftrate, and difcharged i She f.iid lhe was quite ftupid and femfelcfs, infomuch that lhe thought tlie Child had b'jen a Log of Wood. The unfortunate Father ot the Child it Shep- herd to Sir ...

... Fair fell down a! the Time of Exhihi'jun ; by which Arcident two Men (1 Silyerfinith a Ptiiderei) and a Wcrunn and child were killed, arid many 'tis fear'd were mottally hurt. A Milliner's 'Prentice in Sr. Paul's Church- yard W 43 tarried to the Hofpitzl ...

... 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 ...

... River. Yefterday the Wind blowing exceffive hard did confiderable Damage, particularly in Hind. Court, Golden-Lane, a Child was killed by the Bricks of the Chimney falling in as it was ftanding by the Fire-fide, and a Houle was blown down in Crofs-Keys-Court ...

... Prize and 29 Men were killed, of two Veneta front St. Schattians two Days before (beiog the and 20 fo wounded tnat few of them can recover. The Ru- two Privatcers before mentioti'd) and their Errand was to pert had but one Man killed, another his Hand aux ...

... Voyages.. Yellerday the Wind blowing exceffive bard did confiderable Darnage; particularly in Hind Court, Golden-Lane, a Child was killed by the Bricks of the Chimney ,falling in a it wls aandin g by the Fire fide, and a Houfe was blows down in Crofs-keys-Court ...

... September. $ have got his life if he had accomplices. About the middle of September, Burton (who drove a cart over, and 1 by killed child, p. 404.) was entX ||' , ill by the magiftrates of Edinburgh, 1 prifon till the 12th of Oflober; to be pilloried, with ...

... Officers killed beiides, ©, vjz. Febr. 22, The Marquis de Torre Major. ' 24. — Major of the Regiment of Hibernia. March 1 ?? Marion Pillaza, Lieuc. Provincial ci the Artillery. 24, M. la Comber Sub-Brigadier of At iflery 18. M.Chappellar, M. Caraila, ...

... T Wheras one Elizabeth Lancaster, alias Stevenson, a lusty fat black Woman, aged about 30 was lately sent (with a Female Child about Year and a Quarter old) by an Order of two Justices of the Peace , from Willsford in the County of Lincoln, to Leasingham ...

... by the cutting off their Limbs 2. Drowned 77. Exces- sive Drinking 24. Executed 11. Found dead 68. Kill'd by Falls, and several other Accidents, 51. Kill'd with a Sword 1. Made away themselves 50. Murder'd 4. Overlaid 87. Scalded 5. Smother'd 4. Stabb'd ...