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... roceeded to attack a Dunghill near Bunhill-ields which glorioufly compleated their Exercife f Arms On Tuefday the ift paft the Races began at arnard Caftle when a Bay Mare belonging to alph Jennifon Efq and a Stone-Horfe belong-ngtoGeo Bowes Efq ftarted for ...
... Meli of War. And the Necetlity of augmenting the Land Forces is perceived every Day more than other; for was any unturehen Accident to happen that fhould require the aficitibling of a Body of Troops, the Republick would fcarcely be ablc to much Men without ...
... Danes Chappel by a the Revenge and Mr Fowler to fucceed Mr Angle Foot-pad his Watch and 9 s in Mo- Maddox in the Medway ney Accidents On Monday the 8th Inftant in the I Difeajes and Cafualties this Week Evening one Jofeph Green a private Centinel Dijeales ...
... tick, in Order to go Board the Swcdilh Fleet. ' * The Zachary, Capt Mudge, from Bofton, irrher-Pafl’age to Jamaica,, by fome Accident ! fynk, and 1 the few of the People who were faved to Nc^.Ehgland. } .. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. London Evening *PoJI, hear ...
... was found in this Condition upon the Bed, as if he had been ma found Sleep, with a Countenance pleafant and content. This Accident has made a very great Noife at Paris, inafmuch as they have not been able to difcover any Caufe what* ever of this defperate ...
... The fifth and laft Dayof the Races at Newcaftle upon Tyne, Mr. Lambttn's grey Mare Mifs Dove, Duke of Hamilton's bay Horle Aleppo, and Mr. Carr's grey Gelding Dufly M'lier, ftart- ed for 40 Guineas free, when by an Accident (hardly credible, tho certainly ...
... ried off his Horfe by the Rapidity of the Stream, and drowned in the Prefence of his Sifter* who was f o terrified with the Accident that fhe had not Power to turn back, and the Horfe, very hap- pily for her, not caring to proceed, fine continued in the ...
... in a lineal Defcent in the Female Line from Edward the Second King Of England. Brifiol, OSob. 29. Among all the uncommon Accidents . that Mankind have been amufed with of late, none feems more to deferve the Attention of the Publick than the following: ...
... Purie or no Race, and to be fubjeft to fuch Articles as Ihali then be produced, A Scaffold will be provided for all Gchtlenien and Ladies, pay- ing rs. 6 d. a Day, ...
... Tuefday Night intm'd in a very genteel Manner at St. John's Church, Southwark. Price Two *i?Emcii* Lift W eek a melancholy Accident happct/d at the Antient Fowler near the Turnpike on the Kcntifh Road : The Landlord of the Hbufe's ' Son being at play with ...
... Chri ilians, often inflieting Banifhment and Death upon them, under fide Pretences of many Kinds. On Thurfdaylaft at Barnet-Races two Horfes , flatted for the Town' Plate, and was won by Mr. Barnes's !lode. And _ On Wednefday lail at fame Place, 19- Cart- ...
... where he confefs'il his having committed the faid Robritnge taking the. Air this Morning in a Fourwheerd Chaife, had an Accident of being bery, and that he had fold the Necklaces he got thrown out of it as he palled thro' a Turnpike, of with to a Man ...