... fSeecles, a very melancholy Accident bappen'd in the River there, by jo young Men and Women fail- ing in Sir Ed Bccon's ITeaiure Boat, which by lome unskiltul Manage- ment was overfet, and i s Peribns ?? ; the reft were accidently fav'd by i Men, who were ...

... 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 ...

... Annum, her Majesty was pleased to settle? on her last Week, upon her Husbands unhappy Accident. Yesterday two private Centinels received 100 Lashes each on the Pa- race the one for having (to the Disgrace of the Cloth) been found guilty of being Follower ...

... Weight ofa Eider, the Plate is agreeedto be run for over again. We hear from York, that an unhappy Accident happen'd upon Knavef- ?? during the late Races there, by .'Means or a Country Fellow, who, being upon a run-away Hone, rede withrfuch Violence againft ...

... considerable Wager. We are credibly inform'd, that his Majesty will go in April to New-Market, to take the Diversion of the Horse Races there. On Friday last between One and Two in the Morn- ing, a Servant Maid to Mr. Cuningham, a Linnen-Dra- per in Henrietta-street ...

... the firft Blow that was ftruck, and his own Cart mov- ing forwards at the fame Time, the Wheel run over his Head, by which Accident he was kiil'd upon the Spot. He was immediately let Blood by a Surgeon, but no Life was found in him. The other Carman. ...

... protcft your facred Perfon; may your Reign be long and proiperous, nd aiay there never be wanting in your Royal Family, a Race of Princes, who, after ti;e Example of your Mujelly, fhall be the Defenders of our Faith and the Guardians of our Civil Libel ...

... Gentleman riding up, prevented it, and the Rogiio made off. They write from Tewhb'ury, That the following unhap- py Accident happen'dat the Horfe Races there, viz. ond Crowdler, a Victualler at Worcefter having laid a 'consider- able Sum againft a Horfe, and being ...

... have an Account tiiat Dr. James Gadderar, a Nonjuring Bifhop, died on the 23d. ot that Month,, .of the Epidemical Cold then racing ?? and gives the following Character of him, viz. ?? ?? ' 'f t ji' ; He was a great Ornament to the Church, the true ( spiritual) ...

... Foundling-Hofpital. Lond. Ev Pojl, 9. Laft Monday, during the- Hoife-Race in Tothill. Fields, Weft- minfter, t.vo Scaffolds, on whieliltoodfever.il Perfons, fell ciown, hy which Accident funis of Uiem were run over and terribly bruited, by Horfes who were ...

... their Wines this Year will exceed thole of the Year 1710 or 172.5. From Battle in Suflex we have the Relation ot a Tragical Accident that happened Ult Week : A Farmer in that Neighbourhood Handing at the Head of an unruly Heifer W liil ft his Servant roilkd ...

... rcafbnable Rates. , ?? 1 1 1 -jmammaammaamm. r f^ N the 20th of this Inftant June, a Horfe* iXkmlL&l/L VJ Race will be run Qn Bixle i r new Race >T«^^ffl^^ Ground, between Mr. Daniel Rogers's Smiling- Jenny and Mr. Thomas Docking's Merry- Ball, 12 Mile's ...