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... CASUALTIES. browned accidently 2, One a Ditch Chris-Church Surrey, and One Tub Water St. Mary Hanged (beingLunatick) Two, One St. Sepulchres, and One St. Leonard Shoreditch. Killed accidentally Two, One by a Cart St. G'les Fields, and One by out a St ...
... 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 ...
... Casualties. Cut his Throat (being Lunatick) at St.-Martin in the Fields i. Drowned Sc. ac Stepney i. Exceffive Drinking Found dead 4, One Male Infant) St Betinet Pauls Wharf, One in Ditch at Sr. James at Clerkenwell, One in the Street St. Martin in the ...
... demands new Contributions from Princes and Spates of Italy. Amfterdam, June 3.. The 2id. paff, a Dutch Ship bound the to France, was chafed a Ship of 44Guns, fuppofed be Algerine Rover, which hred very briskly upon our Men, but only one was kilied and ...
... Casualties. V, -w BcC j^i D ' n'v n a ch at . h,ift Church in Surry Overlaid Poifaned diftrafted) St. James's in Chriftned this Week 410. Buried 471 in the Burials this Week 137 • Y_. from Jones's Letter, Mar.h 19. tr?, dS r d - * and d iht e V lai «»* ...
... Casualties Kill £l *' ° ne v by ? Cart ba ' ied at Sc. James at Ga.lickiytl), fluu with Mary Chriitncd this Wcsk 37 8. Buried 479. Increafed in the Buiials :his Week -w-rrr, , ~ From Jones's Letter, March 26. Yesterday the Commons read a third time ...
... Tympany ■ Dropiie Purples Water in the Head —2. Fever ' Rickets ■■ Worms French-Pox 7 Small Pox 7c ■ 1 Fever 3 CASUALTIES. Bruifcd by Fall from a Ship at St. Dunftan the Haft accidentally St; Michael Queenhith 1. Found dead the Common Shore St. Sepulchres 1 ...
... - - - - Tympany Worms - - •* Casualties. Broken Skull i. Criifhed death by a Malt-Mill at Brtw-houfe at St. Giles without Criplegate Drowned herltrlf Tub of Water St. Killd accrentally i. One by the Fall into the Hold Ship Sr. Stepney* and One by a Fall ...
... Consumption - - 46 | Jaundies - - - 2 | Spotted-Fever - - 2 | Casualties. Drowned in the River of Thames, 6 One buried at St. Saviour in Southwark, One at St. John at Wappin, One by a Fall from a Ship, buried at St. Katherlne by the Tower, One at St. Leonard ...
... Thurfday Morning his Lordfliip let out from his Houfc- in James sftrcct for Portfmouth, in order to embark board his Majcfty Ship the Torrington, Caprain Swale, Commander, which is carry his Lordfhipover to his Government. Saturday the Hammerlmich Coach ...
... Daughter Heir of Sir Themes Hide of North Mims ifl the County Hertford, Barr. written from that a Squadron* of 5 Line of little Ships, from 9 0 Guns downward, would be ready to fail from thence ( they apprehended tat the the gf April. Price Stocks. This Day ...
... Accommodation for Passengers. Any who inclines to take their Passage, or who wants to ship Goods for that Place may apply to the Master, to be found aboard the Ship, or Hugh and Robert Clerk Merchants in Edinburgh. For KINGSTON in JAMAICA, from the Port ...