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... for the AJJiJlauce the Guard-Ships in that ILh in repairing the Fortifications of this Place, which g °,'/? I'ntuch by the violent beating of the Sea, in the late tempeftuou have Jufferedv ...
... Casualties. * Cut their Throats 2. One at St. Dunstan at Stepney, and One (being Lunatick) at St. Mary at Lambeth. Executed 1. 1. Hang'd himself at St. Dunstan in the West1. Murdered at St. Andrew in Holborn 1. Overlaid 4. Stabb'd herself at St. Dunstan ...
... Casualties. by a Fall Sr. James Weftrninfter i. Drowned accidental!;.' the River of Thames at St. Saviour in Southwark i. Executed Overlaid i.» i Chriftened 3pyi'-' • Buried 513. Increafed the Burials this Week 19. ✓ / ' From Detyoucbe s Letter, Feb. ...
... Casualties. by a Fail i, and drowned i. S. Stepney. hcrtelf (being Lunatjck) at S. Andrew inHolborn i. Kill'd 3, One accidentally by part ofaDiftillers Fat falling him at St. Olave Southwalk, One by a Fall from a Ship St. Mary Rocherhith, and One bv Fall ...
... Casualties. Drowned One at the Tower (buried at St. Stepney ) One in a Pond at St. John at Hackney, and One in the River of Thames at St. Mary at Rotherhith. Exceffive Drinking 1. Found dead at St. Martins the Fields 1 Kill'd 4, One by a Coach at. St ...
... the Pyrate, in the Loyal Fortune, a Ship of 35 guns , 250 Englishmen and 500 Negroes and and a Brigantine of the same Name, being his Consort, having 18 Guns, 46 Englishmen, and 20 Negroes, and carried the said Ship to Bermudas, where they rifl'd her of ...
... the Ships all Nations trading to Spain are made liable to, and are as follows, viz. That the Mailer, Commander, or the taking Care every Ship, do, after clearing, rake from the proper Officers of theCuftoms a Certificate the Lading That each Ship do carry ...
... Casualties. « Bruifed i. Drowned 3. Ose at St. Saviour in SoutUwark, One Sr. J&-:ftan at Stepney, and One a Well at St. Margaret in Weflminfter. Exceflive Drinking 1. Overlaid 1. Smothec'dinaßoghoufeatSt. George's in Somhwark 1. Chriftened 337. Buried ...
... CASUALTIES. Drowned 5. Three Sr. Dunftan at Stepney, One at St. John Wappin, and One at St. Magnus by London-Bridge ( Buried St. Mary Rotherhith.,) Hang'd themfelves 2. One St. Dunftan at Stepney, and One St. Mary at Whitechappel (buried at St. Dunftan ...
... 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 ...
... Casualties. i Diowncd herfclf the River Thames (being Diftracled) at Chrifl- Church in Surrey i. Overlaid 2. Shot at St. Margaret in 1. Chriftened 393. _ Buried 488.^ Increafed in the Burials this Week . From Milieus Later, April rp. Iv ET'fERS by 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 ...