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... y the Wi | -and his Wife 2 d Child were killed on the Spot, He was in ged with them both, bat providentially efcaped with his Life, after having laid buried in the Ruins three Hows ; and though mech -bruifed, is-in a fair Way of Recovery. * . L O ND O ...
... by the Ramrod’s being fhot againft it as he was charging his Gun, occafioned by its taking the Priming enexpetedly :—A Child was killed by a Coach driving over it :—A Gentleman offeaded the Mob fo moch, by riding to and fro among them, that he was obliged ...
... Inhabitantf are goin away, abandoning their Ha&atiem;;l%‘lom fl:!e retugr: tg his Houfe, to bury his Fithier, bis Mother, or his Child killed by the Ffl?of the \, or'td recaver their Furni- Fripates, and B L ONDON, 7 6. whereof, upon the Kefwick; in Cumberland, ...
... Atfiiir. On Friday Night two Women in Purple-Lane, Gray's inn, one of whom had a young Child in her Arms, went to fighting, and in their Struggle the Child was killed on the Spot. - On Saturday laft Mr Owen, formerly a Fruiterer at the Three Cranes, in ...
... having a Child in his Arms, about a Year 'old, belonging to the Matter of the George, in croning the Road accidentally down between the Fore and Hind Wheels of the Wa ' ggon which running over the Breaft of the Man, and Head of the Child killed them both ...
... a minute or two. Seven peiflons were carried to St. Thomas's-hofpital much huit, and a poor woman at Lambeth had her | child killed in her asms by a flath of lightning. Tbe following Genwine MEDIC INES, e. pay be bad at Ricuarn Bixo's Medicinal-Warchoufe ...
... Houle Alley; by which Accident a Man, his Wife, and Child, were buried in the Ruins: The Wite was dug put ative, but fo much hurt, thar her Recovery is not 'expc_Fh ed: The Halband and Child were borh killed; as was an old Woman, whe was ficing by the Fire ...
... the Be.linning of Month, William Gibbons, a Child about nine Years of Age, was bit by a Dog, without LawErd's Gate; and the Parents of the Child not fufpekqing . the Dog to be mad, took no Precaution. The Child continued - well 'till Monday fe'nnight, when ...
... and his Wife were obliged to leap out of a Two pair-of fairs Window “into the Streer, when the latter, being big with Child, was killed on the Spot, and the Hufband broke his Thigh, two of his Ribs, and was otherwife fo mach broiled, that he was carried ...
... down, and they were buried in. the Ruins three of whom were killed • at Putney feveral Houfes were much damaged, and one Man killed. Two Perfons coming from Hackney in a Pleafure-Cart were killed by the Lightning. On Sunday Night a Man coming from Rumford ...
... down, and tore his Cloaths oil his Back. There was the greateft Concourfe of People ever known on fuch an Occafion. A Child was killed in the Crowd. BIRMINGHAM, OCTOBER 19. Yefterday a Sermon was preach'd by the Rev. Mr. Male, for the Benefit of the Charity ...
... C ar lifl e , of Dr. Bolton very lately deceafed. Tuefthy died at h er Iloufe in lIDI-Street, Berkeleyhr re, Mrs. Child, Relia of J. Child, Efci; of Kinlett in opfliire. qurfaay No. 2344, was drawn a Prize of too() h and 1 1 4443, 3215, 32,738, 21,715 ...