... who Itemed moll folicitous to a (lift him. At intervals, from leniences hardly intelligible it was difcovcrecl, that this child of forrow was the fon of in-;r. of cor.fiderable property in the county Suffolk and that his aflc£lions had rivetted him to ...

... circumftanced by Mr. Child’s will: he left the bulk of his fortune to his Lordlhip's fecund child (fon not mentioned) who was to be named Rolrert. , as the fecond child girl, and not baptized Robert, the f|iieftion is—to whom docs Mr. Child’s fortune devolve ...

... Swillington-Moor, on his return from Kippax. Last Thursday, a child about four years of age, was run over by a loaded cart near Northowram, (owing entirely to the careless- ness of the driver) and killed on the spot. Last week died in London, Dr Gowin Knight ...

... broke the wing of) which with its talons, put out tM eyes of a child ot nine years old, that Wal along w'.tli him, and lamed the faid Ilaxup iii both hands, in tear- ing it from the child. Ne-wcaflle, Fe&t ij. A ymmg merchant at Chetler-le flrect, after ...

... Falmouth, the beginning iif January, went home in the afternoon ta fee his wife and child (a boy abtint lour years old) when, fhocking to relate, iie found the child dead, and his wife burnt to death, in v thine of lire. The woman was anotorious drunkard ...

... the bloodied ever fought inlndia, the Englilh fleet loft three of her braved Captains, eleven other officers, and 130 men killed, and more than double that num- ber wounded. In addition to the above account, we learn that thofe anions were fought in September ...

... cat gnawing the childs throat. The creature had already eat off the left ear, and had not the girl providentially heard his fcreams, and haltened to his afliftance, the cat in a few minutes would moft undoubtedly have killed the child. The writer of this ...

... new-born male infant was found in St. Philip’s church-yard, Birmingham. To all appearances the child had not been long dead; On Tlrurfday morning another dead child was alfo found in the fame chtireh-y On Friday lad was held at Bromfgrove, a refpect.able meeting ...

... tne late Thomas Robinfon, Efqj .. few days ago died the feat of Earl, of Wigtown , in Buckingham (hire, Mrs Child, relitt of the late Will Child of Birthwaite Hall, this county, and mother to the Countefs Wigtown. ...

... the approach the mother, who alarmed by the violent cries of the child, the venomous reptile drop, ped off, and crawled up grape vine ; from whence was knocked down a neighbour and killed; it meafured three quarters of a yard. A furgeon was then fent for ...

... doathing. A few days ago, a child of Robert Carfons, of Clifton Dykes, Wcllmoreland, fell into a well fifteen feet deep. The mother, who faw the ihocking accident, inilantly defeended the bucket rope, and, providentially, caught the child, juft as rote the furface ...

... drawn by Jones and Co. Man- chefter, on Jonesarid Co. London, are committed td Oufebridge Gaol. * -, * . .J , Laft week was killed by Robert Ellis, butcher at PJlorley, an Ox, which coft no more tnan nttcen pounds at Bawtry, and had the amazing quantity ...