... tity of Linen; Jane Stuart, on Sufpicion of murdering her Ballard Child ; Robert Dixon, on Sufpicion of the Murder of his Wife ; and Sarah Butterworth, on Suf- picion of drowning her Child in the River near Leedes, J were feverally acquitted. William Nicholfon ...

... ilighf, from the window s. loft his temper, and with it, his character. His men forced into the offending ‘houfc! they feized a child of ten or twelve .years old! tliey ruflied out with him before the crowd! and holding him witii his head downwards by the leg ...

... man was killed by lightning, at Hartfhead-Pikc, near Afhton under Line j it is remark- able, that, although his death was inftantaneous, a little child he had in his arms, and which he fell with, re- ceived not the lcaft hurt. His wife and child who were ...

... Friday fe'nnight, a child, about a year old, wai run over by a cart and killed on the fpot. On Wednefday laft, one Ifaac Whittker, was drown, ed by bathing himfelf in the river at the Mumpitts, near this town. The fame day, a child about five years old ...

... by fomc other ?? and was proved there were marks of violence on feveral 1 arts of the child ; and it was alio proved that flic had often threatened to kill the child ; yet the unhappy Wretch perltfted in denying the fact tohcr 'ait moment, An exprefs arrival ...

... Viftula, in which great number wete killed both fides. Jllicanty March . -The St. Vincent man war, of eighty guns, and the St. Therefia frigate, arrived here a fewdays ago, and brought above Haves, men, women, and child.ren, from Algiers,, who were redeemed ...

... coffin to inter a child in, of which, Ihe faid, fire was the mother; the oveifeers readily complied, and previous to the interment, Ihe went round the town, tellingtrie inhabitants a melancholy ltory of her diftreis, the death of her child, &c. by which artifice ...

... L_ll VVediiefciay a ?? Accident happcn'd at Pon- tefraift -, as a Child of Francis Pearfon, Efqj Captain of the Militia there, was playing with a Firelock, it unluckily went off, and kill'd one of his Sons on the Spot. As Corn it n.nv cheaper than has been ...

... Saturday laft, the driver of a loaded waggon was by iome accident thrown down near Tadcafter, and the wheels going over his body, kill*d him on the fpot. 1 Wheat fold in our market laft Tuefilay, frcm 4S. 6d. to 6s. a.bufhel; oats, .from izs. 6d. to 14s. barley ...

... Birth-day, the Morning was ulhcr'd in with ringing of Bells, and the Evening concluded with a Ball, &c Sec. A few Days died in Child-bed at Cheftcrficld, much regretted, Mrs. Milnes, Wife of Mr. Robert Milncs, an eminent Merchant at Wakefield. We think it ...

... a great Itorm of thunder and lightning there ; and ;ha in the neihbouthood ot New. tyid, a labouring man with a child in his arms was,killed by lign bee the eet -ntily laved. NiJecrly laft the Lords of jugliciary returned the confiderati. on of the cafe ...

... big with child, was going from her own hnule to one J u il ice M'Dowell's, about two miles below Loudoun, fhe was met by the Savages, who murdered, fcalped, and otherwiie molt horridly abufed her, ripping her belly open, and taking out the child, which ...