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... during the lad wefck.*Three perrons have been drowned by bathing near York; child has been loft at Armley, and another at MilMhay by the fame misfortune ; and child has been killed at Headinglcy by being run over by loaded cart. By a ftatement of the Doncailcr ...
... which kill'd him on the fpot. On Friday afternoon, James Harper, of Halifax, glazier, dropt down in a fit, and expir'd in about two hours after: he was a perfon of good character. One day laft week, coal-miner at Middlcton near this town, was killed by earth ...
... without the aOiftance of glafles; it appeared the I fouth-eaft part the hemifphere. Laft Week, child was icalded to death Bretton near Barnfley and man was killed at Kippax, by a waggon running over On Wednefday lartwas married at the Quakers Meeting-Houfe ...
... At the fame time fix patients were difchargcd curcd, and f.vc relieved. One day laft week, child was run ovrr a loaded waggon at Cave, near Beverley, and killed on the fpot: its mother was (hocked at the accident, that ftie fell into fits, and expired ...
... Little-Town, near Birftal, was riding upon a cart-load of lime, he unfortu- ~ nately fell off, and' thfe wheel going over his head, kill'd him on the'fpot. On Sunday was married, Mr Crofsley, to Mifs Cottrell, both of Mancheller. On Thurfday laft was married at ...
... —contradi&s the bell maxims found policy,—and endeavours to explain away the doftrines of truth and reafon. On Friday laft was killed near Appcrley-bridge, by Wm. Storey, butcher at that place, an ewe which had two lambs laft year; flic weighed foityfeven ...
... Debtors. Dated the »jd Day of June, 1761. JONATHAN HERON, the Elder LIST ef tie Off cert Killed, Wounded, and Trifeutrs, at Belleifle, to Jnnt 4, 1 761 . KILLED. Capt. Sir W. Peer Williams, of Burgoyne's light-horfe. Lieut. Stone, of Lord Panrnur e's ...
... applied that part it to the pit ofthe child's ltomach, who was by this time apparently dead. At the expiration of ten minutes the pigeon fecmed much convulfed, and fome fyrnptoms of recovery were perceptible child. From appearance the remedy was continued ...
... Gordon, one of Lord Weftmorcland's game-keepers, was unfortunately (hot in the arm by brother keeper. They were killing deer ;—after ball had killed a buck, it glanced a contrary direction, ar.d went through the fleih part of Mr. Gordon's arm, without injuring ...
... playthings:? \ child not three quarters a year old, belonging to Mr. Rodgerfon, of Holbcach Marfh, Lincolnfhire, had a penny-piece (of the new copper coinage) put into its hand keep quiet, whilll the mother was at the wafh-tub ; the child put the piece ...
... and the Hon. Sir Giles Ruoke, Knt.—Ann Stephenson, of Laughtonen-le-Morthen, charged with the wilful murder of ncr baftard child.—John George Elmfley, Gilbert Swain, Jonathan StansfiHd, and John Hardacre, charged with the wilful murder of Samuel Fofter ...
... when they took fright, the carriage was overturned, aud Mrs. Ironfide killed on the fpot.—Mr. Grant was confixerably bruifed, but is fair way recovery. Mrs. Grant, with her infant child ;i.nd maid, were in another catriagc, Spectators unfortunate event. ...