... of the killed and wounded in the above Battle : Killed. Colonels, Charles Lewes, John Field : Captains, John Murray, R M’Clcnachcn, Samuel Wilfon, James Ward; Lieutenant, Hugh Allen; F.nfigus, Cmdiff, Bracken; forty four Privates; Total killed Wounded ...

... half built, with real Scaffolding before it, and the Men at Work upon it. Columbine retires behind a Pile of Bricks; Our Hero mounts Ladder: Pantaloon follows; Harlequin removes the Ladder, and prcfcntly down comes the Scaffolding with the Men and all ...

... Street a Scaffold, which were four Workmen repairing a Houfc, was thrown down, and the Arms or Legs of three of them broken, and the fourth moll terribly bruifed, fo that his Life is dcfpaired of. In the Jews Quarter, tWo poor Men were killed bv the Fall ...

... osvn and another Cart, and killed the Spot Same Day Thomat Smith, Rufhulme was leatally killed, he allifiing take down the Gable Wall Barn, which unfortunately fell upon him. Thurfday Solomon Pickflone, WhittfieM, Weaver, killed by Lightning, in Apartment ...

... honell Man, but an ill-advifed Monarch: He enaged in Civil War, which made him bill loofc his Throne, and his Lite upon Scaffold, a Revolution almolt without Example. I his Civil War begun in.the Minority Lewis XIV. fora lime prevented England from entering ...

... the Inthe Bazar ftrMarket, wastjgreatPlen o£all Manner of Refrcfhments, which was l the great- eit Conlequence. TheNumh|r of Killed Wounded our Side was iuconfidtrafele as to thyirs I can’t give any Account, the Lettel 1 receiv’d from one of the Officers ...

... was not out, the Bridge then continuing in Flames, and moll it already iallcn in. The Watchmen the Cull nn-houfe Ouavs on the Kill Side, and the Watch at the Srccl-Vard tiic. Welt Si de, many other®, about Eleven oblervcd many Lights under the Bridge, winch ...

... hear that a Duel has been lately fought between a Peer and Commoner nearly allied to a great Family ; one them, it laid, is killed. According to Letters from Naples, a Marriage is talked of between Don Philip. Duke of Parma, and the Princcfs of Beyra, ...

... that hoflilities have been commenced on ilia frontiers of Spain—a Spanifli and Fiench patrolc came blows. Many have been killed both Tides. An attack the Spanifh troops is daily, who received . reinforcements Foniarabia Saim-Lu'r A'our Court has ordered ...

... Morning by Flallt of Lightning, Burnt to the Ground : A Man who was work in the Barn, f.rid the Lightning druck through a Scaffold-hole in the End-wall, and let Fire to fomc Straw which blazed out rapid'y that they had not | Time two Waggons loaded with ...

... attacked the Dutchman unawares; and after two three Bioadfides the Dutchman ftruck, and was carried in, without a Man being killed or wounded. The Directors of ihe Eaft India Company having received Difpatches, over Land, from Governor Haftings, which informs ...

... the Ruins falling on a Man, two Appren. liccs, and a Child, who were in Bed, they ware very much hurt, and would have been killed, had it not been for (he lltength of the Rafters, which arc almoll revv. A Stack of Chimneys at Mr. Harding’s, the Ship Tavern ...