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... Monday laft as two Men were carrying a Stone alongft the Scaffolding of a pew Houfe in Belt’s Wynd the Stone fell off the Barrow, over a Window* three Stones high, and went thro’a Shade and killed one William Pollofc, a Maibu, who was hewing « Stone under ...
... s are order’d to do Duty that Night in Old Palace-Yard, and a large Detachment of Foot-Guards pofted on both Sides the Scaffolding, to prevent the Proceflion being Interrupted. . ' The Guns of the Tower and Park are order’d to fire every Mirtute, from ...
... him from eight till ten, when he gave him Abfolution. He had told him the Day before, that he would not attend him to the Scaffold, becaufe he could not refrain from Weeping if he faw him fhed Tears. Mandrin affined him he would not fhed one ; and kept ...
... ieeing them, and as fuppofed, thereby weakened the Stays of the Scaffold, upon whicli were a Hundred Perfbns, about fonr- fcore of which fell into the River, and a great Part of the Scaffold upon them ; but feveral Soldiers quartered there, who were on ...
... Elqr's Horfe, Rover. And on Wedne'fday as ftveral Men were at Work on a Scaffold, at the Seat of William Fenwick Efq; at By well, it unfortunately fell down, by which two of them were killed and others much hurt. We hear from Sunderland, thaton Tuefday Morning ...
... of Magdalen's Chapel was blown down, which beat through the Roof of a Houfe, and Part of a Scaffold was blown ?? in Black- friars Wynd this Day, which killed a poor Woman upon the Spor. By Defire, Concerthall, Cavougate. On Monday next, being 9th Febroary ...
... happened, which cruthed his Chair in a thoufand Picces. 14. That Afternoon a 2 Woman w3s accidental. 1y killed, by the Fall of a Part of a Scaffold a . the Head ot Blackfrier’s-Wynd. ...
... Sireer, a Scaffold, on which were four Workinen repairing a Houfe, was thrown down, and the Arms or Legs of three of them broken, and the fourth molt térribly bruifcd, fo that his Lite is defpaired of. Inthe Jews Quarter, two poor Men were killed by the ...
... Rack fo often, that he was hardly able to get up the Stairs .of the. Scaffold. He was brought thither in an open Cart with the Duke d'Aviero, who remained in it, at the Foot of the Scaffold, whjle the other was difpatched before his Eyes. After they had taken ...
... 2. Aletter from Count Romanzow, dated Aug. 23, brings advice, that Prince Repnin had made himfelf mafter of Ifmail, after killing 1000 Turks, and making as many prifoncrs, among whom were tweaty principal officers, with vat quantities of baggage, cattle ...
... call on Mr Sibbjld at Whytlaw who wili Ih-w the grounds, and on Mr David Brown at Melrofe, or the proprieier at Edinburgh, who Kill fet it for any Bomber cf years. S A ~IAE of LANDS. THE Lands of GILSTAIN and OVER BROTHER- STAINES, lying within the parilh ...
... the ufual entry-money paid. N. B. There will be Ordinaries during the race-week, at Fortune's, and Aflemblies as ufual. No Scaffolds to be erc-led withoat permiilion of the Admiral or Magi- ftrates of Leith. LORD GRAY, ? LORD KINNAIRD, > STEWARDS. JO HAMILTON ...