... Tackle giving way, a Stone of prodigious Weight flipped from the WaU and broke down part ofthe Scaffolding 5 by which Misfor- tune the Foreman of the Work, vvas killed dead upon the Spot ; a fecoud died without being able to utter a Word ; and a tliird Perfon ...

... Millions [of Livres.J COUNTRY NEWS. Bath, Sept. 15. On Saturday laft Part of Scaffold, the Chapel now eredling in Milfom-Strect, fell down, which Accident one of the Workmen was killed the Spot, three had their Legs broken, and others were much bruifcd; all ...

... Viliii.g ; ?? at the lafl Afli.vs, foi rhc levefal Often eel c.l S-armul, Abufe, Swearing-, Ye. was put in :Ye- cmi .11 on a Scaffold erected before the Town-Hall, by fevciing bis Tongue from the Roof of his M nth: He was attended to the Place of Execution ...

... Lower-deck Guns, and killed 40 of their Men, and feven Officers ; which, with what we kill'd afterwards, made her an entire Slaughter-houfe. She had 700 Men, and we but 420, Boys and all. We had our firft Lieutenant wounded, and fcxen Men killed, and about as ...

... overjoyed perhaps at the Recovery of his Money, he drank to Intoxication on Sunday, and on Monday fell from a Scaffold into the Street, and was alfo killed. Tuefday Evening Gentleman of confiderable Property in the City, was charged at the Dog and Duck, in St ...

... the Pages of the Prefence to his Majelty’s intended Queen. Yellcrday the Board of Works furveyed the Scaffolding in Coronation Row; when feveral Scaffolds were ordered to be taken do«yn. hear that his Royal Highnefs the of York, was expelled in that City ...

... Precaution of the Commissioners of Police, in Conjunction with the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, no material Accident happened. No Scaffolds were suffered to be erected in the Streets. The minute Guns in the Park commenced firing at six o*clock this Morning, and ...

... great part of the people below for some time in the ruins; happy for them the scaffold was erected of the lightest materials, or otherwise a great many mud have been killed. Many were terribly hurt, but happily no lives were lost. Birmingham, Oct. 19 ...

... the Rack often, that be was hardly able to get up the Staiis of the Scaffold. He was brought thither in an open Cart with the Duke d'Aveito, who remained in it, at the Foot of the Scaffold, while the other was difpatched before his Eyes. After they had taken ...

... Guildhall to diee. We hear that Publican in New Palace-Yard hat refufed SS° Guineas for the Ule of the Gromid to build a Scaffold fur feeing the Proceflion of bis Majefty’s Coronation« Bathing left than 600 Guineas being Sufficient to latitfy him. The ...

... enfued, wherein the Butcher was again victorious; but at the third Encounter he received an unlucky Blow, from the Farmer, killed him on the Spot. ma. u,i*7. 9,ljs, J>.779. t.sil, Prites of tool. No. j,o*7, y.sjo, .r7*. *3.35*. *.36f. 16,50 a, 13,874. ...

... o'clock in th« Morning, while three or four Regiments of Horfc and Foot were under Arms, the Marchionefs de Tavora afcended the Scaffold, where, after very little Ceremony, fat down on a Seat for that Purpofe, and at one Blow the Executioner ilruck off her Head ...