... Penifton writes, that on Tuefday evening laft they had there a mofl vio- lent florm of thunder and lightening ; by whicli a child was killed at Bulhoufe, in that neigh- ?? this alarming florin w.ts iuc- ceeded with fuch a deluge of rain, that tho' the river ...

... land was conveyed [bona fide) to child, the writings were drawn at Midfummer was twelve months (as can witnefs) and I truft blood will quench their malice, that defired my tughter, and that they will not leek to kill you and yours with extream poverty ...

... Wednefday a fhip- wright being h. low ftairs with his wife, tho.ij.lit he hratd bis child cry, whom they had lefrin bed afleep ; but the nnifc foon fubfiding, they fup- pofed th- child had awaked and w.ts gone to Beep again. But fome Ihort time after, the man ...

... wai croffing the River Air near Hunflet, the Ice gave Way, and he was drown i. Laft Tuefday Night a Child was run over by a Waggon in Call -Lane,- and kill'd on the Spot. A few Days ago was manied at Berwick in Elmet, tha Widow of John Bannillei, of Bra ...

... infant, about feven months old, at Great Cat- worth, in that county, who was killed by a ferret, the pro. perty of Thomas Salmon, of that place, Ratcatcher. The mother had put the child into a cradle, while ftie went into the field to glean, and on her return ...

... General Matra having on the 1 8th, attacked t..c entrenchments of the rebels at Furiani, was repulfed with the lofs of 300 men, killed, wounded, or prifoucrs. Four officers were Uain on the Ipot, and many more wounded. We are impatient for the particulars of ...

... n was taken at Holbeck in this Parifh, on the Body ofa new-born Female Child, found in Hoi- ?? j and one Ann Grofier, a fingle Woman, being fuf. pt-fted of bearing the faid Child, fhe was apprehended, and con- feft'd herfelf to be its Mother. The Jury ...

... Town ; on which they followed him to Gatefhead, where the Father got Intelligence of fuch a Child being with I Beggar Woman, who he foon found, and took the Child from her, and brought her> before Matthew Rid. ley, Efq; at Blagdon, who committed her to ...

... running over his body, kill'd him on the fpot. — 'Tisftrantrc that neither tke /_.., nor the frequency of fuch melancholy accidents as the above, can deter people from doing tubal is ma it if eft ly wrong. On .Yetlnefday lafir, a child belonging to Abraham ...

... his mother-in-law, and a child, were burnt in their beds; the wife, who was juft recovered from an illnefs, efcaped the flames, but died of die fright two hours after. Another woman, who was returning back to fave her child, perifh- ed with it. A girl ...

... Rockingham's. On Friday laft died at Chapel-Town, near this town, Mrs. Ray, reli-51 of the Rev. Mr. Ray of Tadcafter. Wednefday, a Child belonging to one Briggs, at thf New -mills in this town, fell into the river, and was drown 'd. One day laft week, a poor woman ...

... 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 ...