... place where be be bury? Me say—Yea, Massa, me no belly well de bole me put ahe in, eau,* me put Cuffee, who bang same day, for kill a lie Massa, and burn his house; and den me tell be that me take, and how me bury he ; and me say, Sue and Satillso go in night ...

... that overflowed, and was not distinguished from the lower part of her body, and no part restrained by stays. wonder that a child dreaded such an ogress, and that the mob of London were highly diverted at the importation of such a seiaglio. They were food ...

... Mr. i'bomas Aila, of d Chelnfsford.-At Anstye, Herts, Mr. Henry Hope. if of Upper Claptois, Middlesex, to Mary Annc, only c child of Mr. Tlioiuas Stahlib'ass,,of the fornierplace, d -Mr. Wm. Beorman, of leadeorn, miller, to Miis E. west, of Teqtqrden, kent ...

... on two newly erected houses, near the barracks; and bniied them in ruins, by which twelve persons of one family were either killed or severely wounded. The . treat undertaking of the Eau Brink Cut, in Cambridgetkire, will, it is expected, be finished the ...

... refusal, and attributing it to the infant, was resolved to be revenged on her for his disappointment, and contrived to put the child to death, by stabbing it with a sharp instrument. On the father's return the-boy met him, and in tears assured that a stranger ...

... possession of the woman of his early fondness, and to perhaps the still higher reward, the power of giving his early benefactor's child a shelter under his roof, and repaying his debt of gratitude to the sleeper in the grave, by invaluable kindness to the dejected ...

... seven co%{» killed, the tat away and the left M (>n tie same niglit, on farm, were ki-led. lii Kilkenny, too, the >nme aystem Fivecow* and si* ewe«, the properly ot Mr. John Marum, brother to the muiar iii hup Ossory, have been and killed. In other dMrictt ...

... plarce. Re On. th 23 lt. died in London, agied 59, Es El0bt, ieo r.JhsW llittst, formerly Re of tis iy corf Mr.tol nt Wte Ionly child of DY the lte e Maidment, ESq. Of S aint PaulI's M Chul-chyard is i o shit On Tuesday died, aged 43,MisMncnsi duhter of NIr ...

... with the enemy chiefly Indians. The loss of. Ihe assail- ants was formidable, out of 170, 17 officers and 51 privates werer Killed or wounded, M'Gregor remaining on board during ths ac- tion. From the sth to the J Ith the town was a scene of plunder and ...

... was from home, they enquired liulejgiil, whom they found the house, how htr grandmother lid, and where she was, to which the child replied, d.cVup stairs Saul tLancaslitre for salt) and on proceedingjthidicr aclaaUy ditcoveral the yiekie i ! ! lu which state ...

... Royalists under the Spanish General Hore. on the Ist of May—Generals Lopez and Col Independent troops'vere killed ; and many officers were killed and wounded. The attack was so sudden, that Sir Gregror M'Gregor oweil his safety to a rapid and ignomitiious ...

... plan, and at night • Niau was. , killed- by. Young. Titheita, the only remaining ,native.-man-, dreadfully afraid of being killed; bat, Young took a solemn, oath that he would, not kill him. The women, however, ,killed him in revenge for the . death of ...