... bufinefs. His defence that his wife mm incontinent, and had left him ; but this was confidcred 3S no esaft for his leasing his child:en. Accordingly he was ordetedto be dttained in vision till he prosided a reafonablz mainteratte-e them. A fortune teller, ...

... clothes, and lodging The defeated and the prifoner weir. excellent heft in the College. The latter fought a duel ao years killed his man. Sunday morning a terrible battle fought near to.. Public-houfe, in St. Giles's. Upwards of one hundred, (mottly 'rifts) ...

... the officers called out to fife, Taylor cried out, ' Fire and be dood,' and called out for and iron bars, and laid,' Kill them! kill them !' When Lieutenant Forfar ordered two or three of the midthipmen to heave up the ports, he went and Rood as the ...

... this Office, on Monday laft, for paffing counterfeit hirer; and on Tuefday a man, apprehended with a boa of counterfeit I:killings and &pence* in his puffeffion, to the amount of 901. was brought up for re-ezamination. Rut merely having counterfeit coin ...

... was following him; when a b-am ihifted its polition, fell acrofs her neck, and killed her. Is the ketch, her hothead was the deft that difcovered her. An old man and a child were alto taken out dead. Wednefday night a fire broke out in Borwell-eourt, which ...

... expended in a fumptuous feaft, which the overfeers partook of, and which they jocofely called eating a child. If the woman happened to fwear the child to a very poor man, the firft queftion was, whether he belonged to the fame parith with the woman; and ...

... The following prifoners were to take their trials, viz•—Alvera Newfon, of Heckmondwike, for giving poifon to his daughter's child, of which he is the reputed father ; Wm. Riley, for driving a fingle-horfe chair over Abraham Lockwood, eleven years old, by ...

... a woman with& child in her arms, obferving the man's approaching danger, was is extremely affeded, particularly (ions the circumfiance of her having a chihl formerly killed in a finsilar manner, that iii: fainted away, and let the child fall beneath the ...

... Taldr and Benjamin johnfon, finiths, in Beingot piftols at Wapping, accidentally (hot &child of thirteen-year: of age; , it appeart that the wadding firuck the child neat the ear, which it entirely bunt open, and entered her head; it was eattseted by geon ...

... gates open, and made its way through for Come time, till they could be thut again. While it was going along Fleetitreet a child flipped out of a woman's arms in a one. pair of hairs window, hut the mob caught and raved it. Lk: the top of Wood-ftreet, ...

... Hawk:head, Lanealiino tt was with great difficulty that thefamily, confifting of i. w; fe (w 43 had not perfealy recovered from child bed), and three ar four children, were Caved from 4ro games. _ . Monday afternoon a great part of the Marthalfea Prifon fell ...

... in Leicefterfhire. Waggons were blown away by the violence of the wind, and a bullock was killed by the lightning. On the fame evening two bullocks were killed near Stafford, and feveral trees were blown down. The effeets were alfo feverely felt at Nottingham ...