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... assault with the most determined reso. i ir lution. The carnage that ensued was dreadful, a . and Ignace, the Black General, was killed. After t 1- the loss of their leader, the Blacks retired to s c some posts, strong by art and naturewhere.they .5 continued ...
... London his Cordon vils Rouge, as a recompence for the infernal machine, t er- svhiich has destroyed one part of Paris, and killed 1 ten thirty women, children, or peaceful workmen. i This special protedion, does it not justify us in i if a thinking, that ...
... ii ge to the Clerk, and Two Shillin. s and Sixpence for 'Li eights. &c. and ail entries at the post to pay dioulsie. Nso Scaffolds, Tents, ,r Booths tobe crected without rermission of the Stewards, and these are to pay Five Shillings each towards future ...
... twelve and two afternoon , when the horfes are tb be Shewn, the proper certificate produced, and the entry-money paid. ?? SCAFFOLDS to be ereaed without the persnlfion of the Magiftrates of Leith or their Clerk. LORD SINCLAIR, SIR JOHN HOPE, Stewards. SIR-DAVID ...
... carried on by ?? Society. Oh Saturday a fine boy climbing on a scaffold erec ing in Leith Sands for the races, fell dcwn. and some planks falling above him, fraaured his skull, and he was killed on the spot. Yesterday morning, a young woman of the name of ...
... twelve and two afternoon, when the horfes are to be fhewn, the proper certificates procuced, and the entry-money paid. ?? SCAFFOLDS to be erected without the pernsiflioa of the Magifirates of Leith, or their Clerk. EARL of K-INNOUL, LORD VISCOUNT PRIMROSE ...
... ETDNBLURGHi NEWS CONTINUED. Mhjonday, the ropes of a scaffold gave wvay on the gable of a house in St Andrew's Square,-by ! which a mason -fell from the height of aboui H.ree - storeys, and was so much bruised that his life'is , despaired of. Monday the ...
... Sidney Smith, the oi worthless among the brave English soldiers, I kill 8 nprotected individuals, and massacred wealthy, nno.ending, and peaceable proprietors -tLe gendarmerie and the scaffold has done them J ustice t The -English Navy disavows not in the ...
... imprisonment and some years afterwards, when new plot was formed, altho' he had share in it, yet Cromwell to bring him to the scaffold. c seems to have been a worthy full of honour, loyalty, and humanity- The narrative rather meagre, tho it derives considerable ...
... victory, the Russians withdrew to their f position, and the French to the Vistula. The] of the Russians is stated- at 12,000 killed vwounded, exclusive of prisoners; but that of French to 16,000. 'Five French Generals made prisoners, among them young S egr ...
... Clergymen, a Protestant and a Roman Catholic, Hagger- e ty being a Raman Catholic. Almostas soon as.they came supon. the scaffold, Holloway turned to the multitude and .said with a loud voice, I Gentlemen, I am innocent. Pe I This he repeated three ...
... can depose , ai,y acc ° unt what.soc?riH e to their subjects tav 8 a a ' nst l an( 0 le ' r ruin. knows tI S and king-killing power has been maintained by some canonists and divines .of hij church, and that it is in their opinion lawful and annexed ...