... The Free and Independent Electors the City of Wcftminfter. The for which Hampden bled the Field, and Sydney and Ruffel the Scaffold. Mr. Fox's health being drank, addreflid ihe company a moft beautiful and patriotic h, the length of whh h, are forry to ...

... Stabbed me in the neck. I was under her hands an hour; fomefimes cried murder When Mrs. had on the bed, fhe faid, »« Youb h, I'll kill you outright, that - you may not be able to tell your own tale. Mrs. defence. 1 [After and hesitation, Mrs. addreffed the ...

... but then he became a little convulsed. The Deputy Sheriff desired the executioner to his duly, and pulled him by the legs to kill him more speedily. After tire body had hung about twelve | minutes, it was lowered, the executioner holding it in his arms ...

... active hostility the Spanish government in America. the head of 300 Seminola Indians, he lately attacked the fort St. Marc, and killed of the garrison. He had entrenched himself before it, and far interrupted the navigation of the Appalachiala, as to prevent ...

... thanks of his Majesty and the louse of Commons, for their services. Never were the streets more crowded, nor the windows, scaffoldings, roofs, &c. ornamented with more beautiful or well dressed women. Many persons had taken their seats very soon after day-break ...

... platform, and as the morning advanced, the neighbourhood of Horsemonger-lane began to be crowded by thepopulace, to see the scaffolding completed. Toward the middle the day the concourse of people was uncommonly great. Monday morning Colonel Despard, Macnamara ...

... very heavy gale for five days, on the coast; and in latitude 36, had the heaviest thunder storm ever knew, which struck and killed almost all my live stock on deck, but did little other damage. expected to find all tranquil here; but to my great surprise ...

... and he discharged against the persons who had thus attempted to interfere, whereby the soldier and woman were both instantly killed, and a gentleman passing by was severely wounded, two of the slugs having lodged his arm. The offender astempted to conceal ...

... The Enemy left upwards of a thousand bodies on the field. The whole loss killed and wounded, supposed to be not less than 3000. the side of the British, there were about 50 killed, and wounded, and many of these but slightly. officers foil; but one very ...

... near the spot, fur the accommodation of spectators. One of the c scaffoldings uncommonly ciowded, and not very firmly built, fe.l to the ground wi h a tremendous era h otic woman wa killed or. the spot, fourteen severely bruised, and others had their limbs ...

... which now is become almost insupportable ; and see no other or glory upon this side the grave than allowed ascend the-same scaffold where the most vittuous men and kings, Louis XVf. has bled. My jeiitiir.ents are, besides, unalterable, neither to be shaken ...

... required to taken to the Hotel Ville, to make some declaration their request was gran ed, and they were brought back to the scaffold several of the sufferers embraced their confessors immediately before they received the fatal stroke none of them were dressed ...