... depredations to that pitch of violence which was committed at the time of the afcent from Lord's cricket ground. Several Scaffolds were erected for fpeffators, but the recollection of what happened to the fcaffold at Mary-le-bonne deterred moft people ...

... Jubilee J - ,!i. i I . Jssepb. Davhj, fir horse steiling;, John R airrolt, a Trenqhi prisonler of war, -tfr manslanughter, in killing .ltetque I allow, at Fortoo prison ; andl I-lenrie Schiuder, for the murder of aoses Mitier, at Freshlsater, in the Isle of ...

... of Bazartschik, which i place they carried by storm, after a very obstinate engage. x went, when the Turks lost 8000 men in killed raid wouinded. Pekliavan, the most gallant of the Turkish Couuanuders, surrendered hirmsef prisoner, with the re- mainiis ...

... year is the city o1 Queticare, is a Jubilee kept to tile honour of their idol, in wvhichl the King of that place, upon a scaffold, covered wviths silk, beleore the people washeth himself, then prayeth to the idol, and having cult OF his nose, ears, lips ...

... poinit, -,ssentibletl aiati oii lie sticceth itg daiy, inl add itionial foice, ad firi idi aboiut 260 shotes 1uetftire it was killed. SomIe [teaich prisoners latelY atttiiptedl to us- cape ait nit~niiglt liom ii prisoit-siip iil i animize; and bar iii let ...

... sensih lity of the same kind, that nverturned the Throne of the last Louis, an(d sent the most worthy of tile nation to tlte scaffold, or into exile. OLI tienders malay not he awnre, perbaps, that r y the infenirl policy of Bonaparte, every officer and prirate ...

... Yesterday, as th,,e wiorkmieili were getting ups one of. the basat St. 19bble't church; in ~this ct,Y byest 'ing one endl oni tie scaffold it gave .Wly, and sereral'of thie wvorimen, Iwith the beac, and a Considerable part of thie scaffldl, fell to h gxtie ytiiilh ...

... ingly firm, and they ascended time scaffold with a ?? boldness seldom .witnessed upon similar occa- ,sions.Theywere attended by 4our DVseating s 'Clergymen, besides the Ordinary of the prison. ; Wlile on the scaffold, Binstead requested that e his bands ...

... STll301 W(15 vis tetede~d akitV Itiil stones of lastie (fiattetet. Amongst other, accidents, wve are inliined, that a cow wras killed itt Lobiii r irn the parish of Stapleton, tldt property of Mr. olio. Armstaron; at Mr. T'hlitnls Uilttled-ge's, Piiiehd, Bewctstle ...

... yard havent length adopted the extn;lo set hv ) others, of supplying themselves with !reat, at a. a- -noderate price, by killing their own beists for ve 51 ?? v0 which purpose theY are laudably assisted by y cy their superiors, and kindly accominuodated ...

... cows' abhout two in the after-. tfnoon ; that tie. struck her unawares with -a.billet of wood behind her ear, whicl nearly killed her; that t he inmediately draygel cer to the well, and put her down it, heath foretlost. This occurred aboitsix .we)s, before ...

... its oliject to l;ace one of the deposed fanmily on (lie ltimise- M.r. Wilson, one of tlhe C'ompaniy's Civil -:er- vatits, killed by tbe rabble-no aiitcouts yet (it quiet having beeta restored .-Intelligence arriveir of a setijuis osialersta tidig bettveen ...