... a dog, said to be mad,,was pursued into this city from the westward, and in the Grassmarket he bit another ?? of them were killed. Arrived on Wednesday morning in Leith Roads, the Talbot sloop of war, from a cruize on the coast of Norway. The 2d battalion ...

... Dublin, who arrh vd fore from France, was killed a e day te destroy them. General Gr theirssb htaf. There are amongst the prison e 9 ut velyrf Irish ; from whom I learnt that dyost the o._ cers had been either killed or Wounded. The l ter had been sent of ...

... 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 ...

... I A Dutch QenecteiaLe caled ~rtce th s ine o t~ mbty- name, and in ?? head 'the na'ios moust have to fair11 6pon the 0 .scaffold,- evacuated this 'ort throagh- an unexem.rphfied T'an . Panic, six boW s befloe ,the ;ErnIjish ailtvcd, Iere on U -tthen ...

... epently 4ressed in black, and behaved as became 'persons in so unfortunate a situaion. They em- at braced each othel on the scaffold, and shook hatids befoie the fatal drop' fell. The cro'wd was im- meuse. They' were .attended in their- devotions ' by the ...

... and in the rth- maintenance of the good old cause, for which -Hampdgr In- died in the field, and -Sidney and Russel on the scaffold. Laws, to be entitled to respect and willing obedience. must be pure-~-must come from 'a pure source, that is. from common ...

... itnesscs were examined' before the Corn- mittee 'appointed by the Court of Aldermen to inquirel sio .espedlang the prisons killed or woulnded by the rnilitary| lic, .in thie ECity of London, on the 5th fApril, the day sii of conveyin Sir- F11a3cis R 3U'RdiI'T ...

... was set up again def ?? of a house, la' pracice very geral -in ,the sPC couetry), the cart fell back' upon, and' intantly kill- e- ?? -,Ts distressing sc was withessed of the arcistyofiers, who attha tiesm for church. o ' ,. Yes oeafyh i'hile a career ...

... recollected, that on the I:arriage of the late unfortunate Mara' Ans- toirette, a great number of persons were killed in ?Pris by the falling of a scaffold, erected for the accommodatzon pf the spectators of the procession. Her niece may perhaps see something ...

... 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 ...

... btt-I have made my peace with the AlmightvJ and shall soon get rikd of this -wicked world.'- lust before the mosmeit of the scaffold falling, Atkifnso. turned to shake haands with him, and said a few-words: to this exertion.-is attributed a shocking. ci ...

... year in' . thc ctfy of Quelioare isa Jabilee kept to the honour of 1iA their idol, in witch the kimg of that playe, sipon a scaffold covered with silk before the people, wvasheth S hiimself, then prayelh totthe idol, acd I topingri, C617'is T Dnate, ears ...