... # The Czar found employment Sufficient in hie own dominions, and amufed himfelf in digging canals, and building cities; murdering his fubjefts with infufferable fatigues, and tran-planting nations from one corner of of his dominions to another, without ...

... the Clofe. Two Perfons we hearperifh'd in the Flames. There is an Account from Baintree in Eflfex, of two very barbarous Murders committed laft Week at a Town called Blackwater, near that Place, by a Far- mer's Wife ; who, on fome difcontent with her ...

... Heart, and he died on the Spot. The Coroner's Inqueft fat on the Bodies, and brought in their Verdi-- Wilful Murder. He who committed ?? Murders, and three of his Aflbciates, were taken the fame Night, and after an Examination committed to Gaol. St. Jehu's ...

... therein appeare/to belong to on. DaVidfon/ wh. was well known/_n thofe Paris, and' there being great 'Reafonto imagyfe he was murdered, Search was made to find his Bocb. which was found in an adjacent Field of Corn ?? Evening, -with his Throat cut from Ear ...

... were capitally conviaed, viz. James Cobley, for ftealing Manufcript ßooks from ?? in the Temple, and Jofeph M.lls for the Murder of Samelu Room, who immediately receiv'd Sentence of Death, is to be executed on Monday next : three were call for Tranfportation ...

... Portfmouth, and the Coronor V InquAjiave brought in their Verdia, Wilful Murder. _If_ Sol- dier was committed to Winch. Iter Gaol. Laft Thurfday Evening a young Man was robbed and murdered near Coventry, as believed, by two Men in Sai|or»J^bits, one in Red ...

... On Saturday fifteen Prifoners were tried at the Old Baily, one whereof was capitally convifted, viz. Robert Finch, for the Murder of his Wife in Lud.! gate. He received Sentence of Death immediately,, and was executed Yefterday with Jofeph Mills, after ...

... the Invafion and Depredations made by a Body of French and Indians, on the King's Lands ; and of the cruel Barbarities and Murders committed by them, on his good Su.je.ts ; and all done in infraction of the Treaties of Peace, made between his Britifh Majefty ...

... Maiden Affize. A Bill was preferred at this Affize, and by the Grand Jury found a True Bill, againft Capt. Turton for the Murder of Jofeph Hojloway, the Chimney-fweeper's Boy. Laft Sunday, during Morning Service, ■ Smith, a Penfi.ner in Greenwich Hofpital ...

... At our A flizes which began on Saturday, there are twenty Prifoners in Fifherton Goal to take their Trials, -Viz. fix for Murder, three for Houfe-breaking, three for Sheep- ftealing, one for be- ing acceffary to the Death of her Ballard Child, one for ...

... for afiaulting, beating, maiming, and robbing of Mr. John. Serkombe on the King's Highway. Sa- muel Dun was tried for the Murder of Simon Howard, and found guilty of Manflaughter ; five ordered for Tranfpcrtation, and ten acquitted. We have Advice from ...

... capitally convicted laft Affizes and reprieved, to be tranfported for fourteen Years. Robert Blundell, charged with the wilful Murder of Richard Penry, by running over him in a Poft Chaife, was found guilty of Manflanghter, md burnt in the. Hand*, and to be ...