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... Pennington, Hackney-Coachman, Swore, THat on Morning ( Novemb. 15.) about Seven-a-Clock he was call’d from Bow-ftreet in Covent-Garden to the Bagnio in Long-Acre, where he took up Lord and another Gentleman. bid him drive toKenfington, but when he came near ...
... has Pleafure in the Profperity his People. Lad Night the young African Prince, with his Companion, lately arrived, was Covent Garden Theatre to fee the Play of Don Sebailian King of Portugal, being greatly apprehended, that the Smugglers in SufTex will ...
... Bread robbed him of a Watch and nine Guineas. . laft Gentleman was robbed going to Epfom and on Tharfday was walking in Covent Garden, he Man on Hotlcback, whom thought the Highwayman *» and on taking a fecond view him war convinced of it: Whereupon, a ...
... r fansfaflion bv continued Huzzas. Great dil.gemce was ufed *ll Yefterdav in removing the Goods, &c. cerram Houles in Covent Garden. Bridges-ftrcet fome Courts in Fleet-ftreer, Gun-powder Aley, and Kings Head Court, Shoe Lane, the Old Ba.lv, &c. for fear ...
... r fansfaflion bv continued Huzzas. Great dil.gemce was ufed *ll Yefterdav in removing the Goods, &c. cerram Houles in Covent Garden. Bridges-ftrcet fome Courts in Fleet-ftreer, Gun-powder Aley, and Kings Head Court, Shoe Lane, the Old Ba.lv, &c. for fear ...
... fir tuefday next, the complaint ot l\, admirals ap.ainff their officets. &c. is f.id ferutinv will commence on next at Covent Garden *, the expence of which will borne bv « cettain worthy Ikxly of men, appearance in the caufe of , rry acainff kveral flood ...