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... had Opportunity, I.e would not fail to accept of his Compliment, &c. Late on Sunday Night Lift was buried at St. Paul Covent- Garden, thoCorpfe of Peter Hcufch, o; Spiticfilds, Efq; cue of his M3jetly's 'Wakes for Tower 1-1 rtulcis. The Funeral was intended ...
... Kidnapping an Infant of Three Years old from ter Father's Door, Mr. Holfrid, a Shagreen Cafe.. maker, of Red-Lion-Court, Covent GArden, and afterwards !tripping it of its Cloaths, which the felonioufly carried off; leaving the poor Babe almoll miked at a ...
... Saturday Morning a great Number of reputed 'ldspockets, arprehended the Night before about the lialltoute, and the Piaz4a in Covent-Garden, by the Conttat.rks were examin'd before Sir John Gonfon, Chairman of the Sellions of the Peace for the Otv and Liheriy ...
... Traufportation, and was Head or Captain of the Gang of Pickpockets who lately have Waled the Plavhouies. and the Piazzas in Covent- Garden. He was drcis'd in a very gord Habit, and is rcLicon'd worth four or five hundred Pounds. When he was apprehended, there ...
... off towards Bury. On Tuefday Night two Footpads attacked David Patten, Efq; High Bailiff of Weilininaer, in Bow-lirect, Covent- Garden, knoeked him down, and took his Gold headed Cane; but he getting up, and drawing his Sword, made fo flout a Defence, that ...
... an Order from Bath, where he is for the Recovery of his Health, to give a hundred Chakbon of Coals to the Poor St. Paul Covent-Garden, and other Pariiher. And we are well Woe:tied, that laft Week a noble Duke diveffing hirafelf of all the &Agin of his Milky ...
... committed to Newgate by Col. De Vcil, for healing cut of the Shop of Mr. Henry Bolney, an eminent Peruke maker in the Piazza, Covent- Garden, a great Number of Perukes to .a confiderable Value. As was yefterday the noted Pin-Cufbion Woman, (Mary Walton) for putting ...
... feveral times vithin Gun-lhot of Pendennis Cattle. Yefierday French, or Kidney Beans, fold from Bs. to to!. a Hundred in Covent Garden Market. On WednefdayMorning a Man well drefs'd went to Lord Windfor's, being informed that his Lordtliip had been near ...
... Brain and Smith, two Thieves, who knoddd down and robbed David Patten, High Bailiff of Wellminfier, near Bow. Street, Covent- Garden, Come tune fince, (for which Ft one of their Accomplices has been executed here) are taken in thAt City, and the Lord ...
... &fired he might atttcnd as a Servant, which being agreed upon, he called a Chair, and Rrutted before his new Matter to Covent-Garden Theatre; when they came there, the pretended Gentleman fixed hinifelf in a Side-Box i by N—, a noted Toatt of the Town ...
... for Sir Robert's Scat at Clifton near Nottingham. Thurlday Morning died Mrs. Hallam, belonging to tl:c Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden ; by whofe Math the Town has rtceived a very great Lag, as (he was very exc:llent in her way; for Juanefs of Adion and ...
... private Centincl of the bird Regiment of ?cot-Guards, who lodged at the Sign of the Three Compaffes in Maiden-Lane near Covent-Garden, was found (hot dead On his Bed, with his Mufq_uet between his Legs: 'Tie 'typofed it accidentally went t if as he was ...