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... upon which Evidence he was committed to Newgate. Laft Thurfday Night the Spread Eagle Chocolate-Houfe in Bridges-flfeet, Covent-Garden, was fearched, by Virtue of a Warrant from Sir John Gonfon, William Cowper, and fix other Juftices of the Peace; and feverl ...
... Forces. From the Whitchall Evening Poft, May 1 9. On Sunday Night Mr. Smith, who kept the Roc-Buck Tavern in Bow-ftrect, Covent Garden, cut his Throat and dy'd this Morning. Yefterday dy'd at tfurnmerftone, near Hackney, the id Son of the late Gough (an ...
... Bath, Defendznt, is to be try'ci by a Special Jury. This Day between Twelve and One, three *lonics in lictuietta4lreet, Covent-Garden, a Beier's, Linncn-Draper's, rnd Woollen- Draper's fell down luddenly ; and 'tis fear'd leveral People are loft in the ...
... Plaintiff, and s 3 1. to'. Damages, which was as much asthe Plaintiff iyoved. Laft Week a Porter that plies in R&M-ftrcet, Covent-Garden, being lent to change a Guinea for Sir James Thlmhill, Kit. w-.!v- nff wi hit but being apprehended on Thu;-I.ltv laft ...
... of being loft. From the Sc. James's Evening Poft, July 18. This Morning early four Carts loaded with Frqit, coming to Covent-Garden Market, thßr Drivers and the Women that were ia them, were robb'd by a Gang of Footpads in the King's Road near Chelila ...
... il Number of thirty; who nightly the Piazza's in Covent Garden, ;he Strand, Tc7nple- Bar, and other Stieets thercaboLits, Le itii - ed out his Warrant for the Searcii'ne, icvcral Night- HOUieS and Night-Cellar, which hal hour and entertain them; and feveral ...
... Windfor with 5 more Indi.lv of their Attendance, and they have taken I.odgings at Mr. Arne's an Undertaker, in Kingftrect, Covent- Garden, where the 4 Indian Kings lodged that came over to England in 17 TO, who we hear recommended their Brethren to the fame ...
... Scffions t Watminfier for lupprefFing the Ni,llt-houles and other a - orderly 1 - Ictucs in and near Drury-tine, met a: Covent-Garden Vcftry, and took the Examin.:tion o! Lvcral fid;flantiid Err:fekiepers and Shopl;c;pers in Brid . 4,es-ftfeet, concerning ...
... pulling down in Henrietta-ltreet in Covent- Garden with a Bone of an Infant in it : there was likewife found hit 2or 3 Half-pence of the Coin of King Charles the Firft. The Conitables of the Parifhes of St. Pant Covent-Garden, and Sr. Martin in the Fields, ...
... Kingitrect Covent Garden, about Or.e o'Cleck, to the Plantation-Office, Whitehall, where the Lords Commifficiaers fat to acquaint them with come Articles that had been drawn op for trading with their Country. They were attended from Covent-Garden by a Sergeant ...
... From'the Whitehall Evening Poft Sept. to. Yecterday the lndi,in Chic were carried from their Lodgings in King-ftreet, Covent-Garden, to the Plantation-Office at Whi.e-hall, guarded by two Files of Murqucceers : When they were brought up to the Lords Comm ...
... lattices committed to Tothillfields Bridewell to beat Hemp. Yefterday Sty John Gonfon and the Committee of Juttices met at Covent-Garden Veftry, and examined feveral idle and diforderly Perfons • apprehe,nded late' the Night before on Search Warrants at the ...