... about Ten o'Clock, Mr. IMlin, W heelwright, in St. JohnVlireet, was attack'd coming from by two Footpads, the back Gate of Sadler's Well?; they treated him in a cruel Manner, and robb'd him of Two Guineas and lome Silver, and made off towards liiington. Yellerday ...

... To-morrow ; he has hitherto all 3long per- lifted in denying the Crime for vvhich he :s to fuller. The famous Mr. Clofong, from Sadlers-Well*, is now at Mr. Froft's in the lion ...

... believed yw the Prince of Conti to abandon all bis Defigns in On Monday Evening a Man going wih his the Field between Sadler’s Wells and che New Ino ton, was abufed by tour Men, who iudely endea take his Sifier from him, he foughe wi them, and having ...

... Yefterday Morning as Mrs. Baker, a Gentlewoman in Red-Lion-Street, Clerkenwell, was walking by the New-River, behind Sadler's- Wells, fhe thought fhe faw a Man's Coat in the Water, but looking more narrowly, perceived it was a crowning Man, ftruggling ...

... been obferved by many Perfon3 in the Morning walking backwards and forward?, firft by the lower part of the River pear Sadler's Wells ; and for about an Hour before (he committed the Faft, fhe fat at the Door of r thp Howie that is fhut up at the Corner ...