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... Rcfpondcur, Netnirt Contra Dicente. On Sonday Night 1111 there was a Du:l fought at the Rummer/Tavern in Henrietta-flreet Covent Garden by Capt. Hayes and Mr. Jen. lins; tht fi;rmer is very dangeroufly wounded. Sa . turdayEvening allan pretty well dreA'd ...
... 1. Hang d St Catherine by tin Tower 1. KiU'd 2. One by a Fall from Scaffold at St. Mai tin in the Fields, and One Paul Covent-Garden. 6. Juried ens Burials this Week Whereof have died, Under Two Years Age Twenty and Thirty - - 0 Sixty ?nd Seventy - - - ...
... Little Hart-ftreet, Covent-Garden, between one W iltiatn a Gentlemau's Servant ) atid Thomas Hargrave an Oyfter-man. The Difpute arnie aboue ‘4l Wager. of Five Shitlins depending between them: They flrip'd and fought in Covent- Garden-Square, and after ...
... nut Colt for $00 Guineas. On Saturday flight laft, a Lieutenant ofa Man of War was taken intoCuftody, and confin'd in Covent Garden Roundhouft,in tfrder to be carried before a Juftice of Peace, for wounding and attempting to kill one of the Watch- men ...
... Royal Chapel at St James's, Man of War was taken into Cuftody, and conpreceded by the Heralds and Purraivants at Arms, in Covent-Garden Rouitdhoufa in order and attended by the Knights of the Garter, to be carried before a Janice of the Peace, for wounding ...
... a Peruke-maker. in Blackmore-ftreet was bimfelf and Council agaielt the now depen. robb'd of his Hat in * King-ftreet Covent-Garden, ding, for difabling him to hold doy Office Civil but the Villain being immediately purfued and or Military. • taken, upon ...
... MONDAY'S POST. From the WEEKLY MEDLEY, LONDON, May 24. On Thurfday Night, two Gentlemen being at the Rofc Tavern, Covent Garden, and quarelling about the Reckon. ing, they drew, and one of them receiv'd a very dangerow Wound; the other was feiz'd, and ...
... the Jabalof Age. A great many LeaEs being out; or on tents. The Luke of Cumberland left thePriethe Point of being fo, in Covent Garden 2 Bloomf- eel's Anne, C. Charles Gough, f rom B enco l ens bury, Bcc. 'tis I.Aid his Grace will have an Eftate in Latitude ...
... was broachM and given away to the Tenants and Populace, A great many ieafes being out, or on the point of being fo, in Covent Garden. Bloomsbury, &c. 'tis laid his Grace will have ?? fhreefcore Thouftnd Pound pec Annum. Yeftrday in the Afternoon the Duke ...
... Earl 01 . Orford at Chippcnham : And Mr. Archer of Warw ckihtre Lath tpkcn Poffellion of the !aid late Earl'. Houle in Covent-Garden. Capt. George ir appointed Commander of h's Kiefty's Ship the Lyon. On Thurfd:iy a certa:n. Lawyer was let in the S:ocks ...
... Lane End, and to fuffer fix Months Imprifonment. On Sunday between three and four in the Afternoon two Gentlemen met in Covent Garden near the Church; after fome Words had palid between them they fell to Blows, one of them received a Cut on the Head with ...
... Morning about 9 o'Clock, a mad Bullocfc ran up one Pair of Stairs in an empty Houfe that ig repairing in King ftreet, Covent-Garden, and broke threi* the Saih-Window into the Balcony, and went upon a flated Penthoufe belonging to the next Door, which ...