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... Cains from them, and carried them to Covent-Garden Round-Houle, where one of them privately took a Penknife out of his Pocket, and without the • leaft Provocation, 'tabbed the Watchman belonging to Covent- Garden in the Breaft with the fiid Penknife, ...
... Affcnt to the Land Tax Bill, and Wm feveral Naturalist itn Bills. »ltLar4flJ The fame Day dy'd at his Houfe ttllollryl in Covent Garden, Sir George Brown of WOr*Trl®d& Caverfbam in Oxfordfbne, Bart, and is fucceeded in Dignity and Eftate by his Eldeft Son ...
... Marching Regiment, was robbed by three Street-Robbers of two Guineas and three Shillings, in the Pav'd Alley going put of Covent-Garden into Tcm- FUchftreet. Laft Wednefday in the Duflc pf the JS verting Mr. Smith of Keptifh^own^ on his Return from London ...
... 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 ...
... Rt. Hon. the Lady Widdrington, Wife of thelate Lord Widdrington. On Friday laft Dr. Campbell, an eminent Phyfl- cian in Covent Garden, was attack'd by 2 Foot- Pads, who bid the Coachman ftop j but upon bit driving on, they fired at the Footman and miffed ...
... 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 ...
... June 27- - ~m Ui arrived a Mail jrom Holland, and two Since out w» f am finders- J Great many Perfons are employed IB A Covent Garden Parifii, in making Tents for Arms to be tent with the Expedite on to Italy-, feveral of whicli and Field- z •- c already ...
... From Air. W v's Letter, Juneij. A great many Perfons are employed in Covent Garden Parifh, in making Tents for Arms, to be fent with the Tranfports for the Expedition of Don Carlos to Italy-, feveral of which, and Field Beds, are al- ready gone down the ...
... and a Bunch of Keys belonging to the Colonel. Early on Saturday laft, . four Carts loaded with Prtiffo fljk coming to Covent Garden Market, their Driver^ ?TC } the Women that were in them, were robb'd by a Ga of Footpads in the Kings-Koad near Cbellea ...
... 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 ...