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... an officer of the 4.th battalion of the 6oth regiment was (hot by another of the 49*. , , Johnllone, the comedian of Covent-Garden theatre, has had a very narrow efcape from being burnt in his bed ; the clothes having caught fire from a his candle. He ...
... inftantly fnnli about ao feet over. jo. Ye&erday after St. jamei’s, when ho the firft regiment, wn in the court yv to Covent garden wa ». On Friday merchant in the city I value of 50001. 1 of years, and we* ot bis matter. And u the foieaeon, he was! Cattle ...
... frized the colours belonging to the ft regiment, who were guard, which were placed the courtyard as ofual. was commuted to Covent garden watch houfe. jj, Friday morning the clerk of an eminent merchant the city e oped with bank notes to the value wool. had ...
... Cannon, the Maniac, who tore down the Standard in the Court-yard, at St. James's, was on Friday met in Rudcl ttreet, Covent-Garden, one of SirSampfon Wright?s Officer*, who brought him to the Public-Office, front whence he has been twice ordered to be ...
... cut by a villain that met and walked with her in Picet-flrcet, faw a man at Robins's auction-room, under the Piazzas, Covent-garden, whom Ihe im- mediately recognized to be the perfoii that had committed the violent afl'ault on her ; Ihc had him watched ...
... 50001. The D. of York has gained conlidtrably byTraveller !*• Barrymore and sir J. Lade areallo winners. 10. Wednelday at Covent Garden Theatre, Mils Bruntun’s benefit was graced by « numerous and elegant audience. A new tragedy was introduced the public ...
... to the pleafure or entertainment of his Vifltori. • The BauNTOnt. —The Widow of Malabar, performed fur the flrft time Covent Garden Theatre, for Mils Brunton’s benefit, was prefent to that lady from Mils Starke, famous in the theatricals Mrs. Cfefpigny ...
... a jj uiklci each arm. U>i in the afternoon, d'.fpute arofc between Joe Ward and Mendoza, Carpenter’s Coif c-Houfc, in Covent garden and in confequence very ill language from the lorpirr, they came to ‘blows. In about two minutes, however. Mend 'za gave ...
... into the town, the general acclamation of the inhabitants. On Thurlday lad was married, in London, Mr. Henry Walthcr, of Covent Garden, toMils Henrietta Pe tit, fecond daughter the late Rev. Peter Pettit, Commitlary of Norfolk. On Sunday lad John Daydon ...
... fciivene-. Married. Sunday laft Mr. Haded* malder, to Mifs Froll, both of Now ton, near Bury. Thorfday Mr. Henry Waltber, of Covent-Garden, to Mifs Henrietta Pettir, fecond daughter of the late Rev. Peter Pettit, Commidhry Norfolk. Sunday John Daydon, jnn. of ...
... Anally clofe this day. . Something like revival of the old riots took place on tlx dole of Tuelday*s poll, the Hu (lings in Covent-garden. Mr. Fox, Mr. Sheridan, Capt. Hood, and Mr. Horne Tcvke, made vaiious attempts to addrefs the numerous ancknotley alTembiage ...
... clofettiil day, la. Something like a revival of tlie old riot* took place on the clole of Tuefilay's poll, at the Huftlnga in. Covent-garden. Mr. Fox, Mr. Sheridan, Capt. filled, in.l Mr. Home Tooke, made vai ious attempts to addrefs the numerous and motley a ...