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... POLICE. BOW-STHEEf. Two hackney ccachmen were tine i, on the complaint of Mr Taylor, of Covent-garden Theatre, for refusing to carry him on Tuesday night last from the Theatre. «UEEN-S«CARK. Yesterday Mr. Jackson charged Mr. 6. Mackey, a half-pay Officer ...
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