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... and Chapman. . . Seymour Hultey, of Mincing-Lane, London, Merchant and Fa6tor. Edward Auftin, of the Parifh of St. Paul Covent Garden, in the County of Middlefex ; Mercer. John Harrifon, of the City of (anterbury, U p pholiler. ,Thomas Kennedy, of the City ...
... Poiitica/ Villainy ig arrived, or whether there was any or no Reafins for a latg Indemnjflcation Bill. Redford Coffee-Ho:1A Covent Garden. Sure the Rules of Dramatic Poetry are render'd more certain than ever, by a dangerous Set of Innovators. To try their ...
... to an. fifer them Are either filent or gotie mit of Town, LONDON SEPTEMBER 25. From COR.REtPONDENT. Coa's Außion Room, Covent-Garden, Sept.'lz: ' Hay.ing 'met with no News in any other Part of the Town, 'I came to fee what was doing at this great Seat ...
... of St Martin's in the Fields, in the County of Middlefex', Oilman and Chapman. . . 1 Edward Befwick, of Bridges-Street, Covent Garden s . in the County of Middlefex, Vintner, Samuel Roberta, late of Whetllone, in the Ciienty of , Middlefex, Innholder and ...
... Jof Lewis, for returning from Tranfportation. William Brown, for picking the Pocket of Mr. Tracey at the Playhoufe in Covent Garden, Richard Warwick, John Bunn, and Jof. Leach, for a Robbery on Mr. Finch, in EMI-Smithfield, are ordered to be tranfported ...
... to make of them for tranfporting 6000 Men to England. Yefterday died, at his Lodgings at the Bedford Coffee- Uoufe in Covent.garden, Dr. Deiaguliers, a Gentleman u'-tiverfally known and efleem'd. ',.Extra2 a from on board the Grampus Sloop War, - V; an;' ...
... from feveral Night Houfes. The fame Night the Conftables of Wellminfter took up near forty, irt St. James's-Market, and Covent : Garden, for the fame Purpofe. . On Thurfday the Right Hon. the Earl of Barrimore, appeared in the Court of King's Bench, with ...
... expeet that good Prize in Port every Day. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Jenney, late of . Tavillock-ftrect, in the P.arifli of St. Paul Covent Garden, Mercer. John Powell, of the Parifh of Kingfwinford, in tho County of Stafford, Ironmonger. By Defire feveral LADIES; ...
... BANKRUPT S. George Thompfoni of Lad-Lane; London, Linnendraper Robert Green; Of King-flieet, Covent-Garden, Lacelnan. John Trymer, of .the Parifh of Waltham Holy-Ctofs, rx the County of Elk; Luther and Chapman Edward Kemmis, of the Parifh of St. James ...
... a young Nobleman of a very promifing Genius. Lail Saturday, about Eleven in the Forenoon, Mr. Peyton, an Upholiter in Covent-Garden, (Brother to Sir Yelverton Peyton, Bart.) riding over a narrow Caufeway on Ealing Common, his Horfe tell with him into ...
... Sir Thomas De Veil for further Examination, for burglarioufly breaking open, in the Night the Shop of Mr Charles Ogle in Covent Garden, and felonioufly taking out of it, five Silver Spoons, fome Linnen, and wearing Apparel, found upon him. And it is hoped ...
... BANKRUPTS. . .expea ber taken off Gibraltar by the Leoftoff Man of War, Capt. Samuel 'Trafford, of the Parini. of St. Paul Covent Garden, Is to John Crookfhanks. in the County of IVliddlefex, Vintner. 'cli The Viftualling Hoy, which wrs come little while ago ...