... Lion-ftreet, Seven Dials, baker 3 10 ,Tlaies Scots, Srratford, Effex, lnme-burr ~- 3 It' . ofe~ph H-aton, Rob.c~rt-trect, Redford-row, cpbinet-maker I tu 'iinshcJl Parr, London, inftiraincc broker iiv.] xI R. T~nlhleke,, North Audlcey-itrcet, butcher ' iv George ...

... iS Aldenren, and the t:.v ie t No alteration was made in the price of Bread, hihe Regulations for, the ?? of the Watermen rowing upon,the river Thancs, and the Rates or Fares to be takenb . 'thlenm, was taken into confideration. Counfel was heard in be- ...

... g. J. Plaftons, of NVordef ,dealer MNay a3. Cox, fell. bf 5h. Iane,jvewller. May x6.. WX. Harper and J. Wifobn, of 3udge.. row, m erchanlts. Mgay oand 2ri a. S. Sikes, of Htuddersfiejd, bainler - May 28. M. Hare% of 3)ngfton-upon-Hull, groce. May rg R ...

... reginient of Dromedaries. Mpnday next is'likely to be Vroducqive of much' fport on the wates, in confquence o a' boat to be rowed for, ?? by Mr. Affley, jan. RACES THIS SEsASON. June I6 Bibury july as Nevmark. TU:; :vIeet. ew o4' 1. Preftor 22 Newcaltle ...

... given to this ?? the conduc of the Plaintiff had been criminal in London, it aggravated the guilt of the Defendant. Mr. GAR Row addreffed the Jury; but, much to his honour, was far from contending that the demand of the Plaintiff was not both legal and ...

... laff week, the> Court ordered the bread to be reduced half an aflize, or one-penny in the peck loaf, to take place to-mor-. row. The price of the quartern loaf wheaten, will then be Is. old. and the houfhold told. Mr. Batho, of the Ward of Portfoken, was ...

... Fic ,, and Yohn Hollis. Samuel Richardfot'i for felonioufly flealing and emnbezzling a 5ol. note, the property of James, Bur- rows, his mnafler. Mr. Burrows flated hilinfelf to be an upholfterer at Kenfligton. The Prifoner at the Bar was a young lad whom ...

... re- coniaiending to them to mind their bufinefs. Qn Mqnday rnight laft, about twelve o'clock, a mixn paling by St. George's-row, St. George's Fields, heard a diaurbanke at one of the houfes, when on inquiring into the caufe, feveral leri came otit of the ...

... M'ifire faid, that he was a- makcr of ho(g's-puddings, commonly call-d biack- puddings, and refiled in Avery Place, Avery-ifarri-Row, Chelfla; that on Mcrfdav afternoon he went to Newport-market to get a pail fuil of hog's- blo d, and a quantity of fat, guts ...

... Tlhurfday evening a Female, nioft dlegantly dreffed, was discovered in the field leading from Bol- I. .1 . la ig ro Bo. ton-row almolt in the agonies of death, who appeared to have been robbed. and ill-treated, hewf face and part of her drefs was covered ...

... afiw him aftcr- wards he feenied quite recovered. In May the re, moved to London, and lived with him in Chapel-fherz, Bedford-row. IHe. took very bad care of himfer', and ufed to fit 'up late, drinking brandy and v.ater. in au tumn they went t 'ogeIh to ...

... feiiznrl a.. cart of ffeail and difaributing the iaf ame Aaon the mob.' The prifoner pleaded gailtygatid expK fedrnmrdi' fotri row for his condu&t and'with'ifuat fornm the Jury re. turned a vey~dl ftinding-.hi guilty*cre (Coukt delayed paflfing fentence ...