Crimes and Trials in Covent Garden and a London Sale
A number of suspects were seized by officers in Covent Garden and sent to Justice of the Peace for bail or confinement, with many later released. The notice then lists stock prices, lottery offices, theatre listings with cast names, and a series of auctions and sales including portraits, furniture, jewels, and books, plus various notices from Hampstead to Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamin Howe
Covent-Garden
Bersons
Prestminster
Cox
Bell
Swithen’s Alley
Cornhill
Hart Street
Bow-street
Charles Campbell
Deceas
Woodward
England
Lilly
Shower
g_Levint
London
GC. Afeere
Batly
Ludgate
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South Sea
Exchange Assurance
London Assurance
York Buildings
Welth Copper
Orfear
Houghton
Miabella
Orfeur
Roberts
Willis
Davison
Norris
Sig. Korelli
William Philips
Mary Parsons
John Wilson
Sun Tavern
Royal Exchange
N. B. Paymenrie
Fafhindia House
Bellfire- Grove
Bellfire-House
Hampstead
Colfton
Ladyman
Hampstead-Square
Jonathan Wilde
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleetstreet
Brenchly
Kent
Tunbridge
Fe Fuld
Matthews
Gutter-lane
Cheapside
Hatas
St. James's Square
Lord Lansdown
Marti
George
Fune
Muafic
Heer
Tom's
William Meadows
the Angel
Peter du Noyer
Erasmus
Fust
Salkeld
Judes
Walthoe
Middle-Temple-Cloysters
Roger Comberbath
North-Wales
King's Bench
Westminster
James II
William
Wellminster
King's-Bench
Chancery
Tuttle Street
Bobo Square
N.B
Barnhoe c
Norfolk
P.B
T. Wotton
Price
Maitland
Prac
de. Jurin
Coacfworth
W. Meadows