...still appeared at large, and gave the following, among other proofs of his audacity. Sitting ()own at the door of a publichouse, in Holborn, where he...for a pint of beer and drank it, holding a pistol in hand, by way of protection ; he then paid for his beer, and went off with the greatest apparent unconcern....

...and ^ave the following among other proofs of his audacity. Sitting down at the door of a public house in Holborn, where he was well known, he called for...holding a pistol in his hand, by way of protection: be then paid for his beer, and went off with the greatest apparent unconcern. At this time he kept...

...other proofs of his audacity. Sitting down at the door of a public house in Holborn, where he was wt-11 known, he called for a pint of beer, and drank it,...pistol in his hand, by way of protection : he then paid for his beer, and went off with the greatest apparent unconcern. At this time he kept company...

...of his audacity. Sitting down at the door of a public-house in Holborn, where he was well knowny'tie called for a pint of beer and drank it; holding a pistol in his hand by way of protection: he then paid for his beer, and went off with the greatest apparent unconcern." The boldness of such rascals...

...stationed upon the road;" that the stage-coaches were notified to be "well guarded ;" and that, in 1729, passengers, even through the streets of London, preferred...ventured towards London, and, having got as far as Turnmill-street, the keeper of Clerkenwell Bridewell happening to see them, called to Burnworth, and...

...June, 1783. — Patrols of horse and foot are stationed from Sadler's Wells-gate along the New -road to Tottenham-court-road turnpike; likewise from the...ventured towards London, and, having got as far as Turnmill-street, the keeper of Clerkenwell Bridewell happening to see them, called to Burnworth, and...

...that night, for the protection of the nobility and gentry who go from the squares and that end of the town. The road also towards the City will be properly...ventured towards London, and, having got as far as Turnmill-street, the keeper of Clerkenwell Bridewell happening to see them, called to Burnworth, and...

...Burnworth, who was justly considered as the principal of the gang. A proclamation -was issued, and 300Z. offered for taking him into custody ; but, notwithstanding...ventured towards London, and, having got as far as Turnmill-street, the keeper of Clerkenwell Bridewell happening to see them, called to Burnworth, and...

...Burnworth, who was justly considered as the principal of the gang. A proclamation was issued, and 3007. offered for taking him into custody ; but, notwithstanding...then went off with the greatest apparent unconcern." J3o says the "Newgate Calendar." But here is a still more striking instance of his effrontery: "On...

...they would fire on anyone who should offer to molest them. The same Bunworth also gave another proof of his audacity : sitting down at the door of a public-house...then went off with the greatest apparent unconcern. The White Hart in Turnmill-street, opposite Cockcourt, was formerly a noted house for footpads and...