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... melt Parents, oth of Reputation and Figur.: in the Warld ; wh liv'd in Covent Garden, and his Mother is fEll living. He was well educated, and put to one Mr. War.e.i, near Covent Garden, to a Scrivener, or Notary Publick. This and his Father's Intereft procured ...
... Bills neatly Printed, Tobacco Bills, The last 10,000 I. Ticket is, we are assured, the Property of Miss Ann Murray of Covent Garden, and not of Mr. Fox, as was reported. This Day was drawn a Prize of 5000 l. belonging to Mr. de Piaba, Jew, in Billeter ...
... inteefperfed. Moaned from the Frenelk the Abbe dc Parthenay, by Stacie, Ek; London, Printed for Lewis inßuffel-Sueet, Covent Garden, and F. Cuomo at the. middle Temple Gate, Fleetilreet. On Saturday, Od. 6, was publillacd, N. 111. of The GENERAL EVENING ...
... For the Po - or in general For creetu' lg a Church for the Sallaburghen -- 77 In all 1193 Yeflerday Mrs. Mary King, of Covent. Garden, was brought up to the King's Bench Bar at Weaminlier, and received the following Sentence for keeping a diforderly Houle ...
... of the Kingdom, unmasked. Lag Night their Royal H ghnefies the Prince and Princefs of Wales were at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, to fee the Conicdy if the Bay Body, and Humour. of Mr. Foot, and kernel extremely entertain• ed. The Houfe to full, that ...
... Contort, who was in her Company. Yeiterdai.MOrning aParty of theiroot-Gnards came from Leicelter•H,oofe to the Bagnio in Covent Garden, and livered fome young Noble men tho ,determined to ftglot .a Duel la Hide-Park ; who o we hear, are now recondled to ...
... il Number of thirty; who nightly the Piazza's in Covent Garden, ;he Strand, Tc7nple- Bar, and other Stieets thercaboLits, Le itii - ed out his Warrant for the Searcii'ne, icvcral Night- HOUieS and Night-Cellar, which hal hour and entertain them; and feveral ...
... upon their Church. 1 his Day the Lord of - London con. firmed teveral young Perfons of both Setts, at St Paul's Church, Covent Garden. Yellerday the si flicas began at the Old. Bally, when M-flclaftots were convifted of Capital Crimes, viz. William Still ...
... _ . . Dedicated to all Lovers of Farce and Good-Fellowlhip. By C. F. Prefident of the Comical Club in Covent Garden, and a true Ilicobite. In ebe4rf3l (inn:town' 7.1y1 ariP, Le t.it:et become Wifi. W IS. we'll be merry ;.vre, tr.rve Roy:, While th,y are ...
... Luftnrt. nvocar i. fftr tier pr'; • cued to thc his own Hand writing, l2ft Thturclay, to Mr. Wright, the Goldim.th in Covent Garden, with whom he lerved Part of his Apprenticcihip, and at whole Suit he was confined in Bodmyn Goal for 1 telling him, mat ...
... and the Evening was concluded with &Wires, Illumination and Firework. The fame Day the Society of Ancient prtons met at Covent Garden Church, where an excellent Sermon was preach'd by the Rev. Mr. Williams, in the ancient Language; afterwards they proceeded ...
... Evening was intered, at St Paul's Covent-Garden, the Corpfe of Mr. Richard Pitts, Vittualler, at the King's Head in James Street, being 99 Years of Age: He bequeathed to the Poor of the Pariih of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, Twenty Pounds, and the like Sum ...