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... beinterr’d in the Burying-pkce of that Noble in Lin-colnfhire This Day between Twelve and One three Houfes Henrietta Street Covent Garden viz a Hofier’s Lumen-Draper’s and Woolen Draper’s fell down fuddenly and ’tis fear’d feveral People are loft in the Ruins ...
... Plaintiff, and s 3 1. to'. Damages, which was as much asthe Plaintiff iyoved. Laft Week a Porter that plies in R&M-ftrcet, Covent-Garden, being lent to change a Guinea for Sir James Thlmhill, Kit. w-.!v- nff wi hit but being apprehended on Thu;-I.ltv laft ...
... June 27- - ~m Ui arrived a Mail jrom Holland, and two Since out w» f am finders- J Great many Perfons are employed IB A Covent Garden Parifii, in making Tents for Arms to be tent with the Expedite on to Italy-, feveral of whicli and Field- z •- c already ...
... From Air. W v's Letter, Juneij. A great many Perfons are employed in Covent Garden Parifh, in making Tents for Arms, to be fent with the Tranfports for the Expedition of Don Carlos to Italy-, feveral of which, and Field Beds, are al- ready gone down the ...
... Windfor in order to their bei there encamp’d and a great Number of T ents &c are now making by Gambol of Bedford- llreet Covent-garden for that purpofe They write from Dublin that a Bankl would be open’d there in Caftle-ftreet wherein four Gentlemen of Worth ...
... and a Bunch of Keys belonging to the Colonel. Early on Saturday laft, . four Carts loaded with Prtiffo fljk coming to Covent Garden Market, their Driver^ ?TC } the Women that were in them, were robb'd by a Ga of Footpads in the Kings-Koad near Cbellea ...
... of being loft. From the Sc. James's Evening Poft, July 18. This Morning early four Carts loaded with Frqit, coming to Covent-Garden Market, thßr Drivers and the Women that were ia them, were robb'd by a Gang of Footpads in the King's Road near Chelila ...
... 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 ...
... Windfor with 5 more Indi.lv of their Attendance, and they have taken I.odgings at Mr. Arne's an Undertaker, in Kingftrect, Covent- Garden, where the 4 Indian Kings lodged that came over to England in 17 TO, who we hear recommended their Brethren to the fame ...
... Scffions t Watminfier for lupprefFing the Ni,llt-houles and other a - orderly 1 - Ictucs in and near Drury-tine, met a: Covent-Garden Vcftry, and took the Examin.:tion o! Lvcral fid;flantiid Err:fekiepers and Shopl;c;pers in Brid . 4,es-ftfeet, concerning ...
... taken Leave of their Majefties and Royal Family at Wind- for, came from thence Yefterday to Mr. Am's an Undertaker in Covent Garden, where they have taken Lodgings, being recommended thither by th* four Indian Kings that came over in the 1710. We hear ...
... pulling down in Henrietta-ltreet in Covent- Garden with a Bone of an Infant in it : there was likewife found hit 2or 3 Half-pence of the Coin of King Charles the Firft. The Conitables of the Parifhes of St. Pant Covent-Garden, and Sr. Martin in the Fields, ...