... luftanccs, particularly of Tradefmen fhutting up their Shops; and among tiie reft we hear that anotner great Goid .Smith about Covent Garden has if pt Payment, and that feverai Gentlemen, one of which belongs to the fix Clerk's Office, are renured by their great ...

... noted Stock-jobber Change-Alley, cut his own Throat from Eir to Ear, and died the fame Day. The fa noted Banker near Covent-Garden Payment, and is gone into the Counrry for more Air, Sunday being the Anniverfary the Prince's Birth-Day, when heentred ...

... On Thurfday laft, the Hvening, Sir John Norris arrived from on fioavd Fleet from the Baltick, and came to his Houle in Covent-Garden. The Czar's Rtffident embarked on Board Hambro laft Thurfday Night Greenwich, in order Home, purfuant to the Notice he ...

... Sore that arofe from the Lofs of their own. On Thurfday Night laft Mrs. Lloyd, that kept a Gaming Table in James Street, Covent Garden, was committed to the Gatehoufe, Weftminfter; and at the fame time two Gamefters were committed to Newgate, and fix others ...

... laft. On Monday Night laft, a Fire broke out, thro' the Negligence of a Servant Maid, at a Toy-fhop in Charles- Street Covent- Garden, which confurn'd tbe Houfe, and the greateft Part of the Furniture, but was ftopt from doing farther Mifchief. A Woman ...

... Ounces of Foreign G >d. Yefterday Richard Hayward and his Wife, who keep the King*. Head Tavtrn, in Ruff el-ftreet, near Covent Garden, were brought to the King's Bench Bar at Weftmii«fter, to receive Judgment npon a Verd tft given againft them in that Court ...

... publick Money in the faid Places, to pay it into their Hands. Some Days ago a Silk-Dyer's Apprentice in Newftreet near Covent-Garden, broke into a Diftiller's at the Top of the Houfe, got down into, the Shop, and took all the Money out of the Drawers, ...

... From the London Journal, London, June 24. Last Monday the Corps of a young Lady, which had been interred above a Week in Covent Garden Church, was taken up by her Father and Mother^ who had been a long Time in Search after her. 'Tis faid, that the poor young ...

... Journal \ Or* Saturday's P oft, London, Nov. A. Yefterday was Seven-night, a Rifler of the Mails went to a Banker's Sho near Covent Garden, habited like a Tavern-drawer, and he addreffing him felf to the Banker, told him, his Mdfter gave his Service to him, ...

... to ravifi) her ; and after a Tryal of Hours hewas found guilty of the Burglary and Felony- Gentleman lately living near Covent Garden, died poflTefied a very plentiful* Fortune, which bequeathed ro hrs Wife, bur with this Exception, that in* Cafe married ...

... Directors of * South Sea Company lies at the Point of Death at his Hotife at Bow. An old Gentleman of 70 Years of age, near Covent Garden, is charged* 1 * having raviflwd a Child of between three and four Years old, The XhttJ; fence dead. i - Decern* 27. The ...

... Readers, gndJ haps be a means to wain Geni lemen ofthe Abufes put upon theiu i fuch Houfes. There are in the Parifh of Covent Garden, only 22 fuch Hotrfc fome of which clear fometimes 100 1, and feldom lefs than 40 1, a -J^ They have their proper Officers ...