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... Animal Occonomy. In a Letter to a Phvfician in London. Manna. A Play of three AGs. As it is a.ted at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, Taken from Pericles Prince of Tyre. By Mr. Lillo. Price One Shilling, 3 A Brief Reply to Mr. Lewis's Erief Hiflory of ...
... On Monday his Excellency Sir Thomas Robinfon, one of thu Plenipotentiaries at.Aix la Chapelle, arrived athis Houfe in Covent Garden, and on Tuefday he wait- ed on bis Majefty at St. James's. A Court Martial will be held at Deptford in a few Days, for ...
... 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 be fummoned. Yefterday died of the Small Pox, Ms. Molefworth, Daughter of Sir John Molefworth, in Bed fordft feet, Covent Garden.* The Bifhop of Carlifle is to preach before the Lords, and Dr. Lupton before the Commons, the 30 of January. ...
... bcinp Friday PJi inft. will be perfor md, gratis, RICHARD IM. bfirtof King Ric hard by Mr. Ryan from the Theatre PL] in Covent Garden; with Dancing by Monlicur L,d Madamoifc.le ITEfrcne. LflfW^i 7*{y 2f- Arrived the Bogle, Fleming, the L^riand,' Brown, ...
... Engineer and Surveyer General of his Majcfty's Fortifications and Buildings in Ireland. A Sermon preach'd St._ Paul's, Covent Garden, on the of Auguft, 1715, being the moft happy Inauguration of his facred Majelty King George. By the Reverend and Honourable ...
... lending them Money at unreafonablc tnteieftj'foon became pofllfF* ed of their Ef.aces. IV. How he, and a LinneivDrapcr, near Covent Garden, contrived to put Goods into Cu_.o;n:rs Pockets, and then ctwrped then with Shoplifting, by which Means large Sums of Money ...
... Day the Young Wench (who some time since Poysoned her Mistress a Clear Starcher at a Silk Dyers in Princes Street near Covent Garden, under pre- tence of having all she had) was Tryed at the Sessi- ons House in the Old Bailey, and found Guilty of wilfull ...
... BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Fielder, of Fare- ham, Malfter and Chapman John Boardman, of Manchefter, Chapman John Boultby, of Covent- Garden, China-man Ambrofe Waffbrne, of Thorp Lubenham, Dealer and Chapman. Prices of S T O CKS. Bank Stock 139. India 154 1 -4th ...
... Plantaines, Mammees, Banana's, and Cocoa Trees. On Tuefday Night laft, about Nine o'Clock, a Fellow follow'd a footman out of Covent** Garden into Cooks-All- ey in Bedfordbury, and robb'd him ot fifty Shillings; ana to difable him, he took hold or his Private ...
... 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 ...
... Newgate for the Executing of one Malefactor, the next Wednesday at Tyburn,viz.The Wench for Poysoning her Mistress near Covent Garden : And the other two Condemned Criminals have received Her Majefty's moft Gracious Reprieve. Yefterday the Houfc of Lords ...