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... from France, were lafl Week feiz'd by fome Officers of the Cuftoms in the River. Yefterday Dr. Lloyd of the Church of Covent-Garden prefented a Petition the Houfe of Lords, with his Majefty's Reference, in order r.o be call'd II P a Peer Writ of Summons ...
... Partner with William of Venice, Richard Bofwell, Junior the County of Effex Coal Merchant. Richard of Bedford-ftreet, Covent Garden iaceman. Jonathan James and Edward Lfnn late of Vanxball the County of Surrey. Daniel of Fleetftreet, London, Vintner. ...
... Alderman for Lime Ward, in the Room Alderman Sktniier, deceafcd. 1 , 4 It appears, that Mr. Lloyd, Rector of Sr. Pauls Covent Garden, has no Right Co a Writ of Summons to Parliament. heir that her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Wales, purchafed fome Days ...
... Richard Hop- kins, Xt, and one of ,the prefe^ jftreet Ward, in the Room * We hear that Dr. Lurciley ; Loyd, Rettor of St. Covent Garden, will not obtain a Writ of Summons ta Parliament To Morrow Qr, thomas Bowers, JLor4 Bifhop of Chichefler, is to prekch ...
... Shoreditch, and One an Horfc St. Martin in the Fields. -Overlaid 3. Threw herfelf cut of Window (being diftra&ed) St* Paul in Covent Garden 1. Chriftned this Week 'Buried 437. in the Burials this Week 7. ...
... 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 ...
... Hours, his Lordfhip made a final Decrec in Favour of the for Pouuds, with Co3s. Laft Wednefday one Mrs. in York-ftteer, Covent Garden, was happily delivered of two Boys and Girl, tin* Afliftance Dr. Phiiljpfon, the Mother being very well for the Time, and ...
... appointed his Majefly's Refident Vienna, and Enfign Alexander Agnew, being Drinking at tbe New tavern in Maiden Lane, near Covent Garden, cjuarrell'd and and Mr* Agnew was run 6 Inches deep near Left Pap t and died as he was carrying a Chah to his Lodgings ...
... with fuch Succefs, as may give us Hopes*)f a good Ifßie. The Bill of Inditement againft Mr.Bowen, the Perriwig Itfaket in Covent Garden, for treafonable and fcandalous Words againft his Majefty and his Royal Highnefs, was by tne Grand Jury brought in Ignoramus ...
... cheir F;i« Since cur laft L ft, the following have been declared Bankrupts, viz. Samuel Gray of ftreer, iu the of Sr, Paul Covent Garden County of Middlefex, Vi&ualler. Lyndon, late of M arket-Har borough in 'he County of Leiccfter, Malcfter. Thomas Huut of ...
... himfelf at St. Giles's in the Fields I. KilFd by Card St. Dunftan at i. Overlaid 6. Poifoned himfeif (being St. Paul in Covent Garden i. '.y' ' ' ♦ Chritfned this Week Buried 445. Decreafed in the Buriak this ...
... lately Lifbon. On Monday Might laft, feveral Men and Wcmen in difguifed Habits, were apprehended Houfe in Hart-ftreet, Covent-Garden, many of them fufpetfed to be Sodomites, one having been convi&ed laft Seflions for Sodctfiitical Praflices. hey were confined ...