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... 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. ...
... for Four- teen Days. Twenty ofthe Perfons who were lately apprehended in DifguiVd anl Mafquerade Habits, in Hart-Street, Covent-Garden, dancing and athbs- having themfelves, and obftrufting and oppofing the Peace Officers in Ex- ecution of their Duty, and ...
... to feize and bring before them certain Perfons who had met in Mafquerade in a great Room the upper End of 'Beauftreet, Covent Garden, intending there to be very filly and affefted in Imitation of their Betters; for I Bnd upon Exa- mination, they were ...
... the Maids of Ho- nour to her R. Highnefs. Laft Ti-urfday a Woman big with' Child hanged herfelf in her Handkerchef in Covent- garden Round houfe, where fne had been committed for beihs; with Child and not difcovering the Father. The Anfwer ef ihe States ...
... who has difpatched to London an Exprefs concerning imJ£ * M«f 28. Laft Thurfday-night a Woman was buried in St. Paul's Covent-garden, (where a Funeral Sermon was preached on that Occafion) who it Yeems belonged to a Club or Society of ths Fair Sec, which ...
... Carrol an Irifh Gen- m that went to Bed the Night before in per- iealth, was found derd in it, at his Lodgings iw-ftreet Covent Garden. |r Nathaniel Lloyd, Kt. Doftor of Laws, hath ned his Place of King's Advocate, jr. Jaftice Powis and Mr. Juftice Tracey ...
... tke Goods he left behind him fhould be equally diftri- btued among his Children. - S I R, TT Here is within a Mile of Covent Garden, a little Thing jnft like a Man, with two Legs* two Arms, a Body, and, at the upper End on'c grows out a Lump, e_ta_tly ...
... to be bad wheie he was gone. , , ' The Perfon who on the 15th lnft. broke open the S rotore of his Mafter Mr. Buchan ot Covent- garden, and ftoie from thence 3 Gold Wi ether Things of great Value, was feised iaft 1 Imri- cby at BriftoK ?? Thomis Robinlon ...
... Socie:y H and they are fuddenly to open their Monitory for reading Lectures on moral Subjecls, at a Houfei: Hartftreet, Covent- garden. The Rev. Mr. Smit], Minifter of Weybridge, is prefented to the Vica. rage of Old Windfor, in room of Mr. FerguHci deceas'd ...
... tioned in our laft, had the Aflurance to write a Letter with his own Hand laft Thurfday to Mr. Wright the Goldfmitli, in Covent-Garden, at •whofe Suit hewas cob fined in Bod my n Goal, on an Action ofi too. L. The Contents thereor were, « That he the faid ...
... abouS Two o' Clock his Grace came to Town. OnFriday Night laft Richard Hatton FSq; in going to the Hummumsat the Piazzj in Covent Garden, hid a Purfe of 59 Guineas in the Chair hi which he was carried thither, npon an Apprchen- fion that he was going tobe ...
... Rt. Hon. the Lady Widdrington, Wife of thelate Lord Widdrington. On Friday laft Dr. Campbell, an eminent Phyfl- cian in Covent Garden, was attack'd by 2 Foot- Pads, who bid the Coachman ftop j but upon bit driving on, they fired at the Footman and miffed ...