... iolt-mn Manner if required. Thurfday Night the Crrpfe of William Bates, Efq; who dy'd * few Days ago in Southampton-Street, Covent Garden, was carried from thence and interr'd in the Churchof St. Paul, Co- vent Garden. Whenthe Prince of Orange was at Oxford ...

... Out-Parts of this City, nine Horfes loaded with it, and four JMen ing flizcd by the Watch on Sunday Morning laft near Covent Garden, .ndft. cured, and the Men committed Prifoners to the Gatehoufe. About 12, ?? laft Night, the Houfe of a Con/Iderab'e Trader ...

... Princefs Royal will be folem nized at Windfor. . * On Thurfday Night about Eight ?? died, at his Houfe in Charles-ftreet, Covent-Garden, that celebrated Tragedian Barton Booth, Efq; one of the Patentees of his Majefty's Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane ; truly ...

... Annum. On Thursday Morning last the corpse of Barton Booth, Esq; was carry'd from his Dwelling-House in Charles-street, Covent- Garden, about Nine o'Clock, in a private Manner, to be interred at Cowley Church near Uxbridge, Middlesex, pursuant to the Directions ...

... Family received the Compliments ofthe Nobility and Quality upon that Occafion. On Wednefday laft a Porter at a Bagnio near Covent-Garden was bound o- ver to the next Weftminiftcr Scflion, being charg'd upon Oath with coming to a Gentleman's- Houfe in Pall-Mall ...

... Traliflated trom the French ofthe Abbe de Parthenay. By John Stacey Efq London, Printed for W, Lewis in RufTel-ftreet, Covent Garden; and F. Cogan, at the Middle Temple Gate, Fleeter, 1753, ...

... Anti-Chamber, with vaft Applaufe. 'Tis faid he engaged for alarge Sum of Money to ling during the Winter, at the Thea- tre in Covent garden. .^e/are well informed there have not been above one hundred artd'eigbty Casks of Sugar imported from Holland in all this ...

... fee them married. On Tucfday died ofa Confumption, at his Houfe in Drury-Lane, Mr. Hall the Comedian, who belong'd to Covent-Garden Theatre. On Tuefday in the Afternoon arriv'd at his Hoofe in Cavendifh-fquarefrom bis Travels, the Right Hon the Lord Vifcount ...

... the ifle of Man, if they fliould, think proper, to the Crown, but to thai only. Mr.'Henry Jerriegan, the Great Banker in Covent-Garden (who made the fine Silver Ciftern) has made thc iineft Set of Jewels for his Serene Highnefs the Duke of Lorrain, as a ...

... 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 ...

... of it, Jwm your drowned Dau^hte*-, 4 c J ' . Anne Bradley. On Monday laft, the Birber belonging to the Theatre-Royal in Covent- Garden, went to wave a Gentleman near Bloomsbury, who not bei ng up, he went into the Stable to wait ; and gomg into one of the ...

... voting for the Succour of Sixty Roman Months, demanded of the Diet by the Em- peror. On Thurfday Night was interr'd in Covent-Garden Church- yard from Bow-ftreet, the head Cook of the Rofe Tavern ; the Pall being fupported by fix Cooks drefs'd in white ...