... Evening was intered, at St Paul's Covent-Garden, the Corpfe of Mr. Richard Pitts, Vittualler, at the King's Head in James Street, being 99 Years of Age: He bequeathed to the Poor of the Pariih of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, Twenty Pounds, and the like Sum ...

... appointed at the Weflminner Sea - inns for fuppreffing Night- Honks, Night Cellars, and other &fordeity Houks, met at Covent Garden Veflry, and examined &mai Rogues, Vat. bonds, and other idle and difurderly Pcrfons and reput, d Thieves and Pickpockets ...

... the City of York. On Saturday lall a fad Accident happcn'd at Mr. Tilden's at the Sign of the Wool-pack in King-flreet, Covent Garden: As one John Huffman was digging a Vault at the Fore-part of the Houfe, the Ground fell in, and kill'd him on the Spot ...

... quartei'd ; and fome of them have already begun their kl arch. Friday N ght a Spn of Mr. Ems, a Woollendraper !n tiie ?Laza; Covent-Garden, being diforder'd in his euks, (hot himielf through the Head, fo that he died on the (pot. Berlin, Sept. is, N. S. Their ...

... together with the Bilioprick of Gloceitcr. Tuefday great Part Of the Roof of the New Play-houle, which is builainA nen Covent- Garden, in, livaal of the Men that were .. the toth at work on the fame had their L imbs broke, iik,f 4ili li bi: an s . as a ...

... Monday April, 24. a Convulfum in his Nerves, at his Houk in Laft Night Patrick Scot was carried Prifoner Ruicel-firect, Covent-Garden, Francis Leigh, From Ncwgatc to the Marfhallea Gaol in South- Efq; Son of Sir John Leigh, of Adington in the awark, being ...

... anfwer the Coin. plaint of Johanna Helms his Wife, ( Daughter of Philip Hollingworth of Maiden Lane in the of St Paul, Covent-Garden, a young Lady of an extraordinary Charafter, and uncommon Qualification_ ,s as is well known to all that know her in the ...

... came from London, where he . work'd, being a Cabinet mate; he has impeach% his Accomplices, and likewife a young Man in Covent-Garden, who committed fiveral Robberies with him when in London. Seville, July ii. The Count de Montejp, hay. lug taken Leave ...

... Execution on Monday next at Tyburn. 1. John Johnfon alias Drew, (formerly a Drawer at a Tavern in Fleet-(Lrect, alfo in Covent-Garden, and at Cambridge) found guilty on 4 Indiaments for Robberies on the Highway. 1. William Shelton, an Apothecary at Chelhunt ...

... William Hamilto n, Princi p al of the Cc Ilege, Firft Profcifor of Divinity of t his Univerfity, one his Houfe in Bow -firm, Covent-Garden, that tru ly eminent Surgeon, Mr. Jo hn Brown. of the Minifters of this Ci t y , and one of his !'a- They ' They write ...

... the 3 Gentlemen who were committed to the Garchoufe in Weaminfler s for. beating and ablating the Conflable and Watch in Covent-garden the Night before, were admitted to Bail by Jullice Devcil, in order to their Apv;.. pearance next Q9arter Seffions. Ipfwich ...

... Warehourevent-Garden, was attack'd by street-Robbers, keeper to the Charitable Corporation, is arrived 5 on the backfide of Covent-Garden Church, as here, and will furrender himfelf, purfuant to au he was going Home, One of them came be- palled for that purpofe ...