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... detrimental to the fa id City; and we bear thcy are to be heard it next Week. On Monday bit a poor Fellow driving a Calf tbro' Covent-Garden, the Beaft rn between the Rails amongft the Earthen Ware and Garden Stuff; which to difturb'd the Market Women that they ...
... Sunday Night. Sea Bonds i 6 S. dif India Bonds ss. dif. The Duke of Bedford' has given Order: for Lottery Tictets 16 s. Covent-Garden to be new railed, and a Mar- .Bruffels, May 20. Yefterday the Lord North ket Houle to be built therein as Gravel and Grey ...
... upon their Church. 1 his Day the Lord of - London con. firmed teveral young Perfons of both Setts, at St Paul's Church, Covent Garden. Yellerday the si flicas began at the Old. Bally, when M-flclaftots were convifted of Capital Crimes, viz. William Still ...
... from whence it came, nor doth it appear that he had been murder'd. Lift Thurfday Night a Woman was buried in it. Paul's Covent-Garden (where a Funeral Sermon was preach'd on that Occafion) who it teems belong'd to a Club, or Society of the Fair Sex, which ...
... Contort, who was in her Company. Yeiterdai.MOrning aParty of theiroot-Gnards came from Leicelter•H,oofe to the Bagnio in Covent Garden, and livered fome young Noble men tho ,determined to ftglot .a Duel la Hide-Park ; who o we hear, are now recondled to ...
... nd upwards of his own lawful acquiring. From the Whitehall Even. Poft, Aug. 21. A young Woman, Servant at a Tavern near Covent Garden, ;s t: kenup on Sufjoicion of having given a Dofe ci Poifon ;11 a Glais of Wine to Mr. Chard, a Grocer in that Neir.hbourhood ...
... vonfillt on proper fbr The fuppiefling of filch Houfes and Nigh. Walkers. . . Mary Shennkn; a Vintner's Wife in James's *met, Covent-Garden, Was try'd on Suipicio o c of poifoning Mr. Chauvet a Grocer in the ft: ,b4.rs. 4 41111 :&4 14111 % Viirchesp. Street, ...
... of his good fuccefi. Yefterday an Hackney Coachman was committed to Newgate, by Juftice Vaughan, for a Gehtlewoman in Covent Garden, that re b tt i l up as a Pare, of 16 Shillings. David Thomas, alias Bookfye;a Bookreller of Carmarthen, that at the late ...
... Profetfor of Botany in the Univerfity of idge, and F. R. S. Llndon : Printed for. Woodman. 'and Lyon, In Ruffil-Streer, Covent Garden. 1727. (Price aII 6 d.) Where nu.y be bed the Country Gentleman and ...
... Rcfpondcur, Netnirt Contra Dicente. On Sonday Night 1111 there was a Du:l fought at the Rummer/Tavern in Henrietta-flreet Covent Garden by Capt. Hayes and Mr. Jen. lins; tht fi;rmer is very dangeroufly wounded. Sa . turdayEvening allan pretty well dreA'd ...
... Little Hart-ftreet, Covent-Garden, between one W iltiatn a Gentlemau's Servant ) atid Thomas Hargrave an Oyfter-man. The Difpute arnie aboue ‘4l Wager. of Five Shitlins depending between them: They flrip'd and fought in Covent- Garden-Square, and after ...