... in the Street - and at Night a. he was returning from the Ncceflary Houfe belonging to the White Hare in Hart-ftreet, Covent-Garden, (where he Jodg'd) he fell down the Cellar Stairs, and died diredly. The Coroner's Jnqueft have fate on the » *«. Ys!sS ...

... . Price is. 6d. Uniform and fincevC Obedience our indifpenfible Duty. A Seimon on James ii. 10. preadiM at St. Paulas Covent-Garden, in che Year 17 j6 ; in which is fhewn the true Notion of Chriftian Perfeftion, and a Preface con- cerning the Grounds ...

... VVorcefterlhire, and had got MoneyTcorduigWo carry him thither ; but unfortunately went into a noted Gam- jng-Hoiife, near Covent Garden (which has been the Deftruc- tion of Hundreds ) and there loft all his. Money, which drove him to Defpair, and occafioned ...

... Kitten arriv'd here a few Days ago from France, on which Occafion there were foine Demonftrations of Joy at King's College, Covent-Garden> and in the Hundreds ojf Drury. We hear from the Crim by the Way of Dantziclc, that when the Cham heard of the Arrival ...

... Licences, he having taken two large HouleSi both now fitting up for Punch-Houfes, one at the Ex- change, the other in Covent-Garden, for the better accommo- dating Gentlemen with Punch in thofe Parts of the Town. Laft Night about Ten o'Clock, one of his ...

... the late violent Outrages on Pretence of the Farmers exporting their Corn beyond Sea. The Maflerfhip of 'King's College, Covent Garden, is not yet difppfej of, nor is there any [Time yet fix'd for the Election: buf-.we. hear, when it is, all the Fellows ...

... l in order to build Houfes inftead thereof. Lafl Laft Night feveral Meflengers went to Mr. Haines's Printing Houle in Covent-Garden, and having feized the whole Impreffi- on of the Craftfman of this Day, carryed thenveff in Coaches. The Knights ot the ...

... lying on the. over-grown Side. « This Morning at four o'Clock, a Fire bappen'd at the P/ne- App c, a ?? in New-Streer, Covent-Garden which entirely confuted the lame, together with allthe Fur- niture, i Yeteiay * k_ —~**J Yefterday Major Blatfen had thfc ...

... chequered the fame was allowed. He was af- terwards elegantly entertained by Mr. Jernegan, at his Houfe in Runel- ftreet-, Covent-Garden. On Monday next General Oglethorpe will embark on board a Ship in the River for Georgia, divers Families are already on ...

... come, he made his Efcape out ofa Window, to the Leads of an empty Houfe adjoining. On Thurfday two Chairmen who ply in Covent Garden j carried the Weight of 15 Stone from that Place to Kenfington TurnpiiSfe, in their Ctfair for a Wager of five Guineas ...

... Thurfday Night his Majefty, the Duke, and the Prince ?? Amelia, Caroline, Mary, and Louifa, went to the Theatre Roy- al in Covent Garden, and faw the Hiftorical Play, called, The Life of King Henry the Fifth, with the memorable Bartle of Agincourt. Written ...

... Defendant. Price Sixpence. The PARRICIDE: Or, Innocence in Distress: A New Tra- gedy as it is Afted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. Written by Mr. Shirley. An Enquiry into the Jewifh and Chriftian Revelation. Wherein all the Prophecies relating to the ...