... Evening, as one Henry Moythen, an Attorney, well known about Covent Garden by the Name of Gentleman Hany, and one Richard Hodges, alias Smallwood, a Miller in Ruffel-ftreet, Covent- Garden, where drinking together at the Sun Alehoufe in the fame Street ...

... and robbing him of five Guineas, &c. 5. William Wall, for robbing his Mafter, Mr. Lane, an Apothecary, in Bow-ftreet, Covent- Garden, of 39 Guineas. ...

... Booth, who was lately dan- geroufly ill, is relapfed, and lies on the Point of Death, athis Houfe in Charles-ftreet, Covent Garden. Yefterday died Mr. Edward Goley, Mafter of the Saracen's Head in Friday-ftreet, reputed worth 15,0001. They write from ...

... decifive Refolmion in the prefent tonjundure, of Affairs, , ' Oti Wednefday Morning died at his lodgings in Bedford-ftieet, Covent Garden, the Honourable Mafter George Haftings, fecond Son to the Earl of Huntingdon. ...

... ; they carried him into the Hofpital inftantly, where he now lies. Yefterday Morning died at his Houft in Bow-ftiect, Covent Garden, Mr. Wilks, that celebrated Comedian, belonging to ths Theatre Royal in D riuy. Lane. We hear that a Patent will fhortly ...

... Animal Occonomy. In a Letter to a Phvfician in London. Manna. A Play of three AGs. As it is a.ted at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, Taken from Pericles Prince of Tyre. By Mr. Lillo. Price One Shilling, 3 A Brief Reply to Mr. Lewis's Erief Hiflory of ...

... 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 ...

... Plantaines, Mammees, Banana's, and Cocoa Trees. On Tuefday Night laft, about Nine o'Clock, a Fellow follow'd a footman out of Covent** Garden into Cooks-All- ey in Bedfordbury, and robb'd him ot fifty Shillings; ana to difable him, he took hold or his Private ...

... PROLOGUE, Spoken on Tuesday Night, at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, on Occasion of a Monument to be erected, by Contribution to Shakespear. Written by Mr. Theobald, and spoken by Mr. Ryan. [The Curtain drawn up to folemn Musik, shews the Stage in ...

... of Perseus and Andromeda, as it was performed Forty Nights successively, with great Applause, at the Theatre-Royal in Covent Garden. N.B. Books of the Entertainment to be had at the Play- House, or at the White-Hart, in St. Mary-Gate. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...