... Pro- feffo-r ct Botany in the Univerfity of Cambridge, and F. R.S 'print- ed for WOODMAN and LYON, in Rufiel. Street, Covent' -Garden Price it,, d. Where may be had, I. The COUNTRY HOUSEWIFE and LADY'S DIRECTOR ,- the Management ot a Houie, and Delight ...

... come on To-morrow is put oft for fome Days. On Sunday Night died the Right .Hon. Ewdard Earl of Orford, at his Houfe in Covent Garden, in the 7tfth Year of his Age, who in the Year 1688 was one of the Number of the Nobility and Gentry, that upon the tatal ...

... with- in 20 Yard! of her own Houfe near Covent Garden, they firfl flop* her Mouth witb a Handkerchief, while one took ...

... together with a great Quantity of Malt, the whole Damage being computed at FiVw Hun- dred Pounds. Laft Thurfday a Baker near Covent Garden b^ng at a Publick Boufe, on Occafion of fome Difpute, enrfed bis Majefty, uttering very opprobrious Words, which be- ing ...

... last between One and Two in the Morn- ing, a Servant Maid to Mr. Cuningham, a Linnen-Dra- per in Henrietta-street near Covent Garden, being in Bed in a back Parlour, was kill'd by the back Part of the House falling in upon her ; the Son of Mr. Cunning- ...

... Marning about two o'Clock, as it is fup' pofed, the Houfe of Mr. Senfiman, at eminent Apo- thecary in Ruffel- ftreet near Covent-Garden, was broke ihto by frveral Villains, one of which went kito the Shop and bound the Servant that lay there, than went nIJ ...

... nut Colt for $00 Guineas. On Saturday flight laft, a Lieutenant ofa Man of War was taken intoCuftody, and confin'd in Covent Garden Roundhouft,in tfrder to be carried before a Juftice of Peace, for wounding and attempting to kill one of the Watch- men ...

... Morning about 9 o'Clock, a mad Bullocfc ran up one Pair of Stairs in an empty Houfe that ig repairing in King ftreet, Covent-Garden, and broke threi* the Saih-Window into the Balcony, and went upon a flated Penthoufe belonging to the next Door, which ...

... Load of Corn upon the Premifes. On Friday Night laft Richard Hatton, Efq; in com- ing to the Humm ims in the Piazza in Covent-Garden, hid a Purfe of jg Gii neas in the Chair in which he was carried thithe , upon an Apprehenfion that he was going to be ...

... Affcnt to the Land Tax Bill, and Wm feveral Naturalist itn Bills. »ltLar4flJ The fame Day dy'd at his Houfe ttllollryl in Covent Garden, Sir George Brown of WOr*Trl®d& Caverfbam in Oxfordfbne, Bart, and is fucceeded in Dignity and Eftate by his Eldeft Son ...

... Marching Regiment, was robbed by three Street-Robbers of two Guineas and three Shillings, in the Pav'd Alley going put of Covent-Garden into Tcm- FUchftreet. Laft Wednefday in the Duflc pf the JS verting Mr. Smith of Keptifh^own^ on his Return from London ...

... and a Bunch of Keys belonging to the Colonel. Early on Saturday laft, . four Carts loaded with Prtiffo fljk coming to Covent Garden Market, their Driver^ ?TC } the Women that were in them, were robb'd by a Ga of Footpads in the Kings-Koad near Cbellea ...