... Driver wai drowned. Laft Saturday Evening his Majefly, the PrincefTes Amelia and Caroline were atthe Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, where the Opera of Pallor lido, preceeded by a new Dratnatick Entertainment of Mufick, was performed with great Applaufe ...

... imongft other Th*|n that he had melted down the Tobacco Dos, which weigh'd. fcur Oitncesf, and iold it to a Goldfmithncar Covent Garden, lot eighrshiiliars, where* upon he was committed to Newgate. He had heen Porter tp the Shop' fome Time, md G.ice the Robbery ...

... that Diftemper, as too many do ma fcandalous Manner. On Sunday Night, about Twelve, Mr. Ryan, of the (Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, going along Great Queen- ft» eer, in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, was attacked and fhot ar, by a fingle Perfon : The Circumftance ...

... fliall not fire upon each other; fo that frequent civil Converfations pafs between them* On Thurfday Night was interr'd in Covent-Garden Church-yard from Bow ftreet, the Head Cook of the RoieT avcrn, the Pall being fupported by fix Cooks drefs'd in white ...

... ot die Gai. ret Window, and clamber'd over feveraf Houfes, till he came to a Biandy Shop ar the end of Kingftreet, near Covent Garden, where he got mat the upper part of the Houfe, but it being repairing, could get no lower than rhe two Pair of Stairs Fioor ...

... berorc Jufiice Phillips, who committed her to Newgate. I rit Week a Perion came to fell tome Plate to a Snver nmtfi rear* Covent Garden, who fufpe&ing it was ftolen, laird he would buy ir if they came in the Morning, by which Time he acquainted the People ...

... and Margrave Cbarlr/ eldeft Son of the late Margrava Albert, her firft Coufin. Mr. Henry Jcnggan, the Great Banker io Covent Garden, (uho ?? the fine SiivcrvCiftem) has made the fir.eft :S*tot Jewels for his Sertn- Highncfs che ?? Xorrain as a pfcs^ta ...

... have Inftrudioni fremtticir PjitjCipals tor lo doing. Yellerday the Lo.ds paffed a Bill to regulate the Nightly Watch ii Covent Garden : Alio a Bill to enable the building a Goal in the County of Kent. Read a hi ft time a Bill for enabling the Borough of ...

... Gibfon the Baker at Iflington, having fignified to Mr. Auften, one of the Keepers of Newgate, his Defire to fee Mr. Ryan of Covent-Garden Theatre, who was fhor and robb'd of his Sword in Great Qneen-ftreet. in March 1735 ; the faid Keeper fent Mr. Ryan Word ...

... Clark, J of Deptford, ifi the Coontj of Kent, Malt Diftillers and Partners' I Thomas Thorogood of Bftdfcrd-ftreet in Covent Garden* Middlefex, Laceman. Rober! Hamoa of E->.ft Greenwich, in tbe County cfK'ent, Listx Merchant lua | Chapman. I Anthouy ...

... Trouble. Jufi Publijh'd. V The PARRICIDE : Or, INNOCENCE in DISTRESS. A Tragedy. As it is acted ac the Theatre Roy.O in Covent-Garden, Written by Mr. SHIRLEY. Print, d lor J. Watts at the P'inting Office in Wild-Conrt near Liu. coin's Inn Fields : And Sold ...

... with Succefs; though ?? hop'd it will not run long. Laft Night, about Seven o'Clock, a Duel was fought in the Piazza, Covent-Garden, between Mr.Quin and Mr. Cibber; the for- mer pulling the latter out of the Bedford Coffee-Houfe, to anfwer for ?? he had ...