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... and a firft Time the Bill for repairing the Roads from fiighgate s alio the Bill for rege- lating the Nightly Watch in Covent-Garden Pa- rifh. The Committee on St. George's Hofpital Bill reported, That they had gone through, the. fasne,, and ordered it ...
... fes and a good State of Health, though in the 123 d Year of his Age. A curious Picture of him is done by Mr. Slack of Covent-Garden, which may be feen at the Rainbow Ccffee-houfe in Cheapfide. This Day fen-night at 3 Afternoon they had at Utrecht a violent ...
... 400 of the Life-Guards, and £00 ofthe Grenadier Guards, paraded in St. James's Park, a large Party whereof marched to Covent- garden, where they ftood under Arms till Yefter- day Morning. Several other Parties patroled a- bout the Streets, to prevent ...
... to Wr Career in Sin/ [lie tragical Accident which happened lateiy j N Performers in the Entertainment of Docior ps at Covent-Garden Play-houfe, and that | afterwards befell Mr. Portier, a moft cele- 1 N Dancer, as he was fhewing fome Tricks on j ?? Theatre ...
... This Day came on before the Com mi {doners of Excife the Trial of Dr. Butler, a noted Phyfician^ who kept a Difpenfary in Covent Garden $ but ha- ving proved that he let the Shop to another Corns Weeks before the Information was given in, ro Judgment was ...
... nuf_u nufa&ure of Ireland, tha_47?,3©6 Yards thereof were imported hither laft Tuefday from Dublin. An eminent Chemift in Covent-Garden, and a Diftiller in the Strand, who about fix Weeks ago were tried before the Commiffioners of Excife and acquitted, on ...
... leave they mentioned ? Which quetion never bei g anfwered, the town Joined in a negative to their requeft the mailer of Covent-garden theatre inured the publick, that the liberty of ' s houfe was granted only on condition a general approbation ; and that ...
... e; and particular notice was taken of two Veftals, who quickly retired to a neighbouring bagnio. Mr. R-ch, manager of Covent Garden theatre, is prodigioufly difobliged at the town for not approving the moft tragical tragedy that was ever offered the publick ...
... Pint of Wins for him upon the Road. On Tuefday laft came on the Election of three Church-wardens of St. Paul's Parifh, Covent- Garden, when there was fuch a Struggle for the bigb Office of Church- Wardens, as was fcarce e- ver known in that, or any other ...
... This Day the King, Duke and PrinceflSs am- ■ ved at St. James's fbr the Winter,- and were this Night at the Theatre in Covent Garden to ibe the Rehearfal. — : 'Tis certain that rich Suits- are making for their R. HighnefTes the Prince end Princefs of Wales ...
... Capture of the*- 2 Spanifh Caracca Ships, wrote by a Gentte* man of'the Inner Temple, will , foon be performed '■■ at Covent-Garden Theatre. — Such a SubjeSf, if viafiag\d mith Humour, may prove very..jmtsrSaim**- ing: S: S. Stock gdif i half. V. The ...
... jelves. To the author ofthe Scots Magazine. SIR, London, March 11. ORpheus and Eurydice, an opera, draws the whole town Covent garden theatre; whether for the opera itfelf, (the words of which are miferable ftuff) or for the pantomimical interlude with ...