... Royal Highnefs the Duke, the PrincefTes, with feveral Foreign Minifters and their Ladies, were at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden to fee the Tragedy of Macbeth, with the Entertainment of Perfeus and Andromeda : So great a Concourfe of People came in ...

... trom Ireland. Tueflay Night as one John Sommerford, a Sawyer, (who came into the Upper Ullery, at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, at the latter End of the i jay) was prelflng lorward, in order to get a better Place, he was pufhed by a Pcrfon, who took ...

... Innholders, for making ufe of un- enter'd Rooms to keep their Teas in, to carry on the Smug- ling Trade. One Mr. Lover, near Covent-Garden, was find 6*ool. for that there were found by the Officers, conceai'd in three Rooms within his Dwelling-Houfe, v lb. of ...

... to be fhipp'd to-morrow, for the faid Regiment. A vigorous Profecution is carrying on againft a noted Gaming Houfe, ia Covent-Garden. They write from the Hague, that the Czarina having nromis'd the Emperor to remit him a Million of Rubels, as an Equivalent ...

... laid hold of him, and robb'd him of 12 Guineas and fomc Silver. The Wife of a reputable Publican, in Hencrirta ftrcet, Covent- Garden, be- ing inform'd againft for felling Spirituous Liquors, was committed to tothil- fields Bridewell, on Monday laft, and ...

... Shillings the Hundred Weight. Lait Tuefday Night Mr. Hill, Nephew of Aaron Hill, Efq; as he wasgp- ing along Hare-flreet near Covent-Garden, by Accident ran his Elbow aeainft one of two Perfons he met ; which being refented by him he touch'd, heftruck him with ...

... Baldock the wH«l__ Receipt arifing fa 'the Aft.ng the Tragedy of Hamlet, Ko^S« Tuefcay Sennight, at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden which Z« 2 to totv,wo Pounds Sixteen Shillings; the »ft^T£ Ufe of the Truftees, and tobe applied by them ?? ereft J » Mjument ...

... build Weftminfter Bridge, Thurfday Morning about four o'Cloclr, a great Difturbance happened at King's CofTee-Houfe in Covent-Garden, where three Gentlemen were prodigioufly beat and wounded : About fix o'tlock, two of the Gentlemen were, at their own ...

... Liberty of Weft- minfter, found a Bill of lndidlment againft Mrs. King who keeps the famous Tom King'sCoffee-Houfe in Covent-Garden for keeping; a lewd and difordeily Houfe. * The Dutcheß of Devonfhire was brought to Bed laft Week ofa Dauglner, at his ...

... 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. ...

... Doc- tors-Commons. We hear from Paris, that Mr. Peter Nivelon, Brother to Mr. Francis Nivelon, of the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, was a few Days ago killed in an Encounter, foon after he came from Dancing at the French Comedy ;,and that his Brother-in-Law ...

... 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 ...