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... Sore that arofe from the Lofs of their own. On Thurfday Night laft Mrs. Lloyd, that kept a Gaming Table in James Street, Covent Garden, was committed to the Gatehoufe, Weftminfter; and at the fame time two Gamefters were committed to Newgate, and fix others ...
... laft. On Monday Night laft, a Fire broke out, thro' the Negligence of a Servant Maid, at a Toy-fhop in Charles- Street Covent- Garden, which confurn'd tbe Houfe, and the greateft Part of the Furniture, but was ftopt from doing farther Mifchief. A Woman ...
... Ounces of Foreign G >d. Yefterday Richard Hayward and his Wife, who keep the King*. Head Tavtrn, in Ruff el-ftreet, near Covent Garden, were brought to the King's Bench Bar at Weftmii«fter, to receive Judgment npon a Verd tft given againft them in that Court ...
... publick Money in the faid Places, to pay it into their Hands. Some Days ago a Silk-Dyer's Apprentice in Newftreet near Covent-Garden, broke into a Diftiller's at the Top of the Houfe, got down into, the Shop, and took all the Money out of the Drawers, ...
... Money, set him at Liberty and carried off the other Chaps. On Monday was sevennight a poor Fellow driving a Calf thro' Covent Garden, the Beast ran between the Rails and the Earthen Ware and Garden Stuff, which so distur'd the Market Women that they fell ...
... LONDON, May 19. The Duke of Bedford hath given Orders for Covent- Garden to be new Rail'd, and a Market Houfe to be built therein ; as alfo Gravel Walks to be made, as Well for the Conveniency ofthe Paflengers as the Market People. Yefterday his Royal ...
... from whence it came, nor do,.h ie appear that he h^d been murder'd. Laft Thuifday Night a Woman was buried is St. Paul's Covent Garden (whtre a Funeral Serr»»on was pieacli'd on that Occafiop) who it fcems belong'd to a Ciab, or Society of the Fair Sex, ...
... Malpas eldeft Son of the Lord Chclmondeiey, well fuccted the late Earl Cadogan at Maftcr ot the Robes. The Inhabitants of Covent Garden Parifh have brought a Siite Facias againft the Patent granted by King Chaiks the Second for keeping an Heib Market there ...
... been poifon'd, hav- brought in their Virdid, Willul Murder, againft Mr«. Sher- man, Wife to a Vintner in J lines Street, Covent Garden , and who is now in Newgate. The Johannah, Captain Pointer, bound from London ro New York, was boarded at Sea by a Sally ...
... Bradley, Profeilor oi Botany in the Univcrfitv of Cambridge, and F. R. S. Printed tor Woodman and Lyon in Ruifel-ftrcet, Covent Garden. Price a s C d. Where may be had the 2d Edition of The Cointry Gentleman and Farmer's Director. By the fame Author ? Price ...
... BRADLEY, Profeiior of Botany in the Uuivcrfity ot Cambridge, and F. R. S. Printed for WOODMAN and LYON in Ruiiel-itreer, Covent-Garden, Price ss. Where may be had. I- HOUGH TON $ HUSBANDRY and TRADE improved. Recom - mended by Sir Hans Sloante, Bart. Prefident ...
... Brother and himfelf, gave not one Shilling from him. The next Day died the Lady Killigrew ut her Lodgings in Bow irreer, Covent-Garden. * Sir John Ellwill, Bart, died laft Sunaay Morning, at his Seat at Langley in Kent. ipfwich, Sept. 15. kaft Friday Night ...