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... Lady of excellent ?? and a very latge Fortune. ?. Mr Cjefar Hawkins of Pall-mall, to Mifs Cox, Daughter of Mr. Cox of Covent Garden, a very * agreeable young Lady, with a plentiful For- tune. D. A. DE A THS. • AtMordeivCollege on Mr. De- ( nary, formerly ...
... Coutonein Normandy, that the Library of the lace Bifhop of that Place, has beentought by Mr. Woodman, a Bookfeller riear Covent Garden, for 37000 1. We hear Warrants are iffued out for apprehending feveral Perfons for treafonable Praftices, The Small-Pox ...
... Vandeput 4590 Majority for Lord Trentham — 134 'Tis faid the Poll will clofe on Thurfday. This Dayevery Perfon that polled at Covent Garden took the Oaths of Allegiance, Abjuration, and Supremacy, betides the Election Oath, before he poll'd, at the Defire of ...
... recommended to them the fuppreffing of the great Number ol Thieves, Pickpockets, and other defperate Perfotis, who infeft Covent Garden, andalfaultandroD Perfons of Quality and others, as they pafs and rcpafs to the Playhoufes, and other Places adjacent: ...
... Journal \ Or* Saturday's P oft, London, Nov. A. Yefterday was Seven-night, a Rifler of the Mails went to a Banker's Sho near Covent Garden, habited like a Tavern-drawer, and he addreffing him felf to the Banker, told him, his Mdfter gave his Service to him, ...
... Day the Young Wench (who some time since Poysoned her Mistress a Clear Starcher at a Silk Dyers in Princes Street near Covent Garden, under pre- tence of having all she had) was Tryed at the Sessi- ons House in the Old Bailey, and found Guilty of wilfull ...
... From the London Journal, London, June 24. Last Monday the Corps of a young Lady, which had been interred above a Week in Covent Garden Church, was taken up by her Father and Mother^ who had been a long Time in Search after her. 'Tis faid, that the poor young ...
... Newgate for the Executing of one Malefactor, the next Wednesday at Tyburn,viz.The Wench for Poysoning her Mistress near Covent Garden : And the other two Condemned Criminals have received Her Majefty's moft Gracious Reprieve. Yefterday the Houfc of Lords ...
... believed he will be hanged on Tower- Hill, and afterwards in Chains. Some G.iming-Tables have been lately fet up near Covent Garden and Charing- Crofs, and faid to be patronized by fome Perfons of Diftimftion. Edward Ticlawny, Efq; is made Governor of ...
... Morning next, in order for his Execution on Tower-Hill. Laft Wednefday a Vintner and Dealer in Brandy, Rum, occ. near Covent Garden, was taken into Cuftody of one of his Majefty's Mellengers for High Treafon, on the Evi- dence of Henry Simms, alias Gentleman ...
... * and the Evening con- cluded with ringing bf Bells, Bonefires, See. This Pay Dr. Lloyd preached a Sermon in Welch in Covent Garden Church, before the Gentlemen of the Principality of Wales, and afterwards went to Din* Her at Habberdaftier's Hall. ...
... Foot Guardv and Brigadier Willbn of the firfl: Troop of Guards, quarrell'd at the three Tun Tavern in Chandois-ftreet, Covent Garden j the firft was Mortally wound- ed, and died the next Night ; he owned that he was the Aggreflbr. Brigadier Wilfon is committed ...