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... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... Readers, and perhaps be a Means t$ to Gentlemen of the Abuies put upon them in theie Places. There are in the 'Parifh of Covent Garden only 22 fuch Houfes, fome of Which clear fometimes 100 1. and feldom lefs than 40 1. a Night. They have their proper Officers ...
... inflated on fuch Wretches as fliall Be convi&ed of a Fa& fo abominable. 'Tis faid, that at the late Fire in Maiden-Lane, near Covent-Garden, fome Fellows officiated in Habits like Fire-Men, and carried, off Plate and other Things of Value, which have not been ...
... Act of Parliament, to the Use of the said Company. A Commission of Bankrupt is awarded against Henry Jernegan, Banker of Covent Garden ; likewise another Commission against Mr. Cohen of London Merchant, and the 3d against Paul Antonio, Broker and Stock-Jobber ...
... 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 ...
... Richard Hop- kins, Xt, and one of ,the prefe^ jftreet Ward, in the Room * We hear that Dr. Lurciley ; Loyd, Rettor of St. Covent Garden, will not obtain a Writ of Summons ta Parliament To Morrow Qr, thomas Bowers, JLor4 Bifhop of Chichefler, is to prekch ...
... with fuch Succefs, as may give us Hopes*)f a good Ifßie. The Bill of Inditement againft Mr.Bowen, the Perriwig Itfaket in Covent Garden, for treafonable and fcandalous Words againft his Majefty and his Royal Highnefs, was by tne Grand Jury brought in Ignoramus ...
... to be fummoned. Yefterday died of the Small- Pox Mrs. Molefworth, Daughter of Sit* John Molefworth in Bedfordftreetj Covent-Garden. ?? The Bifhop of Carlifle is to preach before the Lords, and Dr. Lupton be- fore the Commons, on the 30th inftant. ...
... 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 ...
... Bradley, Profeffor of Botany in the University of Cambridge F. R.S. Printed for j, Woodman, and D, Lyon in Ruffel Street, Covent Garden, LONDON, N, s. fto N. B. Thofe Perfons wholnve no Conveniency of fending to London^ may addrefs Themfelves ro the Bookfellers ...
... BRADLEY, Prpfeffor of Botany in the Uuiverfity of Cambridge, and F. R. S. Printed for WOOD- MAN and LYON in Ruffel-flrm, Covent-Garden. Price fl. Where may l>e had, I. HOUGHTObPt HUSBANDRY ami TRADE improved. Recom- mended by Sir HANS SLOAKE, Bar. Prefidcnt ...