... Opera called Art axes. Mr. Jones, Head Conftable of Holburn, laft Night feized at the Two Blue Pofts in Hare-ftreet, near Covent Garden., 2c Perfons belonging to a Club who have met frequently in Mafquerade Habits, to perpetuate, as is fupjfofed, the hainous ...

... lately Lifbon. On Monday Might laft, feveral Men and Wcmen in difguifed Habits, were apprehended Houfe in Hart-ftreet, Covent-Garden, many of them fufpetfed to be Sodomites, one having been convi&ed laft Seflions for Sodctfiitical Praflices. hey were confined ...

... to be fummoned. Yefterday died of the Small Pox, Ms. Molefworth, Daughter of Sir John Molefworth, in Bed fordft feet, Covent Garden.* The Bifhop of Carlifle is to preach before the Lords, and Dr. Lupton before the Commons, the 30 of January. ...

... Inner-Temple, Efq; is appointed Chief Juftice of North Carolina. On Wednefday laft died of the Small-Pox in Bedford-Bury, Covent-Garden, Mrs. Molefworth, Daughter of Sir John Molefworth, Eart. This Day fenmght, as four Gentlemen were coming for London in ...

... 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. ...

... for Four- teen Days. Twenty ofthe Perfons who were lately apprehended in DifguiVd anl Mafquerade Habits, in Hart-Street, Covent-Garden, dancing and athbs- having themfelves, and obftrufting and oppofing the Peace Officers in Ex- ecution of their Duty, and ...

... Moral Characters of Theophraftus. Tranflated from the Greek, with Notes. By Henry Galley, M. A. Le ...

... 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 ...

... Brufh-maker. Charles c hepheard, late of London, Vintner. • Francis Skelton and Elizabeth Skdlton, of the Parijh of St. James Covent-Garden, Milliners and Copartners. Samuel Smith, of Cheapiide, London, Haberdafher.. Samuel Green, late of London, Woolen-Draper ...

... to feize and bring before them certain Perfons who had met in Mafquerade in a great Room the upper End of 'Beauftreet, Covent Garden, intending there to be very filly and affefted in Imitation of their Betters; for I Bnd upon Exa- mination, they were ...

... ence of the King, and communicated to His Majeity a Copy of the faid Treaty. Bankrupt fince our laf. Jofeph Tucker, of Covent Garden, Vintner. William Elliot, of Covent Gar Woollen Draper. William Goodwin, the Younger, of Stow-Market, in the Count Suffolk ...

... from Shew Booth, buried at St. George's in Southwark, and from one buried St. Martin in the Fields, arid one St. Paul in Covent Garden. Cluiftned buried 483. Increafed in the Burials this Week 30. ...