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... ; they carried him into the Hofpital inftantly, where he now lies. Yefterday Morning died at his Houft in Bow-ftiect, Covent Garden, Mr. Wilks, that celebrated Comedian, belonging to ths Theatre Royal in D riuy. Lane. We hear that a Patent will fhortly ...
... Booth, who was lately dan- geroufly ill, is relapfed, and lies on the Point of Death, athis Houfe in Charles-ftreet, Covent Garden. Yefterday died Mr. Edward Goley, Mafter of the Saracen's Head in Friday-ftreet, reputed worth 15,0001. They write from ...
... Day ofhis Catho- lick mayefly. Laft Night their Majefties and the three eldeft Prince ffes, were at the newlheatre in Covent Garden, and faw the Beggar's Opera. 'Tis affured, that notwithftanding all that has been wrote orfpok- ert againft the Scheme ...
... Wtflnefday Night about Twelve o'Clock, Mr. Owen, 3 n ? te _4 Limner inTaviftock-ftreet, Covent-Garden, was attack- •4 oy lrve Street-Robbers, on the back-fide of Covent-Garden Church, as he was going Home. One of them came behind him and knocked him down; and ...
... ,ye bury in BuckinghamflJe, anf to^Sfi^/^ On Saturday laft about Nine o'Clock, died afhi Hcufe l™ Southampton-ftreet, Covent-Garden Willi_Tp_f fi ™i IB ■na^tLDaughHofMnfeofS^ We hear 12,00000 L>ill be_Wnn^f£_ ...
... iolt-mn Manner if required. Thurfday Night the Crrpfe of William Bates, Efq; who dy'd * few Days ago in Southampton-Street, Covent Garden, was carried from thence and interr'd in the Churchof St. Paul, Co- vent Garden. Whenthe Prince of Orange was at Oxford ...
... Out-Parts of this City, nine Horfes loaded with it, and four JMen ing flizcd by the Watch on Sunday Morning laft near Covent Garden, .ndft. cured, and the Men committed Prifoners to the Gatehoufe. About 12, ?? laft Night, the Houfe of a Con/Iderab'e Trader ...
... Princefs Royal will be folem nized at Windfor. . * On Thurfday Night about Eight ?? died, at his Houfe in Charles-ftreet, Covent-Garden, that celebrated Tragedian Barton Booth, Efq; one of the Patentees of his Majefty's Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane ; truly ...
... Annum. On Thursday Morning last the corpse of Barton Booth, Esq; was carry'd from his Dwelling-House in Charles-street, Covent- Garden, about Nine o'Clock, in a private Manner, to be interred at Cowley Church near Uxbridge, Middlesex, pursuant to the Directions ...
... Family received the Compliments ofthe Nobility and Quality upon that Occafion. On Wednefday laft a Porter at a Bagnio near Covent-Garden was bound o- ver to the next Weftminiftcr Scflion, being charg'd upon Oath with coming to a Gentleman's- Houfe in Pall-Mall ...
... Traliflated trom the French ofthe Abbe de Parthenay. By John Stacey Efq London, Printed for W, Lewis in RufTel-ftreet, Covent Garden; and F. Cogan, at the Middle Temple Gate, Fleeter, 1753, ...
... Anti-Chamber, with vaft Applaufe. 'Tis faid he engaged for alarge Sum of Money to ling during the Winter, at the Thea- tre in Covent garden. .^e/are well informed there have not been above one hundred artd'eigbty Casks of Sugar imported from Holland in all this ...