... Rt. Hon. the Lady Widdrington, Wife of thelate Lord Widdrington. On Friday laft Dr. Campbell, an eminent Phyfl- cian in Covent Garden, was attack'd by 2 Foot- Pads, who bid the Coachman ftop j but upon bit driving on, they fired at the Footman and miffed ...

... June 27- - ~m Ui arrived a Mail jrom Holland, and two Since out w» f am finders- J Great many Perfons are employed IB A Covent Garden Parifii, in making Tents for Arms to be tent with the Expedite on to Italy-, feveral of whicli and Field- z •- c already ...

... taken Leave of their Majefties and Royal Family at Wind- for, came from thence Yefterday to Mr. Am's an Undertaker in Covent Garden, where they have taken Lodgings, being recommended thither by th* four Indian Kings that came over in the 1710. We hear ...

... been of late. Yefterday about 8 o-clock in the Morning, the Indian Chiefs fet out from their Lodging in King- ftreet, Covent-garden, for Portfmouth, where they will go aboard his Majefty's Ship the Fox, Capt. Arnold, which is to carry them to Carolina ...

... Efq*, his Brother, fet out this Day for Scotland. Tuefday night a very unfortunate Accident hap- pened at Dr. Douglas's, Covent Garden. One of Che Footmen ihewing bis Fellow Servants a High- land Drefs, with its Accoutrements, which he had &rougbt from Scotland ...

... We her that an Account came Yefterday of the Death of the Honourable and Reverend Lumley Lloyd, Re&or of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, at his Houfe in Surrey ; and that he has left the Bulk of his Eftate to the Lord John Rufl.l, Brother to the Duke of Bed ...

... Foreign Mails this Poft. Ttikßev. Mr. Tuff we hear is prefented by the i *■ Dake of Bedford, to the Reftory of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, vacant by the Death of the Hon. Indßel.Lun_.--y Lloyd ; That the Rev. Dr. Ver- non, Ch.pUin to his Grace the Duke of Rutland ...

... it gave me great Diverfion, andl hope will aftord feme to your Readers. I was orde- red to attend a Lady of Quality at Covent Garden 3 accordingly I obeyed : But was not a little furpri:z> ed at the Lady's Franknefs, after making nic _z down. ...

... infuit God d the King. On Tuefday laft a large Basket, with a clean a pkin over it, was laid at a Door in Tavetftock- fe€t, Covent-garden -, a Label was tied to it, on «ich were wrote thefe Words, Take me in, and ufe me well •, For near this Place my Dad does ...

... ■'- 1 Ambaflador, was admitted a Fellow of the pi Society. I On Saturday died, in an advanc'd Age ! Houfe in Bow-ftreet, Covent-garden, tiia'trl ent Surgeon Mr. John Brown. 1 Oa Sunday Mr. Giffard, an Apothecary inoi ched Friars, was taken with an Apoplectkkl ...

... having no IfTue, he is fucceeded by his Brother, L, Henry Paulet, Member for Southampton. Tuefday died at his Houfe in Covent-Garden, Dr. James Campbell, one of the Fellows of t?>e Royal Society. Colds are now fo rife about Town, that there h- fcarce a ...

... Gentle- ?? a good rortune died at his Houfe at Batter fa; and that Thomas Archer, Efqi fet cut that Day from his Houfe in Covent-Garden for War- (fj.fr, intending to ftand Candidate at next Election ir faid Burgh. A Letter is come from Petersfield ia Knits ...