... Affcnt to the Land Tax Bill, and Wm feveral Naturalist itn Bills. »ltLar4flJ The fame Day dy'd at his Houfe ttllollryl in Covent Garden, Sir George Brown of WOr*Trl®d& Caverfbam in Oxfordfbne, Bart, and is fucceeded in Dignity and Eftate by his Eldeft Son ...

... Marching Regiment, was robbed by three Street-Robbers of two Guineas and three Shillings, in the Pav'd Alley going put of Covent-Garden into Tcm- FUchftreet. Laft Wednefday in the Duflc pf the JS verting Mr. Smith of Keptifh^own^ on his Return from London ...

... and a Bunch of Keys belonging to the Colonel. Early on Saturday laft, . four Carts loaded with Prtiffo fljk coming to Covent Garden Market, their Driver^ ?TC } the Women that were in them, were robb'd by a Ga of Footpads in the Kings-Koad near Cbellea ...

... that means carry'd off the Cloaths. On Wednefday laft the Indian Chiefs were carried from their Lodgings in Kwg-ftreet, Covent-Garden, to the Plantation-Office at Whitehall, guarded by two Files' of Afufqueteers : When they were brought up tothe Lords ...

... They are both committed to Hereford Goal. On Tuefday Evening, a very unfortunate Accident happen'd at Dr. Douglas's in Covent-Garden. One of the Footmen was fhewing fome more of his Fellow- Servants a Highland Drefs, with its Accoutrements, which he had ...

... threatening Letter, telling him if the thirteen Guineas were not laid un- der the I etter G. behind the new Stalls in Covent- Garden Market, his Houfe, &c fhould be burnt down to the Ground by Monday, aad at the Bottom of the 1 etter was wrote a Mittimus ...

... threatning to murder him as well a to fct Fire to his Houfe, if a Sum oi Mney was not left by him behind the Stalls in Covent Garden Market, as there directed. A few Days ago Thomas Bentlev of Sradmch receiv- ed i Letter, directing him to put ten Guineas ...

... Perfons taken into Cultody for publifhing the fame. We hear the Subfcription for building a new Theatre in Bow-ftreet Covent-Garden, for Mr. Rich, amounts to upwards of 6000/. and that the fame will be very fpeedily begun by that ingenious Architeft James ...

... Ear IWI *V \m being laid afide, appears to be ground- ffb«rft-lS iers a Machine being making by a Ar- f^MSß*^ tin er in Covent- Garden, in which the Wg!Sߣ& Head of Charles Kay the reprived Male- faftor, is to be fixed, in order to make the faid Ex- PC ...

... gave three Ho^fheads of Strong Beer to the Populace in the Streets. The lame Day the Society of Ancient Britons met at Covent Garden Church, where an excellent Sermon was preach'd by the Rev. Mr. Williams, in the an- cient Language ; afterwards they proceeded ...

... the out Parts of the City, nine Hurfcs loaded with it and four Men being ?? .by the Watch on Sunday Morning laft near Covent Garden and fecur'd, and the Men committed Prifoners to Ac Gate- houfe, Weftminfter. . . ...

... Juftices at WeftminfterHall on two Indi&meivs tor Petty Larceny, in ileal- ing Books from two Shops, and Stalls, -hear Covent Garden ; but in Regard he hid lived in good Credit in the Vv^rld'V.and thatjhis Brother. was a very ■ pious and learned Clergyman ...