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... Margaret Weitminfter, St. John the* Evangc- lift, St. James, St. George Hanover-fquare, St. Mar- tin, St. Ann, St. Paul Covent-Garden, St. Mary Ie Strand, St. Clement Danes, St. Giles in the Fields, and St. George Bloom/bury. From Wye's Letter. By the laft ...
... Parilhes viz St Margaret Weftminfter St John the Evangelift St James St George Hanover-Square St Martin St Ann St Paul Covent-Garden St Mary Strand St Clement St Giles the St George Bioomsbury We hear that on laft his Majefty was moil graei-oufly pleafed ...
... an Order from Bath, where he is for the Recovery of his Health, to give a hundred Chakbon of Coals to the Poor St. Paul Covent-Garden, and other Pariiher. And we are well Woe:tied, that laft Week a noble Duke diveffing hirafelf of all the &Agin of his Milky ...
... Relief. George Lyddel), Member of Pailiarocnt for Ber:k, hasorder'd Chaldrons of Coals to be amongil the Poor ol St. Paul's Covent-Garden. This Morning the Right Hon. the Speaker of the Commons Went down Wcllfainfter foon « r Ten o'clock. computed that above ...
... youngeft Daughter of Robert Earl Cardigan by his tefs Anne Daughter of Thomas Lord Vifcount The alfo died at his Lodgings in Covent Garden Sir Francis Drake of Buckland Devonlhire Bart descended from great Sir Drake Knt He Member Borealfton in Devonlhire ard ...
... committed to Newgate by Col. De Vcil, for healing cut of the Shop of Mr. Henry Bolney, an eminent Peruke maker in the Piazza, Covent- Garden, a great Number of Perukes to .a confiderable Value. As was yefterday the noted Pin-Cufbion Woman, (Mary Walton) for putting ...
... jelves. To the author ofthe Scots Magazine. SIR, London, March 11. ORpheus and Eurydice, an opera, draws the whole town Covent garden theatre; whether for the opera itfelf, (the words of which are miferable ftuff) or for the pantomimical interlude with ...
... he lives in, and thofe adjacent to it) there was a great Body of arm'd Perfons with Piftols and Cutlaffes aflembled in Covent-garden, he fent for two feveral Guards; which, confifting each of 11 Men and a Serjeant, conducted them lafe to Newgate. Commodore ...
... he lives in, and thofe adjacent to it) there was a great Body of arm'd Perfons with Piftols and Cutlafles affembled in Covent Garden, he fent tor two feveral Guards, confuting each of twelve Men and a Serjeant, who condufted them fafe to Newgate. This ...
... fill’d the Street he lives in and thofe adjacent to it) there was great Body of arm’d Perfons with Cutlafles affembled in Covent-Garden fent for two feveral Guards confining each twelve Men and Serjeant who conducted them fafe Newgate This doubt was done ...
... feveral times vithin Gun-lhot of Pendennis Cattle. Yefierday French, or Kidney Beans, fold from Bs. to to!. a Hundred in Covent Garden Market. On WednefdayMorning a Man well drefs'd went to Lord Windfor's, being informed that his Lordtliip had been near ...
... Bithurft, who hath been very: ill fair way Recovery. Wednefday laft French, Kidney Beans, fold, from 8 s. s. Hundred in Covent-Garden Market. , On Monday laft his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales fat for his Bufto at Mr. Scheemaker's, of Old- Palace-Yard ...