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... 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 ...
... the Pembroke Man of War under Admiral Haddock. He was Uncle to the Right Hon. Lady Bruce. Died yefterday at his Houfe in Covent Garden the Right Hon. George Douglas Lord Mording- ton in Scotland. He has left Iflue two Daughters^ Mary and Campbellena. Died ...
... officers, did, on Friday the Bth of May laft, come in a military manner, and take pofleffion of the church-yard of St Paul, Covent-garden, near the place where the poll for eledtion of the citizens to ferve in parliament for Weftminfter was taken, before the ...
... of armed Soldiers, headed by Officer?, in a military. Manner, who did take Poffeffion of the Church- yard of Sr. Paul, Covent-Garden, near the Place where the Poll (for the Eieclion of Citizens to ferve in this prefent Parliament for the City of Weftminfter) ...
... The DOU BLE DEALER. Alking by Covent Garden t'other Day, I chanc'd into a Gaming-houfe to ftVay: A huge Fat Fellow, known for many a Prank, With Crowd oi Sharpers round him, beid the Bank* VVho with a ftrange uninterrupted Rim, Againft the Players, every ...
... Old England; or, The Conilicutional Journal. By Jeffrey Broad bottom, of Covent-Garden, Esq; Feb. 5.NO I. THE world naturally expefls, that a publick writer Ihould, at' his outfet, acquaint them with his principles, l views, and motives of writing; therefore ...
... garrifon Luxemburg and the Barrier Towns. Laft Night died Mrs. Ramfay, Wife of Mr. Ramf.y the Painter, at her Houfe in Covent- Garden, whofe exemplary Life and good Senfe, accompanied with a remarkable Sweetnefs of Tem- per, made her defer ved ly efteem'd ...
... Report to the King of the 24 Malefa- ctors under Scmence of Death, v\z. 1. William Brand, for robbing Mr. Wm. Black- neli, Covent Garden. 2. Thomas Cummins, for a Street Robbery. 3 Av.n Bradford, 'for robbing Mr. Brown. 4 J'-hn T-ighe, for uttering a counterfeit ...
... Stage, was to lafh in general the reigning and fa- fhiooable Vices*. And every thing was ready for a Re*- hearfal of it at Covent-Garden Theatre, when ?? was fent from the Lord Chamberlain, That it. was not avowed to be ached, but commanded to be JuppreJJed^ ...
... faid Regiment at Perth or Glafgow, or to Alexander Leilie, Efq; Agent to the aforefaid Regiment, at ?? in Bedford Court, Covent Garden, fhall receive for the former Five Guineas, and for the latter Two, over and above what is aiiowed by A& of Parliament ...
... gives Notice thereof to the Commanding Officer at Perth or G'afgow, or to Mr. Alexander Lcfl-e Agent in Bed- ford Court, Covent Garden, fhall receive for each of them I'wo Guineas Reward, over and above what is allowed by Aft of Paiiiament for apprehending ...
... original poems and lations. By J. VVhaley, M. A. s. d. in fbeets. Injur 1 d innocence. Part 3. 1 /. ' A letter from a Lady in Covent Garden io a certain young officer abroad. 6 d. The female Ipeftator. Book 16. 1 Britons r ike home ; or, Shake/pear 1 1o the ...