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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 ...
... 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 ...
... D X A V H S. Lady Miry Forrcfter Wil- liam Rhodes, Efq. Covent-Garden— — John Ogle, Eiq; Father of oir Chaloner Sir John Jacob, Bart. ...
... Rivington in St. Paul's Church Yard; P. Vaillanr, in the Strand ; J Brindley, in New Bond- ifreet; S. Baker, in RufTcl-ftreet Covent Garden, and J. Osborn, Jun. in Patcr-nofter-row, Bookfellers to the faid Society. Fold alfo by S. Watfon at Bury, J. Kendall, ...
... Rivingron in Sr. Paul's Church Yard; P Vaillant, in rhe Strand ; J Brindley, in New Bond- ftreet; S.Baker, in RufTcl-itrcet Covent Garden, 3nd J. Osborn, Jun. in Pater ...
... feveral important Nego- ciations are carrying on at Paris by the Potentates of the Theatric Dominions of Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden, in order to engage a famous French Dancing Woman into their Alliance -, but notwithftanding all the Addrefs of their Plenipoes ...
... fevcral important Negociations are carrying on « at Paris, by the Potentates of the Theatric Dominions • of Drury-Laue and Covent-Garden, in order to engage a • famous French Dancing Woman into their Alliance ; but ' notwithftanding all the Addrefs of their ...
... Creditors againft the Company. From the Champion. One of our Correfpondents has de- fired us to call upon the Manager of Covent-Garden The- atre, for a Reafon, why, on Saturday Night, when hi' 3 M was at the Houfe, the Fifth Speech in the firft: Aft of the ...
... Directors a Gratuity of five Months Pay to each Man. On Thurfday Night the Tragedy of Cato was afted at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, for the brave tho' unfortunate Capt. Peddie ; on which Occafion that Huma- /v**'C';(fcicf Vwftutr,) nity, infeparable ...
... UilcoveAl a Gang ot which he was the Principal. Colonel de Veil, fet out on Sunday Morning from his Houfe in Bow-ftreet, Covent-Garden, to attend the Judges of AfEze at Northampton, to be prefent at the Trial of Bryan Connell, (one of C.i .Tody's Gang) for ...
... Ordinary to the late King of France, by J o h n Marshall, Surgeon. Sold by S. Baker, at Chaucer's Head in Ruffl-l-Street, Covent-Garden : Sold alfo by W. Eaton, in Yarmouth j S.Watfon, in Bury ; J. Kendall, in Colchefter ;C. Alexander, in Woodbridge ; and ...
... Ordinary to the late King. of France, by Jo h H Marshall, Surgeon. Sold by S. Baker, at Chaucer's Head in Ruffel-Street, Covent-Garden : Sold alfo by W. Eaton, in Yarmouth ; S.Watfon, in Bury ; J. Kendall, in Colchefter iC. Alexander, in Woodbridge ; and ...