... 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 ...

... now Marchionefs of Grey, and her Heirs for ever. Thurfday Morning died Utt. Hallam, be- longing to the Theatre-Royal, in Covent- Garden ; by whofe Death the Town fes re- •ceived a very great Lofs, as flic was very ex- cellent in her way ,• for Juftnefs of ...

... jefty, and by feveral private Perfons, to Capt Peddie, together with what he received by the Play acled for his Benefit in Covent-Garden, amount to 3000 1. Some Letters which came by fhe laft Fleet from Jamaica, irHmate, that Admiral Vernon * had been very ...

... been in London above an Hour, having come up from Gravifend in the lilt Boat in order to fee her Sifter, who lives in Covent-Garden, and had never been in London before, and was walking quietly along j and we ac told that the noble Ptrfon abovementioned ...

... Evening, as one Henry Moythen, an Attorney, well known about Covent Garden by the Name of Gentleman Hany, and one Richard Hodges, alias Smallwood, a Miller in Ruffel-ftreet, Covent- Garden, where drinking together at the Sun Alehoufe in the fame Street ...

... decifive Refolmion in the prefent tonjundure, of Affairs, , ' Oti Wednefday Morning died at his lodgings in Bedford-ftieet, Covent Garden, the Honourable Mafter George Haftings, fecond Son to the Earl of Huntingdon. ...

... fitted out by the Govern- ment to cruize acainft the French. Yefterday and Thurfday there were near 50 Fellows imprefled in Covent-Garden and Leicefter- Fields, for his Majefty's Land Service; being deemed as Vagrants, and having no viftble Way of getting their ...

... Miller. George Thompfon, of Lad-Lane, London, Linnei.-Drjper, Robert Green, of King' Street, in the Parifh of St. Paul, Covent-Garden, in the County of Middlefex/Laceman. Derby, Off. ?? Sjturdaylaft being Mi.tw._m_s Day ft'' ...

... Men of War from 72 to 6 1 (iuns, which are intended to fail with the Treafure for Europe. Saturday died, at her Houfe in Covent Garden, the Lady Fortefcue, in the 87th Year of her Age. The Scheme propofed for a Lottery of 50,000 Tickets foi the prefent Year ...

... Right Hon. the Lord Chief Juftice Lee at Weftminfter, an Indictment exhibited againft a very eminent Barber and Pe- ?? it) Covent-Garden, for exercifing his Trade on the Lords-Day, and remov'd by a Certiorari into the Court of Kings-Bench, when after a Trial ...

... Moor, for a Robbery on the Highway, to be hang'd. Thomas Morgan -. Pipemaker, forthe Murder of his. Wife in Bedfordbury, Covent-Garden, to be hang'd -. Judith Tilly, for robbing Ford Belloy in Mofes-and Aaron-Alley, Whitechapel, of a Tobacco Box and fix ...

... and ufeful in his Office, as a Juftice of the Peace, was Yefterday taken fo violently ill at his Houfe in Bow-ftreet, Covent-Garden, that in a few Hours after ho lay Speechlefs, and died this Morning. His Grace the Lord Archbifhop of York has lately found ...