... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... On Day the Lady John Owen, I Member ot Parliament for Wei)loo, was fafely delivered I ot a Son, in Henrietra-ftreet, Covent-Garden. I Monday the Lady of Henry Waller, Mfln.l ber tor Great Marlow was brought to Bed of Son I at his* lloufe in Lincoln's ...

... 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 ...

... Years of Age, and h s Wile wis brought to Bed Saturday la ft. The Day Mr a. Pic&ering, who kept a great China-Shop in Covent Garden, down dead as (he walking about her On Tuefday lall died the Hon. Mr. Fleming, Nephew Earl of Wigcon, at his Lodgings in ...

... Illnefs, Mr. William Cave, a Tallow chandler of conuderable Bufinefc. On Wedneftjay lad died, at his Lodgings Kingftreer, Covent-Garden, Capt. Jones, an experienced Of* ficer, well known in the Army. The King has been pleas'd to appoint the Rev. James Taylor ...

... 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 ...

... every Djy'b Experience, wc place it altnoft above Import! bi lit ies. The very Air of Court is asdangerou? as that of Covent-Garden a Vifgin and one Mo ment, Men there lofe the Virtue, they had trcafured up, for Years.—So prevalent is the King* None are ...

... 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 ...

... Mifs Thorrowgood, a beautiful young Lady with Fortune of 10,000 1. On Wedncfiiay laft died, his Lodgings in Bow- Street, Covent Garden, Mr. Glover, a young Gentleman ot Foriune in the County ot Norfolk, whocame from Norw.ch but a few Days before. The Rev ...