... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Brain and Smith, two Thieves, who knoddd down and robbed David Patten, High Bailiff of Wellminfier, near Bow. Street, Covent- Garden, Come tune fince, (for which Ft one of their Accomplices has been executed here) are taken in thAt City, and the Lord ...

... &fired he might atttcnd as a Servant, which being agreed upon, he called a Chair, and Rrutted before his new Matter to Covent-Garden Theatre; when they came there, the pretended Gentleman fixed hinifelf in a Side-Box i by N—, a noted Toatt of the Town ...

... for Sir Robert's Scat at Clifton near Nottingham. Thurlday Morning died Mrs. Hallam, belonging to tl:c Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden ; by whofe Math the Town has rtceived a very great Lag, as (he was very exc:llent in her way; for Juanefs of Adion and ...

... private Centincl of the bird Regiment of ?cot-Guards, who lodged at the Sign of the Three Compaffes in Maiden-Lane near Covent-Garden, was found (hot dead On his Bed, with his Mufq_uet between his Legs: 'Tie 'typofed it accidentally went t if as he was ...

... ookes, an eminent French Sands; and that the Dover Packet duet nut [tin out fox feu MerchAnt, Was mantled at Sc. Paul's Covent-Garden to Mrs. of being taken. Hunt f actiift of the Rev. Mr. John Hunt, late Matter of A Spatafh Privateer, commanded by Vincente ...

... Saturday Night !aft, Madcm Barberini, from Paris; had the Honour to Dance before his Majetty, at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, being her lint Time of appearing en the Englith Stage; there was the greatett Audience perh3ps ever known there, who ...

... rich Vieces of r!ate that the had buried under the Ground for Security. On Sunday Night as Mr. Croft , , Bedford-kreet, Covent- Garden, Mercer to his Mailly, was going home from St. James's in a Chair, he had the Misfortune to be thrown down in St. James's ...

... wi t h a great deal of Gold and Silver La c'e upon it, from the late Mr. Dowfon's Shop, the Corner of Bedford-llreet i Covent- Garden, found upon him. Vienna, Dec. 31. The following is a Cop* of a Letter' written by the Grand Duke of Tufcany to the States ...

... De Veil, on a violent Sufpicion of having- felonioufly taken out of Mr. Huggin's Houle, at the Brown Bear in Bowfireet Covent. Garden, a Sitter Tankard, of about 81. Value. A Piltol loaded up to the Muzzel was found upon Chiney, when fearch'd by Order ...