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... of York, Mailer of Magdalen Col- lege, Cambridge, and Vicarof Twickenham in Middlefex. Sunday died! 11 James- (beet, Covent-Garden, Mrsjenkins, Widow of Tobiasjenkins, Efqj formerly Member of Parlia- ment for the City of York. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... immediately two Parties of Foot-Guards were fent for to the Place of Election, after which in the Veftry-Room of St. Paul's Covent-Garden (where none of Mr. Edwin's Friends were prefent) the two old Members were pretended to be elected, tho' Mr. Edwin [before ...
... 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 ...
... Governor of Minorca, and Colonel ofa Regiment of Foot, died there lately. Yefterday died, at his Houfe in the Piazza, Covent-Garden, the Right Hon. George Douglas, Ld Mordington, of Scotland . The fame Day died, at his floufe in Flcct-ftrcet, Mr Stokes ...
... atorcfaid. VChit* Gentlemen ind Ladies may, be infiru6led in A DANCING, by Madisolfele Maki, (torn the Theatre !total in Covent-Garden, London, who is come from thence to Canted)Ury, to perform at the Playboufe here, during the Sommer Seaton: N.. 8. She ...
... 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 ...
... Bellamy, Mrs. Mullart, Georgina, and Mifs Fergufon. Which was play'd fixty odd Nights fucceflively at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden. With Variety French Dancing by Monfieur Nivelon and Madamoifelle Roland. Boxes :s. 6d. Pit 2s. Fiel Gal. is. Upper Gal ...
... Mrs. 1411 art, Mifs Georgina, and Mif Fergufon. Which was play'd fixty odd Nights fucceiliviiy at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden. With Entertainments of Dancing by Monfieur Nivelon and Ma, damoifelle Roland, particularly the cel braced Pantom.ine Dance ...