... Houfe-keepers of the following Parifhes viz St Margaret’s Weftrninfter St the Evangelic St Martin’s the Fields St Paul’s Covent-Garden St Clement’s St le Strand St James’s St Anne’s St George’s hear late General died Turin left the Revcrfion Thou-fand Foundling ...

... to Chichefter. Lai. Night the young African Prince, with his Com- panion, latel/ arrived, as before-mentioned, was at Covent-Garden Theatre to fee the Play of Don Se- baftian King of Portugal. Saturday Nighf about Ten o'Clock, the Lady of the Earl of ...

... Button maker, in Gravel-lane, Southwark, was committed to Newgate for the Murder of a Drawer, at a noted Biwdy Houle in Covent Garden. The Afnir was this: The Button maker being in Liquor, was pick'd up by a Lady of Pleafure, and carried to the Houle, where ...

... Excellency Sir Thomas, Knight ofthe Bath, and one ofthe Plenipotentiaries at Aix la Chapelle, arrived at his Houfe in Covent Garden, and oh Tuefdajr he waited on his Majefty at St. James's* Yefterday two Soldiers belonging to the Third Regi- ment of Foot ...

... fliort Account of their Behaviour on their Appearance in publick, which was on Thurfday Night laft, at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, to fee the Tragedy oif Oroonoko. , When they came into the Box, the polite Audience ( true Englifh ) received them with ...

... of the Kingdom, unmasked. Lag Night their Royal H ghnefies the Prince and Princefs of Wales were at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, to fee the Conicdy if the Bay Body, and Humour. of Mr. Foot, and kernel extremely entertain• ed. The Houfe to full, that ...

... but the that were the Caufe of his Death are not known. - Late Thurfday Night, as James Hendcrfon, Efq; was retnrnirg Covent-Garden Theatre, to Lodging% in Bond Street, he rras attacked near Burlington-Hotift in Piccadilly by tw St cet- RCIY.V.f‘, (which ...

... belonged to one Gang, and were taken by Search- Warrants in Drury-Lane, were carried before Juftice Fielding, in Bow-ftreet, Covent-Garden, who having. examined them, and to prevent any Refcue from the reft of the Gang, fent them all to Newgate under the Care ...

... attended With an Act of Cruelty. We hear, that in Conference of the laudable Refo- lution of the Inhabitants of St, Paul Covent-Garden. of protecting their Conftables and Watchmen in the Execution of their Duty, a .Caufe was tried before the Right H in. ...

... the County of Bucks, Vin:ne:p Inra older and Chapman. George AEten, of London, Blackwell-Hall Faaor.. Jofeph Settree, of Covent Garden,. Middlefex, tcper, kd mond S!eere of TLames-St ree t Londcn, Cheefemonger. Wm EaglesfelS, Birchin-Lane,?,ontion,Viclualle ...

... Offences. On Tuefday juttice Burclus caufel the Conliables,Beadles, and Watchmen, to amble in the Parifh of St. Paul Covent Garden, to prevent Riots ' throwing at Cocks, and other Diforders utu4lly committed there cveryShrove-Tuelday, to the great Terror ...

... BANKRUPTS Jofeph Setfree, of Ru.Tcl -ftreet, Covent-Garden, Linnen-draper. Kdmeind Stsicre, of Thames- ftreet, London, Checfemoni ...