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... with which they vt off A. Gentleman was ftopt Wodnefd ty Night, about Twelve, in a (hair, near the Swan in New-Street, Covent-Garden, by five Men, ho roilhed I,im of his Watch. Lott Tt,urfday Noon a Fei:ow ILIA the Irnpti4ence to go into the Flinp ol ...
... to in St. Ann's 57, in St. George's Hanovcr Square 1;6, in all 74g. The Parithes of Sr. James, St. Martin's, St. Paul Covent-Garden, St. Clement's, and St. Martin's Is Grand, are yet to be fcrutiniz'd. There are now training up at Newmarket, running Horfes ...
... to Mils Elizabeth Elliot, Sifter to the above; both very aArceable Ladies, with Fortunes of 5 000 I. each. Saturday at Covent Garden Veltry was held a General Meetin of of the Governors of the Hofpital for thc Small Pox and Inoculitiun, at which were prefent ...
... ofDebr. Len. Even. Peg. Laft Thurfday were elefled Fellows of the Royal Society, the Rev. Mr. Tough, Rethr of S:. Paul's, Covent-Garden; Ifaac 13. one Hawkins, Efq; Admiral Townthend; and Mynheer Struy, Amfterdam. Capt. William Mackay, of Lord Loudon's late ...
... ; but the Driver's buckling him by Bow. Church prevented further Mikbief. On Saturday laft was married at St. Paul's, Covent-Garden, John Bagnell, Efq; to Mifs Downing, only Daughter of the late Sir George Downing, Bart. a very agreeable young Lady, with ...
... Means to cut down the Sign and Sign-Iron of Mr. Higgons, an eminent Dealer in Leghorn and other Hats, in Chandots-Strect, Covent-Garden, and attempted to break open the Shop ; but heing difturbed by fome Gentlemen coming by at the Inftant, and alarming the ...
... Wednefday next the Counfel on both in it's propored, that thofe who depofit 50 1. in the Bank. &c. than Sides will meet at Covent-Garden Vary, and funs up the whole be intituled to a large Quantity of Land, Free of all Dedutlions, ex- Proceedisgs ; and after ...
... Counfel would not content to. The High liff thereupon adjourned to Tuefday the sth of May, at the Pomo of St. Paul's, Covent-Garden, to make his Return. Yefterday Mr. Crowle, the Counttl for Sir George Vandeput.. replied, at St. Martin's Vary; when, to ...
... th Year uf His Prefent Majefty King the Second. LONDON, Printed for Samuel Bahr, at Chaucer's-Head in Ruffel- Street, Covent-Garden. i 750. At the RID LYON in Ofpritigt, Is kept for Covering Mares this Seafon, AStrong frefh Iron-Gray Hone, Hands and a ...
... Return for a Reprefentative to ferve in Parliament for the raid City and Liberty, at the Portico of St. Paul's Church in Covent Garden. Saturday Morning died Mr. Tutefte, a French Gentleman well known. Yeiterday Afternoon died of a Fever, at his Houle in ...
... in each Para was as fullows. For Lord Trentham. St. Ann's 20 St. George's 8t St. Margaret and St. John's 37 0 St. Paul Covent Garden, s 8 St. Martin Le Grand lit. Clement's St. Mary Le Strand 5 a 8 74 For E:r George Vandeput. - 68 - 1 93 - z 6 , St. ...
... , Efc; one of thc of the Court of King's Bench. Ytfterday died of a violent Fever, at his Houle in lienrietta-Street, Covent Garden, Mr. At.thony Ramer, eistmcnt Mercer, univerfAlly efteern'd for uncommon Iluncity and Flier.d-fhips. tellerday Morning ...