... Clerkenwell Bridewell. Among the reft w.-.s the Lad who ran away vvith live Guineas from the Sliakelpcar's- Head Tavern, Covent-Garden, on Thurfilay Se'nnhjht, which Mr. Teinkins had given him to get changed 5 but his Friend.! having repaid Mr. Tomkins the ...

... written by Shakefpeare. We hear alfo, that the Tragedy of Phaedra and Hippo- lytus is preparing at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden ; in which Mrs. Woffington will perform the Character of Phccdra, and Mr. Sheridan that of Thefeus. 17. We hear from the ...

... a little Bnfinefs among the Lawyers frh E P 10. The Singers who are to perform the Burletta Operas] at the Theatre in Covent Garden are all arrived, among whom is the celebrated Signior Gaadagni : The Dancers are hourly expeded ?? This being an Age wherein ...

... Great RulTel-ftreet, Covent Garden, Mid- dlefex, Upholfter and Undertaker. James Pickett, of Saint George's Lane, London, Orange Merchant. Henry Wheatley, of Saint John's Seuthwark, Surry, Ship Chandler. John Brad- ley, of Covent Garden, Middlefex, Diftiller ...

... or their Reprefentatives or Affigns, are defired to apply to Mr. William Evatt, Attorney at Law, in Bedford- Street, Covent-Garden, London j where they may hear of fomething much to their Advantage. SUN FIRE-OFFICE, London, 1755. FOR the Conveniency ...

... be had at the fo'lowing Places, vir. Mifs S.cver.fon'g Lodgines, it Mr. Claike'f, Haberdaflier. in Southampron-ftreet, Covent Garden 5 Mr. J.-hnfon's Mufick Shop, facing Bow-Church, Cheapfide j Grecian Coffee-Houfe, Devcreux- Court ; George's Cofh-e- Houfe ...

... «,, ?? BANKRUPTS. _x nomas Uldheld, of Covent Garden, Middlefex, Victualler am* T™ r r- ,7 h ? m3 S Mackrill, of Southward Surry, 'Woolftapler. iv isr t° pme «* Yow E*r, of St. Clement's Dane?, Middle- SLn . in R, , chard Whitcher the Younger, of Nurfling ...

... over to the. Quarter Seffions.'^ £?&.- Adv.. - aa. Tuefday Evening the Shoeblack was buried, purfuant to his Will, at Covent-Garden Church, where, fuch a CofccouiTe of People attended, that Murder, &c. was cry'd out in ths Church ; and it is feared fome ...

... Seventy-eight Boys, cloathed by public Sub- scription, after Dining upon Beef and Pudding, at Mr. Field- ing's in Bow-flreet, Covent-Garden, were prefented to the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, and spprov'd of, and by their Lordfhips order'd to the Care ...

... BANKRUPTS. Tho. Cobbe, of Bedford- Street, Covent-Garden, Upholfterer. Ifaac Worthington, of Macclesfield, Chefhire, Throwfter. ...

... fealed with the Propersetors Arms, wiih printed Bills and Direaions round each Phial, are fold at his Houfe in New Street, Covent Garden, with his Narae over the Dear, lately removed from Brewer Street, Golden Square , anl by his Appointment are fold by S ...

... Evening will be prefented a Comedy the Provoked Husband, to which will be added a Farce call'd the Intreguing Chatnbermaid. Covent-Garden. This Evening will be prefented a Comedy, call'd Love for Love, to which will be added a Pantomine Entertainment, cal I'd ...