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... Settings, are now .early fro live.y at their Offices, No. t6,Cornti!('i No. AldgaU; and N--. if, Comer cf Ycrk-fireet. Covent. Garden j including pritp in the ,-t-cn, and continue lor the whole the returning the itUe thepurchafe mcr.ey v m» a prise sol ...
... Majefties, his Royal Highi s 'he Prince of Wales, and their Royal j,' c Royal and Princefs Sctphia, were at the Royal, Covent-Garden, when the opera of Irtaxcrxes, with th e arce of the Deaf Lover, were jerfoi mcd. His was dreifed in a full fuit of cloth ...
... the Corner Mortimer-Street ; at his office, No. 56, Harley-Stree.t, Cavendifh-Square ;at his office, No. 27, New-Street, Covent-Garden; at his office, No. 63, in New-Bond Street, near Oxford-Street ;at bis office. No. 59, Bifhopfgate' Street Within, London ...
... the Corner of Mortimer-Street ; his office, No. 56, Harley-Strcet, Cavendifh Square ; at his office, No. 27, New-Street, Covent Garden ; at his office, No. 63, in New-Bond-Street, near Oxford-Street ; at his office, No. 59, Bifhopfgate- Street Within, London ...
... Lottery, making even a prize valuable object. and Co. at their Offices, Cornht/l; ,6, Aldgate, and No. ~, Come, Yorkjlrcet, Covent-Garden, fubn.it the fol owing eafy and lecure way of adventuring in the pielent FA LOTTERY. * For FIVE GUINEA S, A peifon buys ...
... WARRANTED UNDRAWN. ORNSBY and Co. at No. 26, Cornhill; No. 16, Aldgate; No. 149, Fleet and No. tt, Corner of Yo:k-flrect, Covent-Garden, will conti nue felling during the dfawing, warranted undrawn, TICKETS, SHARES, &c. Alfotheir much approved AD and POLICIES ...
... Ptiblilbed by the Kut.'s Authokitv. Lond-.n : Printed for Alex. Hogg, \'o. 16.. Paternofterro and T. ewis, in P, uflel-ftrcct, Covent-Garden ; and fold C. Hereford, and all other in t'l and country. 1 *+* be careful for King's Complete Modern Londn Spy, Price ...
... carried before a Magiftrate, and the raft, was committed to York Caftlc. Married.] Sunday morning laft, at Sr. Paul's, Covent-garden, Mr. James Williamfon, tobacconift, in Long-acre, to Sarah Jones, of King-ftreer. In about five hours after, the bridegroom ...
... laudably broke up, and took the perfons found at play, with the Mafteri of the tables, into cuftody, and lodged them in Covent-Garden Round-boufe. About the fame time a detachment of civil Officers vifited a table St Martin's-le-Grand, which they broke ...
... Southwark ; giving a more full and juft account of the following places than any ever before publilhcd, viz. ury-I.ane, Covent-Garden, and Haymarket Theatres; Ranelagh, Vauxhall, Krw, Sadlers and Bagniggc-Wclis, St. James's and Queen's Palace, Hampton-Court ...
... . LONDON, Saturday, November 9. Lafl night their Majeflies, attended by the Prince and Piincefs Mccklenbuigh, were at Covent Garden, to fee the Callle of Andaluiia, and Retaliation. The Xing'wore a blue fuit, embroidered with gold. The Queen's drefs was ...
... choice fpirits, Sec. Sec. London: Printed for WILLIAM ROBINSON , in Pater-noftcr-Row ; j. LEWIS, Great RufTcl-ftrcet, Covent Garden; and fold all other bookltliers town and country. Of whom nay had, Price is. 6d. Mr. King's Complete Modern London Spy ...