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... Old Play-Houle in Moor-Street; Birmin g ham, .By the So-much-celebrated • .Mr M AD .D 0 X, From the Theatre i ßciyal in Covent-Garden,. • His Variety of Equi ibres on the Slack-Wire. Firtt, he pits the Wire in a swi9g, and Cwings to the Extent thereof, ...
... Old Play-Houle in Moor-Street, Billaringliam, • By the So-mtich-celehrated Mr •M A - D D 0 X From the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden, His Variety, of EquilibreS oh. the Slack-Wire. Firti, he puts the Wire in a Swing, and fwings to the Extent thereof, walking ...
... D From the_Theati'e-Royal in Covent-Garden, - . His Variety of &in . !fibres on the Silick-\Vire. Full, he puts the . Wire in Swing, and fwinp to the Extent. thereof, forwards and at the lame: : Ile alt . () balances Pipes, Swords, and G:afteS, in full ...
... for Ireland, is loft near Wexford. . On Saturday laft a Woman took Lodgings at Mr. Rakes's, a Shoemaker, in Maden-Lane, Covent-Garden, and come to lodge there the fame Evening, but on fome Occafion went out, and fome Perfons coming to afle for her foon ...
... Years had a Stand under the 1 zas, Covent Garden: The whole Furniture of his Room fold for one Shilling, notwithflanding he near 3001 : Money, 201. of which he left to be interred in the Church of St. Paul Covent-Garden, 201. for the Boj , s of thatl s ...
... George's Parith, Hanover-Squire, lecured near thirty, St. James's about twenty, St. Martin's forty, St. Giles's fixty,. and Covent-Garden forty, who were Yeiterday .put on board one of the Tenders at the Tower. So ftria was the Prefs for Sailors !aft Week, ...
... April, 5. Sarah Goodwin, of Macclesfield, Linoen•Draper, at Guildhall. . • April ao. William James, a Great RaftehiStreet, Covent- Garden, Uphaliler, at Guildhall. • il a+. Mac Mendez, of Coleman Street, Merchant, at Guildhall. flatice Derebp Zibert, '--FAHAT ...
... their Rendezvous, and agreedto give them a Crown a-piece, provided they. would - confent to be put into Sr. Martin's and Covent-Garden Round-leloutes, -end then fend; to t!efire all their Collies to come to them; on their coming, they-wet eto thake•Hands ...
... Earthquake.—The Hat hour icl ' f ''' Philofopher.—The State Farce.—The leventeentli ft ) . firft Book. of Horace imitated.—Covent Garden , ', Percy-Lodge, a Potm.—Mr. Lucas's Appeal to London.—A Rrprefentarion of his Ma jelly lt i 6 j, Scotia .—Or atioAllilj ...
... Wellmorland. Bart. purfuaiit to the Will of the late Sir James , Lowther. Yellerday died at. his Houle inKing -Street, Covent-Garden, Peter Burrell, Efq; Member Of Pat liament for Dover, and Sub.Goverrior . Of the South-Sea Company. On Maundy '1 hurfday ...
... Thetford, Money-Scrlictier. Johu Stimptop, of Suffolk, Dealer. John Spurtlow, of Manehetler, Chapin:tn. Sufannalt Philips, of Covent-Garden,Spinder, Maier.. • Mary Giuhrie and AltkaWierMaccullochief London,Merchante 1 Hem y Richards, of,Yon!yinoil, NiQnthoutbfitire ...
... Thefe Drops leaPd with his Arms, with printed Bills a nd Direction s round each Phial, are fold at his Houfe in New,Streer,Covent-Garden, and by his Appointment by S. Hooper,Bookleller, at Gay's Head, near Beauford Buildings in the Strand, at z S. 45. and ...