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... Right Rev. Dr. Robert Clavermg. Lafl . Monday Night apelancholy Accident haPP e ,,,, e it) l ,. ° Publicklioufe near Covent-Garden. Some Men , the Houle and call'd - for a Pint of Beer, and trefs of the Houle went to draw the Br,. the 7 e- into the Kitchen ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Inftant, at the King's Theatre in the Hay Market. Lilt Night the Tragedy of Othello was play'd at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden to a crowded Audience, for the Relief of the Sufferers by the late dreadful Fire ; whereby upwards of 3001. was raifed ...
... Peers of Scotland, in Town from the Allied Army. We hear his Grace the Duke of 14cdford has given Orders for rnakitz Covent-Garden into a grad Spare, .to be call'd after hi, Na*. And The Market will be removed near Plunibtree ftreet, by St. Giles's: ...
... rioui Highwaymen, were'commcitted to New-Prifon by John Pottion, Efq; of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden, after feveral - Hours Ex imination, being charged on the Oath of Mr John Robins and their own Confeffions, for robbing the laid John Robins on the King's ...
... 'BANKRUPT S. John Bayley, late of Bridgwater, in the County of Somerfet, Brafier and Tinrnan. - William Hall, late of St. Paul Covent Garden, Cheefemonger. IN Friday the 7th or Odober Inflant, \via be expofed to SALE the Remainder of the Houfhold Goods and Furniture ...
... William Strake, alias Strait, alias Stephens, a notorious Smuggler, was committed to N. 14 ga.tc by Green, of Bow-Srreet, Covent-Garden, Efq;• for not furrendering himfelf within forty Days after the firit Publication in the London G.zette for that F'urpofe ...
... through the City, guarded by a Party of the Foot Guards, in order to his Examination before Mr. Juflice Poulfon in fireet Covent-Garden. Whitehall, Nov. I. The King has been plea fed to apP 04 . the Right Honourable George Dunk, Earl of the room of John ...
... Lail Friday Night as two Gentlemen were coming from • the Play-houfe, they were furroinacied by a Gang of Fellows in Covent-Garden, who being difappointed of their Oonty, and prob.bly perceiving that one of them in particular was taken Notice of for ...
... the Weltward, and on Wednefday Morning the Dutch Eaft Indiaman failed after them. This Evening, at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, will be prefented, for the laft Time this Seaton, the lait new Pantomime Entertainment c 11 1 d, the Efcapcs of into a ...
... of Boflen-in the County of Lincoln, Bu et of Wool, Trader, Dealer, and Chapman. John Gibfon, of the Para of - St. Paul Covent Garden, in Mid. dlefeir, Upholder Thomas Paine, of Friday-flreet, London, Sugar Refiner. John Mac K ig and John Godwin, of Mansfield ...