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... itisti &ion tri continued Iluzzas. Great Diligence was ufed all Yef . te - d,y removrhe Goods, of certain, Floults in Covent Garden, _ _ - B ge,-11:e(1, .fornt Court! ifl Heet itrcet,•Gunpowler ailey and K,ng's-Ficad-courr, Shoe-lane, tike Od adley, Stc ...
... Watch, two Vaux-Hall Tickets, and a young Lady of Haifa Guinea. The fame Day a noted Publican, who keeps a Houle rear Covent Garden, was committed to Goal on the above Perfon's Information, for buying of flolen Goods, knowing them to be tech. Thurfday ...
... Buckingnani,. now Lord Vitcount, and Baron of Cobham., On Monday Night the Iceepers of .a . notbtious Bawdy Hoare near Covent Garden, were taken tip and brought before Thomas Lediard, of New Palace Yard, Weilminiter, Efqv and obliged to find -firong and ...
... BANKRUPTS. Richard jackfon ad Michael Greenhow, late of St. Paul Covent Garden, in the County of Middlefex, Haberdathers and Partners. ...
... Greenhorns, late of St. Paul ig of the laid Diftemper, by the Parliament for the County of Denbigh, in the room of the Covent Garden, in the County of Middlefex, Haberdathers a any Town, Village, or other late Sir Watkin. and Partners. 'er in Council, ...
... Fortnight's Time. BA NK R UsPTS. John Whaphain, of Martin, in the County of Surrey, Whit:ter. John Norwood, of t. Paul Covent Garden, Pawnbroker and Chapman. James Scott, of 13crry-ftreet, St. James's, in * the County of Middlefe::, Merchant, Chapman and ...
... Newgate. They belong to a large Gang, and are impeached by their Accomplices. Yetterday fume Perfons were committed to Covent-Garden Round-Houle, for . being guilty of Irregularities at Ele6tion. Laft Saturday died, in the New Gaol, Southwark, Chandler ...
... to begin the 26th Een/ham randeput. Fir fl Day, so to S. Ann's, al.+••• 1..' 34Z 366 S. Giorge Hal:over Square, 1).ul Covent Garden, Sc Clement's, J mrs'e, Sc. M4ttill's, 937 s zo 204 264 ) 98 686 99 1 694 12 7 3498 4 1 0 4- St. Margaret's, and St. John's ...
... at St. Ann's Veftry Room, the Scrutiny which was demanded by Sir George Vandoput, Bart, at the Cinfing of the Poll ac Covent-Garden on Ffiday the Sill Intlant. About Two o'Clock on Frid ly Morning Tait fome Smugglers taken at the Houfe of Robert 1-Ligon ...
... a New Grand Pantomime Entertainment, call'd The Force Meigick, or the Harlequin, as perform'd at the rheatre• Royal in Covent Garden, London.-They will continue to perform Mondays, Wednefdays, and Fridays, as of ult. B A NC R U P T. • John Grave, of LivetpOle ...
... St. Anne's Margaret's and St. John's Total 748 Yeiterday Morning they began the Scrutiny at the Veftry-Roorn of St Paul Covent-Garden. 'Tis faid a Bill will be brought into Parliarnebt to fettle the Affair of Dilapidations of Church Livings,here, as it ...
... the Hotife of Peers, and ' took the Oaths and his Seat there. ' - Laft Night died, at his Lodgings in Ruffel-Street, Covent. , Garden, Sir William Jolliff ; he was many Years Governor of the Bank, and one of the richeft Commoners in England. The. Kin ...