... Brereton's Friends, without any Pretence of Right, and who in- fluenced the Election as much as in them lay, yet the Earl of Derby was chofe by a confider- able Majority of old legal Votes, to the general Joy and Satisfaftioii of the Town and^oun- try ...

... Crofs, they are now very hard at Work to jimfh the fame. The Caufe depending between the Bifhop of Spdor and Man, md the Earl of Derby i wm heard Teft erday before the Committee of Council, and jo far. as they proceeded, we hear, it went in favour of the ...

... Governor, which Ut- ter ?? that the Appial was Irregular, and Jiould have been firft carried to the Lvrd Proprietor the Earl of Derby, the fame was dif miffed. The Cafe, we hear, vom in Subftance, that the Bifhop having Excommunicated the f {tid Deputy ...

... / A few Days fince the Rev. Mr.Rawftdrn, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, was prefented, by the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby, to the Reflory of Badfworth in Yoiklhire, worth 200 1. per Annum. Laft week died, at his Scat in Yoiklliire, aged 97, ...

... Edward Stanley in Sr. James's Place, which brought an Account of the Death of the moft Noble ami ?? Lotd James Stanley, Earl of Derby, Vilcount Clinton, Baion Stanley Strange (of Kriokin) and Mohun, Lord of Man, and Admiral of the lllc, Lord Lieutenant ...

... I'iiv'i-eg*-, *nu a ?? Guard on the Royal Liubhihn mi ieitkd u.trc, and all the Gates to Le laid open. The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Derby has prefented the Rev. Mr. Cray, M. A. 10 the Rectory ot Badfworth in the County and Dioccle of Yoik, a Living worth upwards ...

... for the Ufe of the Colony of Georgia, having done the fame laft Year, and de fig ned to continue it for 4 Years; and the Earl of Derby 50 I. ns his Lordihip did bft Year. And nt a Meeting of the Truftees, a Grant palled the Seals,, of 200 Acres of Land, ...

... to Purchaie of the Earl of Derby the lfle of Man, in order to prevent SmiigUng of Goods, die, OrderM that a Copy of the Record of the Proceedings ol the Court of King's Bench again It John Ward, Efq; be laid before the Houfe. The Earl of Bur ford, Son to ...

... Greens. The Living of Winwick in Lancaflnrc, efteem'd the beft in England, is in the Gift of the Earl of Derby ; but the next Prefentation was left by the late Earl to a Relation of his, Mr. Stanley, Brother to Mr. Stanley of Crofs-Hall in Lancafhire, a young ...

... The Truftees for fettling the new Colo- ny of Georgia, received a Letter a few Days ago out of Lancafhire, from the Hon. Earl of Derby, with a Benefaction of 50 I. per Annum for ever, for fettling poor Families In that Colony. Yefterday the Committee appointed ...

... were drank the Healths of the King, Queen, Prince of Wales, and all the Royal Family; the Duke of Devonshire, and the Earl of Derby ; also, Mr. Shuttleworth, and the rest of the worthy Members of the Honourable House of Commons who voted for the passing ...

... be Pardoned, that the Lord Widdrington is to be Tranfported to Mi- 1 iiorca, and Lord Nairn to Carolina -, and that the Earl of Derby and Secretary Stanhope will be Security for ! theif Lordftiips not to return. This Day being Maundy Thurfday, the King's ...