... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Honourable the Farl of Anglefey is arrived there from England. our laft, of the Difpure be'ween Earl of Derby and the Pp. Man, pioves a Miftske ; for Earl nor concern himfelf in the Matter, Pifpute being Iy between the Bifl.op and the Governor, and other ...

... Clinic la the Bill to prevent Collate Selma of Foreign Goods, to enable his Ittaiefty to porchafe the Ifie ot Man of the Earl of Derby, in order to put a flop to Smuglin& which fome compute at tooooo_l. a Year. Wc bee John Wald Elq; is gone to Rolland. By ...

... Lanca(ler. Dr. tieylitt fays, Ed- mund was made Earl of Derby at the fame Time chat he obcained Robert de Ferrarys s Lands ; but Mr. C**W.«and Mr. Dugdale are pofitive chat Edmmt had nothing of che Title of Derby, and fytten* nour was vacant till chis Creation ...

... will be run for his Majesty's Prize of 100 Guineas, Six Year Olds. Mr. Cotton's Chesnut Horse, Joab; Earl of Derby's Nutmeg Grey Horfe, Tin- ker; Earl of Tankervil's Chesnut Mare, Sophonesba; Mr Ovington's Gray Horse, Criple ; Mr. Sunderland's Bay Horse ...