... the Head 7. front for London, retaken by the Lizard Man of . of the Crew went on board an Englifh Privateer Sloop at P ' 'erroll. and• 30 more went on board -the Tartar Privateer of Garters at Statt-Olfeneort, July zt, 1757- and carried into .K.-'n'Lle ...

... the bilhop of Hereford. His majefty's train was fupported by fix lords eldeft Eons of peers, viz. Viikount Mandeville, I Marq. of Hartington, Lord Howard, Lord Grey, Lord Beauchamp, Lord Newnham, and at the end of it, the mailer of the robes ...

... additional alion> of ifh hive been ordered reinforce the Troop lor I..me Months pall in carry i, g tlx new F«*rti f.ca'i.n; at J'errol, witich are lo lb with ail Expedition. A great Number of double harccJ Saws are now executing on American Commifli at Birmingham ...

... Travis, Vicar of Eadham, to Stringfellow, of Nlanchcfter. KNUTSFORD RACFS. Lad Tuefday. th of by 4. Year - old, was run for by Lord Grofve”o:'s c' ; It Mr. Steel's ba till , • Lie,:ket z 3 Wm. Ingram's c it, (;i ft t 2 2 Mr. Hari bay c( It, Nil; Prins Ir ...

... malt . • I. SCOTLAND: Edinburgh, Dec. zR . The io,oool. pare, drawn in the Ilete lottery, is the property of the Earl of Errol. Yelterday the Right Hon. the Lady Hope was fafely delivered of a daughter at flopetchz. hutile, tise feat of the Earl of Hopeton ...

... thr Didtilmatlen Ibi,tll together wh.cla tLe Language ever ptoduced. • To be (Prke . L I fir 1 N F UMBER X. Of f the • ROBERT LORD CLIVE, Baron . . rancid_ . impartially delineated his Talents in the Field ; his Maxims of.QMiernmeit in the Cabinet, during ...

... Dut.donrld, Stair, Rofeherry, G'afgow. Lords Borthsvtck, Lindores, Colvil, Napier. Signed Lifts w-re by the following Lords; In favour Eail Earl of Hopton, In favour of Eati Stair, Duke of Athol. Earls of Errol, Rothes, Cult's, Abetcorn, Loudoun, Lauderdale ...

... men of the Grinds. _ Lord Paulet—Lately made Lord Lions's.' of Devon. Lord Beaulieu—A Red Ribboe. Lord Willoughby of Parham—ridk • Lord Errol—A Scotch Peer. Paget. Lord Pe ...

... Balti- more, of » ia che C of Longford, jo Sreiand, Lord Propri and Governor of land, BF. R.S. who died the h of laf Month at Na was born Feb. 6, 1731, and fucceeded his Father, Charles, the late and fixth Lord, April 74, 17 --We hear he has be- aeathed his ...

... Grace the Puke of Dorfet, Lords Suffolk, Weymouth, Germaine, Villiers, Denbigh, Falmouth, Cadogan, Sir John Moor, Sir Robert Hamilton, &c. his Majefty returned to the Queen's Palace at Half pan Two o'Clock. Yeflerday the Lord Mayor attended the Levee at ...

... Mar • yuck of Lothian; the Eails of Errol, p.gfinton; Caf- Abercurn, Kelly, Galloway, Laader.lale,London, Levan, Nurthcfk, Ab o y ne , Ab er d een , Marchmont, Rofeherry, Hopeton ; Vitcount Stoimorre; and from Lords Cathcart, Belhaven, and Rollo. Storkbohn ...

... the 28th of July by the Ranger and Beaver armed Yelleda of and 8 Guns, 4o and 28 Men. Thep Vail* had alto taken the Earl of Errol from Grenada, and the Nevis Planter, horn Nevis for London, which Ships being large, took great Part of the Amortican Crews ...