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... Stockholm. There’s a Report that Cadiz has furrendred to King Charles, but it needs Confirmation. . , . london, O(tobtr\i 54* On Thorfday lan, the Lord Keeper, the Earl ot Angletea. apd the Lord Hyde, wee worn ot herMajefty’s moll Honourable Privy Council and ...
... and Ovaries Lord Mohun, in high Contempt and open Defiance of Our Laws, pursuing their private Animosities, Fought a Duel in Hyde-Park; and John Hamilton, Esq, was Second to the said Duke, and the said George Maccartney was Second to the said Lord Mohun ...
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... Wiltfhire, * Sir Richard How, Bar. * Robert Hyde, Efq; New-Sarum, * Francis Swahton. * Edmund Lambert, Efquires. Wilton, JoHn London, Efq. Tho. Pitt, jun. Efq. Col. of Horfe. ' Vownton, Gyles Eyre, * Charles Longueville, Efquires. Hindon, //w. Geo. Wade ...
... Attorney-General to be perused. Yesterday a Grenadier of the first Regiment of Foot-Guards was Shot in Hyde-Park for Desertion. Last Friday the Reverend Mr. Charles Wheatly was chosen Lecturer of St. Mildred in the Poultry, in the room of Mr. Shepherd, deceas'd ...
... attended with the fame. Agreed to the Lords amendments to the Pilots Bill r Laft Night the Committee of Ele_t ions voted Charles Stanhope, Efqj the Petitioner, duely Elected for Mil- burn ?? in Sotnerfetfhire, and tiot Mr.Har% fitting** Member. ,* . On ...
... ffy made a gracious rtr» both h'ouu'K. A r'til tHtil-arliamcnt was rh inff. The fame L>ay i» Troops of e, atid Guards, were Hyde ;,»k • rent iiel of Foot was tyed a Tree and whip* ...
... there was a Review of the 3d Regiment of Foot-Guards, preparative to a Review, v. htch 'tis faid is to be on Friday next in Hyde-Park before the King. We hear that Mr. Mift has charged Dr. Gal- lard, and Nathaniel Wilkinfon his Kinfman with putting in ...
... L 0 N D 0 N June 10. We hear the Horfe-Guards are to be r_« view ?? to-Morrow, in Hyde-Park. A Yacht is fail'd for Holland to bring ov_r the Lord North and Grey, who hath now fettled his Concerns in relation to the great Eftate of Minheer ?? his Father-in- ...
... appointed the Congrrfs in the Room of the latter. L O N D O N, 16. Sir Walter Young, Sir John Staniev, Bars. Tho. Walker. ,sir Charles Peers, Kt. Robert and Mr John livelyn, Bart, are appointed for managing and levying his jetty's Saturday the new horn Son ...
... Members returned for the Ensuing Parliament. Those marked thus were not Members of the last. County of Chcftcr * Charles Gholotondley, * John Crew, Corfe Ctftle Dennis Bond, Efq; John Efq; Montgommevy Town John Pugh, Efq; Radnor Town Thomas Lewis, Efq; ...
... Bufiriefs in Otteber. . London, April 21.. Un Thurfdayin the Afternoon, died of a Fever and Pleurifv, Piccadihy, the Right Hon. Charles Spencer, Earl of*Sundet> land, Baron Spencer of Worm Leighton, and Knight of the moft Noble . Order of the Outer. His Lordihip ...