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... ro. We have a Report that the Duke of Deux Ponts is dangeroufly ill, and that fome Palatine-Troops are, with his Confent, enter'd irjto his Dominions to take PofTeflion of them. Tis faid, on the other Hand, that the Duke Palatine of Brikenfeljs, who is ...
... a Savoy-Ncmours. She was Daughter of Charles Amedeus, Duke of Nemours and Aumale, and of Elizabeth Daughter of Cxfir Duke of Vendofme. She was marry'd the 20th of w May to Charles Emanuel 11. Duke of Savoy, who dy'd the T2th of June She was Sifter of ...
... Llandaft. By Richard Mayo, D. Reftor of 5. Michael ar Crooked Lane. Chnftian Liberty, Sermon preach'd before the Univerfity of Cambridge, St. Mary's Church, Auguft 1. 1724. By John Whitfield! D« Fellow ot Trinity College, and R«&or of Dickleburgh iu Norfolk ...
... a Guard, Kingftcn, from the County Jail in the Borough of Southward, to be try'd at the Affizes there. At the AfTizes at Cambridge, a Perfon was convi&ed of flealina theCorpfe of a young Woman out of Botfom Church Yard, and was fentene'd to be whipt at ...
... or the Small-Pox the Natural Way. . . . • On Thurfdav laft his Grace the Duke or !'.edf rd wis marry dat Aflindge Buckinghamthirc to the Ladv Ai.~e (Dauchrcr to his Grace the Duke of Bndgewater) the Rt. Rev. Dr. Egctt n, of Hereford. . r-i'ie 'vFrnin ...
... All persons who are indebted to Robert Preston of Wisbech in the Isle Ely and of Cambridge, Upholsterer, are to pay their several Debts to Thomas Of king's lynn in the County of norfolk ! ?j > , r w,lom they are affisn'd the said Robert Preston) or to ...
... open his Gates and the Jury brought the Verdict for PlantifF. Yefterday his Grace the Duke Norfolk fet for his Seat Worcefterfhire. As did likewife his Grace the Duke Manchefter for his Seat in Huntingdonfhire, The Reverend Dr. Smith is elefted Lecturer ...
... but Di. Felloe Souls College, Oxonj was chofen. the pay pillow of the piiyfidan®, London * About flbont the Utter una in Cambridge, the Rev. Mr. Karris, Profeffor of Modern -1 and Hiftory in that CJniveifity, eftablifhd by his Majefty, made his Inauguration ...
... Felony within the Benefit of the Statute, &c. was 'burnt the Hand, and feveral others tryed and acquitted. the Afiizes at Cambridge, illiam Young, convifted of Horfe-fteal received Sertence of Death, but was afterwards reprieved, ethers difcharged for want ...
... Feftival of the Affuwption cf the Virgin which is the Name of Princefs Stanillaus, the Duke of Oneans nurry'd the (aid Pnncefs in the Name of the mofl Chrillian King. The Duke of Eirkenfelt and feveral other Proteftant Lords and Gentlemen, who went thither ...
... We do not find any Ground for rhe crediting the Piece of News lately publifh'd in tbe Arrafterdam Gazette viz* That the late Duke of Ormond had made his Peace , and ms gting te threw himfelf at his Majefty s Feet at Han* ever* •ver. It is certain tbat Pader ...
... The King Place for 6 Years old Horfes, the heft ot 3 H.ais, iz Stone, Miles, • Duke Devonfhire's Long John the Duke Hawker, Stone 5 Pound, Miles, Guineas, forfeit Halt. Duke of Bolton's Bay Bolton, S Stone Pound, Mr. Panton's Spot, 9 Stone, 4 Miles, Guineas ...