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... the Dutchefs Ormord, her Return from Richmond, was flopt her Coach by y w-'il i«oi:nted and artn'o, in who cnoiur'd it the Duke was the and leem'd have a upon his Life, if he had I een there. •there. It has been obferv'd, that many Perfons arm'd and d' ...
... retender. We have nothin? of moment from the Can.P Si;) ';;;?, ex ...
... Fowey. The Kent, from the East Indies, brings the News, that the Ships call'd the Thistleworth from Bombay, and the Duke of Cambridge from the Coast and Bay, are not far behind, and will now suddenly arrive. The same Day several Hawkers, in the Liberty ...
... Harbouroughi Uppinghaih, Stamford, and other Markets. AN Eftate in Leverington and Parson Drove in Isle of Ely and County of Cambridge, consisting of a House, with 18 Acres of Land pasture the same belonging, Freehold, lying in a Place call'd South Inham ...
... granted to Wriothesly Duke of Bedford, and his Heirs, a Market to be held every Thursday, and two Fairs for Buying and Selling all manner of Cattle and Merchandizes, to be held Yearly for ever, at Thorney in the County of Cambridge, viz. One upon the 20th ...
... there will be about Lords, but none Englilh, except the late Duke of Ormor.d. We are inform'd, there will be Encampment Foot in Hide- Park, about Fortnight hence. ' They write from Cambridge, that on Monday the Mob pull'd down Mr. Hufley's Meeting-Houfe ...
... the Table. j Go ontbe Woollen-ManufaEiure-Bill on Monday. This Day Mr. George Strahan Bookfeller, was admitted to Bail. - The\Duke of Marlborough is ekpetted from St. Albans the middle of next Week. Mr. Townely of Townly for fome Days lay near Lewis in Suffex ...
... for having i'. Houfe the Shift-Shifted. We hear a Swedilh Pri'-ateer 28 G ins; Gottenburgh, has taken Ship, call'd the Duke of Cambridge 120 Tuns, bound'ftoin Archangel to Briflo'. Letters from Gibralter the 7th of September. N. S by the bit French Mail ...
... England and ILI- Liudy is oily tq prevent a in caje the young King Jhculd die, then the Eti&lijh and Dutch are Guarantees for the Duke Orleans peaceably tojuc- ed with his Iffue, and they are to afjlft him Sea and Land, if is tffcfed by any fvteign King) or ...
... ftill able to cope with that Monarch. there is Advice from Gohr, that Tuefday laft, after Hi} Britannick Majefty } with the Duke a>td Dutchefs of Blacken burgh, return'd front Hunting, His Majefty declared that he would fbortly Jet out for Hanover, and ...
... Royal Hghnefs the Prince. 'Ibe Reverend Mr. Booth of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Chaplain to the Earl of Lincoln, dy'd of an AppcpleElick Fit. Tis faid that his Grace the Duke of Stmerfet will be reflored to his Pcfl Mafler of the Horfe, and that ...
... Lord de Gray, fecond .Son to the Duke of Kent 4 Count Gmaardf, Envoy Extraordinary 10 Hon. Charles Unc ; to the Ear! of Bndgewater L.;dy Henrietta Daughter to the Duke ot i cks 2 ...