... Lord Thomona's Mare againft) the Duke Rutland's Mare. 4 5. o '* Bth Puke of Somerfet's Hyp, eight» Stone and 61. againft Duke > 8 half 4 200 half. Bolton's Bay Jack. J pth Duk» of Somerfet's Windham,-» againft Duke of Boltoa's >8 31.4 20 - half Squirel ...

... which they divided among tuemfelves at a Houfe near His v's Ship the Oxford, with the Oiflow, Capt. Pcacock, * # and the Duke of Cambridge, Cape, foil, both them very richly from Turkey, ore arrived at Sr. Hellene ...

... July 2& at Aylesbury. Bedford, Wednefday at Bedford. Huntingdon, Friday Auguft 2, at Huntingdon. Cambridge, Saturday Auguft 3, at the Caftle of Cambridge. Suffolk> Tuefday 6, at Bury St. Edmunds. Norfolk, Saturday Auguft xo, the Caftle of Ndrwith. City ...

... This Day is published. Miscellaneous Poems on State Affairs. Written by the greatest Wits of the Age; Viz. The Duke of Buckingham. The Earl of D The Earl iw-he iter, Lord J s. Mr. St. J ?-a. Mr. Marvel. Mr. Milron. Mr. Mr. Hughes. Mr. John Dryden. Mr ...

... not yet perfectly known. The famous Painter, Mr. Halton, is drawing a curious HueJhetfe the Horie-Races New-Market, for. the. Duke of. Rutland, which is near fiuifhed, and is to be into Lincolnfhire, , be hung in the Gallery his Sear at Bevoir- , Cattle ...

... On Thursday next will be Publish'd, MIscellaneous Poems on State-Affairs, written by the greatest Wits of the Age, viz. The Duke of Buckingham, the Earl of D---t, the Earl of Rochester, Lord J--s, Mr. St. J--n, Mr. Marvel, Mr. Milton, Mr. Toland, Mr. Hughes ...

... London, November 12. Enfign Gore who was fentenced for Mutiny and Deferjion Has obtained a Pardon at the Intercelfion of the Duke of Marlborough. Four Men of War and upwards of 200 Merchant Ships are arrived on the Coaft from the Baltick, whence more Men ...

... Glaget, Chaplain to the Earl of Sunderland, of per Annum, in Norfolk. The Reverend Mr: Hall, Fellow of St. John's-College in Cambridge, is made Chaplain to the EmbafTy in Holland, under the Lord Cadogan vacant by the Promotion of the Reverend. Mr. Smith, to ...

... and Foot-'Gimds' Mayfly's Birth-Day., ' ' The? The 'Reverend Dr. Savage who >*as made a Do&or Divinity while the King was Cambridge, is prefeuted to the Living of Chrift-Church in the of Mr. Caftle deceafed. Thirty Liveries were fent to the Earl of Cadozan ...

... to the Duke of Dorset, and Tutor to his Grace's Children, took the Oaths in the Court of King's-Bench, to qualify him for a Living of two hundred Pound per Annum in Kent, given lately by the said Duke. We hear that next Week his Grace the Duke of Chandois ...

... failed through the Streatham for the Eaft Indies •, London and Loyal Charles, both for Jamaica -, NeptunefK. George, Duke of Cambridge, ?? of Gloucefter, all for Virginia -, Judith for Maryland', Neptune for Malaga •, Brothers for- Leghorn, and the Eagle ...

... Gallway appointed his Grace the Duke of Devonfhire fole Execfl> his laft Will and Teftament; and to diftribute the Moneys left the French Refugees. The faid E«rl, we are told, has left very confiderable Legacy to his prace the Duke of Beaufort* On Monday laft ...