... throwing him Twickenham. The Iron Balcony over the Dome St. Paul's, Gildjng with G >IJ, at the Expence a Noble Peer. Yefterday the Duke Kent out for his Seat called Wreft in Bedfordfhire. Robert Shannon, his Grace's Footman who was committed fome Days fiuce the ...

... Arrival at Portfmouth of the Shoram and Lyon Men of War, and 7 Merchant-fliips in the Downs, viz* The ElTex, Darby, Mary, Duke of Cambridge, Sarum, Prince Au- gustus and Leicefter, all from the Eaft Indies, very richly laden. Several Perfons of Diftinaion, ...

... a human Body and the lower Part, that a Filh they were both born alive, but were ftiffied rhe Wednefday lift Servant of the Duke Kenr, a Carrier between Hyde-Park Corner and and committed for the fame. Tfcey write from Chipping- Wicombe, July 3, that Days ...

... iyal at Portfnmth } oj the SBranf and Lyon Men of Wat, and ?? Merchant Ships in the Downs, viz.. The Bffex, J)erby y ,Duke of Cambridge) Sarum) -Prince AuguftnS) Mary and Lethe^ lierj all from the JLaft Indies very richly laden. Several Perfons of Diftinftioh) ...

... Catalogue. A fliort Character Charles U. King of England. Writttn by Duke of Buckingham, Lord Prefident of her late Majcfty's ivy-Council. With the Conference between the late Duke Buckingham and Father Fitzgerald, Irifn lent by King James 11. convcrt ...

... building a very fine Houfe, 'tis computed it will cofl 20000 /. We have an Account, that the Theatre and King's College at Cambridge go on apace, the Theatre is near Roofed, and that the Reverend Dr. Bentley s Terrence is near finijh'd, and is to be dedicated ...

... lafl Thurfday for the Bath, where there is a great Number ofthe Nobility, of which the Dutcheffes of Rutland and Newcaftle, Duke of Kent, Lords Hallifax, Hertford, Clarendon, St. John, Harvy, Scarbrough, Dunmore, Somervell and Lovat. Laft Wednefday, John ...

... Nights, and they'exchanged feveral Guns, but Hanover having got to the Windward, had no more the Pyrate't Company. The Duke of Cambridge, and the Halifax, are arrived in the from Scanderoon, fichfy laden, on Account of the Turkey Company. lift, Officer having ...

... Garter; which was once done by the late Queen ; and we hear that the Duke of Manchefter is to carry the Sword. This Week there was an Affembly of Gentlemen and Ladies at Reading? where the Duke and Dutchefs of Kent, alfo the Earl Cadogan and Count Staremberg ...

... Geekie.and Mr. Caftle, the University of Cambridge, are appointed itehall Preachers fur the Months and November. A Vein df Coj*pr,. halt a V*ard wide of folid Oar, has been lately bech, the Hftate of rhe Duke of Wharton in the North of England. .Laft ...

... hear, that the Clofe laft Week* Mr. Ingram, Mr. Hough, and Mr Prior, were •hofirn Fellows of Trinity College in Cambridge: His Grace the Duke of Montagae, hath prefented the Reverend Mr/ William Denlam the Vicarage of Stoneleigh in Warwickfhirt, vacant ...

... that the Clofe of lafl: Week, Mr. Ingram, Mr. Hough* and Mr. 1 Prior, were choferi Fellows of Trinity College in Cambridge. His Grace the Duke of Montague hath 'prefented the Revd. Mr. Williatix Denham to/the Vicaridge of Stoneleigh in Warwick-hire, vacant ...