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... Edward will both be called up to the Houfe of Peers by Patent Shortly ; the firlt as Duke of I.ancafler and Berwick, and Ear! of Ormond; the latter as Duke of Cambridge and - ■ Oricney, and Earl of Limerick. fc The Belmont Eaft-lndiaman, Capt. Gammage, ...
... fuc- ccflbr to General Wafhineton, gives his function to this party, and appears to afiift their views.] The title of Duke of Cambridge is to be revi- ved in the perfon of one of the young Princes. The Poles have been forced, by the Ruffian Minifter, to ...
... ll irt ?? - I in- Ret). Tho, Ke, vc, c, ctnr nf llrnthley, in S.ili'olk, to Ie , h ipli.in to In, (li-.ei tin- Duke nf .S.imerUt.- \t Cambridge, the Rev. lofhua ?? A. 11. m be f.'llnw of litiie't eiill.i the Uri-. S imiii I I low, and Tim. Bafeley, in the ...
... held, which chiefly confided of the following Noblemen and Gentlemen : The Dukes of Bedford and Grafton, Lords Mansfield, Sandwich, Talbot, and North, and Richard Rigby, Efq. The Duke Rutland was there, but withdrew before the council was opened; at the breaking ...
... company three of guards muttered in Hyde Park to to be for America all turned out volunteers The two by Grace Duke Grafton Chancellor of Cambridge for encouragement claffical year adjudged to Mr Mr Chriffian or St arts A Lloyd's feven French cent by lilt ...
... held, which chiefly confided of the following Noblemen and Gentlemen: The Dukes of Bedford and Grafton, Lords Mansfield, Sandwich, Talbot, and North, and Richard Rigby, Efq. The Duke of Rutland was there, but withdrew before the council was opened; at the ...
... To his Cfrace the DUKE ol CHANOOS, My Lord Pincf, SIVCE my an ival in 'own, from Rath, havin -f Irefletl mvieif by Lifer fo M . I'm, in oidir to acquaint him, that 1 1. id jiii' !;.otind» :o btbeve my/ill in ?? of feme marten of con qutncr, not unworthy ...
... which will be on Friday the inftant. They write from Paris, that the Duke Duras to be Calais the 6th or yth inft. to wait the arrival of the King of Denmark, The Hotel which the late Duke of York occupied, and houfe adjoining, are new furnilhed for the refidence ...
... MARRIED. Capt- Vincent, aid-de-camp to the Duke of Gloccftcr, to Mrs. Harvey, of Harley-ftreet. â John Wilcox, efq; of Southgate, Middlefex, to Mifs 1 Hume, tldclt daughter of James Him-.c, efq; fecrctary of the cuftoms. Mr. F. C. Bowles, furgeor ...
... Bath, April 18 Arriv'd here, His Grace the Duke of Bedford, Lord Viscount Strange, Lord Archibald Hamil- ton, Lady Goodie, Lady Bofcaweu, Sir Tho- mis and Lady Goodie, Sir '1 liomas and Lady tier/aid, Sir James Jay, ...
... ' AUTHENTIC LETTERS relative the in-tended Tax upon Irish Absentees Duke of Devonshire other Lords to Lord North My Lord IT is publickly reported projeft has been communicated to the King’s Minifters for pro-pofing in the Parliament of Ireland a regulation ...
... Married. The Rev. Mi . Marlrnll, B. A. of Trinity col- Icets, in Mils Fireman, ot Cambridge, Mi. Pitt, ol C'-iren* teller, to Mils Ri>bi.-in«, of Faliford,— -At Edinburgh, Sir Geoige Ramlay, of Banff, ban. tothe Hon. Mifs Elconora JPiafer, daughter of ...