... Lordfhip's Houle in Downing Street, Weftminfter. The Sponfors were the Right Hon. the Countefs of Cardigan, the Right Hon. the Lady Carteret Hotham, and the Hon. John Stanhope, Efq; Left Week died at Bath, the Rev. Mr. Thicknefs, ReElor of Swanington in Norfolk ...

... Lordlhip's Houfe in Dosra. : ?? Weftminfter. The Sporlors were the Right Hon. 1 J ountefj of Cardigan, the Right Hon. the Lady Carteret ?? j „ E;, . lhc H On. John Stannope, Eto; ,• Uft Night was decermin'd by the Court 0! Delegates ; *. wherein Ann Butler ...

... t h e F renc h Baileyr. three. whereof were capitally conviaell, viz John 414 8. 2 ' W n atlin and John Carbold, alias Cock Eye, for Smuge• :Ta, 0 N D 0 N. Dec. 8. gli ng ; and John Richardfon, for a Burglary. Ten.were tar St. imbtrs's ; Dec. G. his IVlajeffy ...

... fecond, the Duke of and the Lord North 3nd Guildford, the third, Sir John Rulhout, and Geo poddington, Efq; his Highnefs's jurer. the Henry Drax, his Highnefs's Secretary, and John ! y n Flq; followed by the remainder his iervants. All the horfes in the ...

... ; and his Afliftants were, the Marquifles of Tweedale and Lothian, and the Earls of Berkeley, Peterborough, Northampton, Cardigan* Winchelfea, Carlifle, Murray, and Morton. The Pall was fup- ported by the Earls of Portmore, Macclesfield, Briftol, Jerfey ...

... Chancellor to his Royal Highnefs, Sir Thomas Bootle. An Officer of Arms, The Mafter ofthe Horfe to his Royal Highnefs, Earl of Middlefex. ft rentleman Ufher ...

... of Rock- ingham. On Tuefday Night laft were interred, in the Family Burying-Place, the Remains of John Cheale, Efq; of Findon in Suffex, Norroy King at Arms. Thofe who attended the Funeral, fhew'd his Worth by the Sorrow they expreffed there, in regard ...

... with their Furniture, and an immenfe Sum of Ready Money, comes to Lady Cardigan, her Graces fecond Daughter. Her Grace was fourth and youngett Daughter, and one of the Coheirs te John the Great Duke of Marlborough. On Tuefday Morning about half an Hour ...

... Wedneftlay !aft died of the Gout, at his Seat at Tiudon-Place near Arundel in Suffex, John Cheale, Erg; -Norrc.)y King at Arms. . On Sunday died at the Bath, the Lady of John Crew, Fig; of Crew - -Hall in Chefhire, and Knight of the She that Ciun't.y. An ...

... cruize againft the Smugglers; one on the Kentifh, and the other on the .Suflex Coaft. On Thurfday laft died at Blackheath, John Afhley, Elq; a Gentleman well known for his many ufeful Traits upon the Trade of this Nation, particularly that Part of it ...

... Mary How, Widow, aged 112 Years; her Death was occafioned pulling a Codling oft' a Tree, the Limb of which breaking, fell her Arm and broke it: It is remarkable that about two Years ago, {he cut a new Set Teeth, and that her Hair turned from Grey to a beautiful ...

... Manchefter, TrelTell, with Butter, is entirely leap the John and Thomas, Ryitter, with Tobacco, afh'onjt.', and has loft her Bowfprit and Cut-water ; the Anne, Hill, with Provilions, afliore; the St. John VVhi.t: ting, with Proviftons, is entirely loft; the ...