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... Robert Bolton for his ?? Innocence. • 1 2. To Ditto, for his GettclifftU Quie of Northumberland. 3. To Mr. Samuel Travis, for His Duke di Broglio. ?? : And for the belt Seedling Poliarithos, to Mr. Robbr't Gettcliffe, for his Trifle. ...
... Wednesday and Thursday's Posts. mm the L GND GAZETTE of Sept. If. Extract a Letter from Lieutenant Pearce, cf the to his Duke of Portland, dated Tepic, Galicia, Leagues the N.W. cf the City 'Mexico, April C, '1795. I Have the honour of acquainting your ...
... belonging to His Duke of BEDFORD, is intended to be This is to defire that Gentlemen will defift from fporting thereon in future, and to give Notice, that ali unqualitied Perfons trefpaffing on the fame will be profecuted. . WING, Agent to His Duke of BEDFORD ...
... Stretchout Fiery Furnace, 6s. Third, to Ditto, for his American Prince, 3s. Belt Seedling Polianthos, to Mr. Edward Carvill, for his Duke de Broglio, ss. Laft Monday the Annual Florifts Fcaft was, held at Burton upon Trent, when the Prizes were adjudged as follows ...
... happily received no Hariri. The Houfc of Commons fat on Saturday laft from TJooiTtill TW6 ?? * Morrii lig. R on Pfciday his ?? Duke of Glou- ceiler, and feveral of the Nobility, were prefent to hear the Debates ; as were alfo feveral Peers on Saturday ...
... the on reco Aldermen the proper to Ele&io Hon Sir Hed- ry by- j the Court j rnuf- t Mtarx Edward Ju£mjftu for late Royal Hi Duke purfaance it is occafion of choice of Mr Mayor then the Hilf-tings Livery choice made Mr eleft thereupon came and genteel ...
... to 3s. 3d.—Beans, 4s. cd. ts. per buihel-. . . - A'difpenfation pafied the Great Seal, to empower the Rev, John M. A. to his Duke of Rutland, hold the reclory of in Lincolnfhire, together with the rectory of Harlton, in the county of and diocefe aforefaid ...
... the ‘Nobility and entry went out of town, with compliments of condolance to their Majefties on the much lamented death of his Duke ot York. Royal Highnefs the 1. was th’s morning reporied, that ihe E.& India Company's ¢ rvops had lately defeated of the ...
... Fiery Furnace. 2. To Ditto, fcr his Golden Scepter. 3. To Ditto, for his Lady Warren. Bell Seedling to Robt. Gctt'cliffe, for his Duke of Northumberland. We hear from Burton, that at their Florifls Feafl, for the Annual Shew of Spring Flowers, lately held ...
... that nene of the ¢ ollowers dare ugder- take it Noblem except his Danifh and a an well known on the turf, which they happily His Duke of Bedford had his pocket picked on night lat at the Opera-Houte, in the Hay-Market, of pler Mache moulted in erd having ...
... Floodas TJBjMjjl'-' ceftor came over will place in days confultation phyficians ferjeant furgeons and his ries w The two gold his duke oNcwcarfle Uoiverfity or encouragement of Claffical to B A Tan-cred Student Ch college fcholar Chartef-houle to Mr A Cat ...
... flores from foreipn wons ‘Lhe Duke of Grafton has taken Fa:! Gower’s houf 1p tor his refidence. Sir James Lowiher has taken his Duke otf Newcall! s Lincola’s lan ieids for iis ...