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... on pilled the Seals to cloak IN M A. Chaplain to the Hon. Lady Baronet's Dowager ut formerly Fellow of Pembroke-Hall in Cambridge, and fiveral Yeats hall Preacher, to bold the.Rettory of Binbrookr St. nary, in the Cobnb an I Dime(. of Lincoln; together ...
... Coke, Efq; Vice-Cham- berlain of the Houfhold to his late Majefty. On Sunday laft died at his Houfe at Trumpington, near Cambridge, the Rev. Dr. Anftey, a Gentleman of great Learning and excellent Qualities, which ren- ders him much lamented by all who ...
... Difpenfation paffed the Great Seal, to enable the Rev. Mr. Robert Heron, M. A. Fellow: of Clare-Hall in Cambridge, and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Rutland, toholdtheße&oryof Cotgrave, in the County of Nottingham and Diocefe of York, together with ...
... this Occalion. The following Ships of War are ordered to be ex- pedited, which are now building in Deptford Yard, viz. the Cambridge of 80 Guns, the Buckingham ot .70 Guns, and the Deptford of 60. The Buckingham is ordered to be launched next Month. The ...
... Honourable the Lady'HtrVdy, and Fellow in Cambridge. Prifited at Cennbfidgt, by J. Bentham, Printer to the Vhiverfity ; _tiA Sold and deliver'd to the Subfcribers by C. Bathurft in Londtn, W, Tliurlbourh i_ Cambridge, M.Watfon in Burj, and W. CritiglUon tn ...
... ; Dr.Hcbberden, of Cambridge; Mr. Bell, an eminent Surgeon of this City, and two Foreigners of Dirtinction, were, in full Aflembly, elecled Fellows of the Royal Society. The fame Day the Antiquaries Society elected his Grace the Duke df Somerfet their ...
... Notice is hereby given, THAT at che Old Plumber's Shop near the Duke's Palace, Norwich, are continued to be Sold, by Rich abb Wa ?? in the Cockey-Lane, Pigg Lead, Mill'd and Caft Ditto, Caft Pipe ef all Sizes, Weavers Leads of all .Sorts : Likewife Cafe ...
... Dr.Hcbberden, of Cambridge; Mr. Bell, an eminent Surgeon of this City, and two Foreigners of Dillindlion, were, in full Aflembly, elecled Fellows of the Royal Society. The fame Day the Antiquaries Society e'lefted his Grace the Duke ?? Somerfet their ...
... Cornwall, she of Recorder, in the room of the late worthy Sir William Ittorice, But. The Candidates were, the Mott Noble John Duke of Bedford, 2nd Couofcllor Vivian of the fame Town; when the luta was cholin by a Majority of Votes, and declared duel, e7e&cd ...
... Notitt it hereby given, THAT at «he Old Plumber's Shop near the Duke's Palace, Norwich, are continued to be Sold, by Rich a«d Ward, in the Cockey-Lane, Pigg Lead, Mill'd and Caft Ditto, Caft Pipe* of all Sizes, Weavers Leads of all Sorts t Likcwife Cafe ...
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... Stomach, in the Sixty-fixth Year of his Age, the Mofl no- ble Algernon Seymour, Duke of Somerfet, Earl Of Hert- ford, &c. &c. His Giace dying without Hiii Male, the Title of Duke of Somerfet devolve* to Sir Edward Seymour, of -Maiden Bradley, in the County ...