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... at Chatham are all victualled, and are ordered round to Portsmouth. We hear that his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, proposed to be in that Place on Wednesday in Whitsun Week. On Wednesday Night last died, after ...
... fihul efter. med excellent Drau^htfrncn and compleat Sfiijs- wrighti. M* We hear his Grace the Duke of Newcaftle, Chan- cellor of the Univerfity of Cambridge, fets out for that Place on Monday next. ...
... fhalt receive no /nore letters fjonv Thy Friend 01 AD I A IL An Extra ft of a Letter from Cambridge, dated June 1 8, 1753. On Thurfday laft his Grace the Duke of New- caflle, our Chancellor, came hither from Gogmagog- Hills, the Seat of Lord Godolphin ...
... Rider took, thanked the Dragoon, and, as a Reward for bus Uynvfty, gave him— -- — — A Shilling,. On Monday their Graces the Duke and Dutah&f, of Dorfet, and Lord Geoige Sackville, fet out for Ireland in order for his Grace to open the Seflions of Parliament ...
... SATURDAYS POST. [Received by an Exprefs from London.] LONDON, Friday, Gather 26. By Letters from Cambridge we are affined, tliat the Gentlemen of that Univerfity are preparing In* ftruclions to their Rcprcfentatives in Parliament, to life their utinoft ...
... Company were reinftated, and met with no other Moleftation. On Sunday the Rev. Dr. Richardfon, Maftcr of E manual College, Cambridge, preach'd before his Majefty at the Chaple Royal at St. James's. On Friday laft the Right Hon. the Coumefs of Fal- mouth ...
... heard, the Bill was laid afide. A Perfon of greater Dillindtion than any yet talked of, 'tis faid, will fucceed his Grace the Duke of Dorfct as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. A large Danifh VefTel, valued at 3000 1. and the Cargo, confifting of 'limber valued ...
... Farm, and done Damage to the Corn and Grafs : This is to aifure any Perfon who js willing to become Tenant, that his Grace the Duke of Mancbesteb, and HsitnT Ox end en, t_fo; wiil give to the fail Tenant, or to fuch Perfon or Perfons as he fhall duly appoint ...
... LONDO Yeffenlay his Grace the Duke of Oruftoi • . Oi - ders for a warrant to he made: out, ; ?? ii ?? Dr Shav/ Phyfician in Ordinary to his room of Dr. Mead, de-cafed, who . - - i. Flattery, might be juftly called tbe ■- r. * kyfician ofthe Age. the Corpfe ...
... Helen, in the City of Worceftcr, worth upwards of 220 1. per Annum. By AcCOUQtJ from Hath Yefterday, we hear his dace the Duke of Rutland was thought t_» be fwiie- thing better. The Marquis of Granby, Lord Robert Sutton, and Lord George Manners, his ...
... better than none. In Italy and Holland thefe Expedients have been already in- troduced. We hear that his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cum- berland is fitting up a Hunting Seat near Ahesford in Hampfhirc, where Kennels are provided f©r 160 Couple of Fox-Hounds ...
... COU NT R V NEWS. Cambridge, March 16. On Tuefday laft, after a n Examination of four Days, before the V ice-Chancellor, the Bifhop of Chefter, the Maftcr of Clare-Hall, the Mafter of St. John's, and Dr. Davis of Trinity Col- lege, the Gold Medals given ...