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... Marquis of Granby. Sir John Hynde Cotton, Bart. Curzon street, Mayfair. Cambridge university Hon. Charles Yorke, Bloomsbury square. Hon. Thomas townshend, Burlington gardens. Cambridge (Town of) Hon. Charles Sloane Cadogan, Street st james' Place. Soame ...
... Jackson, at Oxford; S. Bladon, No. 42, and J. Coo . , No. 16, in rater-noifcrrow, London ; MeiT. Fi. etcher and Ho dson, at Cambridge; Kirkby & Simmons, Mr. FLACKTON,andMr. Smit h,Booklellcrs Canterbury ; Mr. Silver, in Sandwich; Mr. Newport, in Dover ; Mr ...
... a crui/e This frigate* fprung a leak, and made a great quantity of water. * On Morfaay morning,atteno'clock, his Royal the Duke of Cum,- at Pcmmouth, from place, where he had dined His .Highnefs alighted the houfe of Admiral Sir John Moore he ftaid there- ...
... the of Monte Corvo, it was imagined it had been only intended as a meafare to induce the Pope to revoke his brief againfl the Duke of Parma but from a Manifeft© lately publilhed, wherein the King afferts his right of old to that place, and fome other Heps ...
... for enticing three journeymen to go abroad, to teach the art of tanning leather, contrary law. Extract of a letter from Cambridge, dated Auguft 24. The Vice Chancellor of our Univerilty, Dr. Marriott, having notice that his Danilh Majefty intended us ...
... about eleven o'clock, the King Denmark's bagaage, with feveral of his attendants, went through Whitechapel, in their way to Cambridge. The Hague Gazette the 19th inft. under the head London, fays, The conduct the inhabitants fevcral of the Englifh provinces ...
... on Monday for Cambridge with a numerous retinue fix poltchaifes, two poft-coaches, and great number on horfeback, will place to-morrow and go to Wentworth the Marquis of Rockingham's feat; from thence to Alnwick Caftle, the feat of the Duke of Nortnumberland ...
... feme difpatches arrived at St. James's, from the Governor of Gibraltar, by which there is advice that his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland was fafely arrived at that place in perfect health in his Majefty's Venus. By a private letter from Ayr, in Scotland ...
... but wore no ma.k, nor did he appear the public rooms very frequently during the the evening : their Royal Highne.Tes the Dukes of Gloucester and Cumberland were alfo in dominos; and was lamented that the Nobility in general gave more into this mode dreiTi ...
... arrived at Indi.i-Houie in Leadenhall-ftreet, from Holland. Earl yeftcrday morning died the moft noble Thomas Pelham Holies, Duke of Newcakie upon Tyne, and of Newcaltlc under Line in Staffordftiire, Ma rquis of Clare, and Lord Pelham, Lord Lieutenant and ...
... Court* Attorney at Law is committed to Newgate, order an auguft Ailembly. Ihe Duke of Grafton is ele&ed Chancellor of the Univerfity of Cambridge, in the room of the late Duke of Newcaftle, without The following is an absolute fact ----- Sonic little time ...
... Charles I. four fans \ two daughters-, of the faid daughters, Lady Anne the etdef}, was married to hi* Royal Highnefs James Duke 'Turk, after- , wards Ktng fames If. and him weis mother of their late Majejiies and Anne ; and of the fans Lawrenu the Second ...