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... Friday Night. [Brought from Loudon Exprefs.] fhit Day arrived tiLO Mailt from Frakc«. Flortnc.', March 16. VQgQB()B(HIS Day the Duke York arri- ved in this City, from whence Sir Horatio Mann, the Relident, with J.ord Forbith, fet out f, j) before to meet him ...
... hid Votes for the F.leflion of Steward for the Univcrfity of Cambridge, came over from France, Holland, and other foreign I’arts to give their Voices. It i; (aid his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York had determined to vifit Rome, the Rtafon ot liis adiiming ...
... delivered the Inftanr, was baptized the fame Day, at the Gallic Verfailles, the Names of Elizabeth Philippa ia Helena. The Duke of Parma, and the Queen Dowager of Spain, were Sponfors, Proxy. the per Ann. given charitable Ufcs the late worthy Mr. Da Colla ...
... Princes Corlini and Doria are fitting up (heir Palace', and Tomorrow the Duke will prefent at a Race of Barbary Horfcs. Naples, .Ipnl 17. We know not yet what his Royal Highnefs the Duke ol' York has given to the Conllable Colonna, fent by our King to invite ...
... and Prince Charles Duke of CourlanJ, before the Lord* of the Council net: it is fuppofed thofe Difpatchcs came from Count ilranicki, late General of the Crown, who always was in the Saxon intered. They write from Parma, that the Duke York arrived there ...
... And if any Difference (hall mile ?? to Entrance or Running for the faid Plate, the fame to be determined hy his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, or whom he fliall appoint. On Wednefday the sth, A Purft of Fifty Pounds will be Run for, by any four Years ...
... TANGF.NCIES, *« they have ti«n rdloreti Fr/uur/itu fitla and MartnuiC/teiaUui. With a SUPPLEMENT. By JOHN LAWSON, B D. Cambridge, Printed by T. Fletcher and F. Hodlon ; Ibid by MclT. Whifton and White in Fleet-ftrect,. Davis and Rcvmcri in Hoi horn, ...
... Kind. Printed for the Author, and h. : Appointment fold by J. Cooke, at the Paternofirr Row the BookftlJers at Oxford and Cambridge, and all Bookfellers and in Town and Country. • The' Anthor this Work declines faylne any Thing its Favour, fince foil receive ...
... Being neceflary ami ufcful Companion for every Gentleman who keeps Horsk. Dedicated (by PcrmiiTion) to His Royal Highncls the Duke of CUMBERLAND } An entire new Work, intHcd Pharmacopoeia Hippiatrica: O R, T H E Gentleman Karrier’s Rep'nfitory, Of and appiovrj ...
... the fame Kind of Shock ; And have like Accounts from different Part* both of Berkfliire and Wiltlhire. Our Corrtfpomler.t Cambridge writes, that on Sunday lad, the Rev. Dr. Barnardidon, Madrr of College, was eleiled Vice- Chancellor of that Univerfity for ...
... paid for the above Sum. amounts to £. 4,825,738. A fine Stud of Horfes are now purthafing for the Ufc his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Glouccfter. The elegant Cartoons, which were taken down fome Time ago in the Saloon in the Queen’* Palace, to hang that ...
... it appears, that the faid Watch was fold a Gentleman’s Servant, who was unfortunately drowned about fix Weeks ago his Wav Cambridge, between this Place and South-ferry. The Watch ftill in the Pofielfion of Mr. John Roberts, at the Crofs-Keys in Littleport ...