... big, with no Preferment, Bewail'b his Grace's Stay at Citrmont: From Cambridge many an awkward Fellow Produc’d his Learning and Prunella : Of Oxford Men indeed a Scarcity, (For Cambridge was his Grace’s ’Varfity) Though now and then ONE would prefume hide ...

... got by the famous Horfc called Favourite, out of a Barb Mare. Favourite was got by the Duke of Bridge-waters Hazard; his Dam by Bat Bolton ; his Grandam by t^e Duke of AV-w- .rt/Z/A Turk i his Great Grandam by the Bierlv Turk, his Great-great-Grandam by ...

... He was got by the famous Horfo called Favouhts, out of Barb Mare. Favourite was got by the Duke of Bridgeiuatero Hazard; his Dam Bat Boltom his Grandam by the Duke AV-w--cajHe'i Turk i his Great Grandam the Burly Ture, his Great-grcat-Grandam by the Taffolet ...

... Day of 1757, hetween the Hours of Eleven and One o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the Houfe of Jofeph Wiodfor, at the Sign of the Duke of Beaufort’s Arms, in the Town of Chepftow, in the Count of Monmouth; A large Parcel of fine MAIDEN O A K-S, (with (bme BEECH) ...

... He is in the Houfe of Corredtion here, and anfwers to the Defcription of the Perfon advertifed. Extrail of a Letter from Cambridge, April 15. Two Gentlemen lately banifh’d from St. James’s, whofc Names arc Integrity and Frugality, are now at this Univcrfity ...

... laft Accounts received our Court from the Duke of Cumberland, put a good Face upon the Situation of the Army under his Royal Highnefs, and make no Mention of a Battle with the French: They advife that the Duke had fent his Baggage over the Wefer, and was ...

... Troops that are to join him, and then advance to the Enemy with a fufficient Force. From the French Camp at Rheda, June The Duke of Cumberland not thinking himfelf in his entrenched Camp, came a Rcfolution to decamp this Day between Three and Four in the ...

... will fail in fame of Ac returned Tranfport* icon poffible. Tuefday about Noon an Exprefs was received of the Arrival of the Duke of Cumberland, at Harwich, arid in the Evening palled over London-Bridge,'fbr Kenfmgton ; from whence it may be concluded, ...

... Captain of the Efpcrancc, a French Man of War of 74 Guns, taken by the Orford, Capt. Stevens, in November 1755. palled thro’ Cambridge in his Way to Lynn, in Company with feven other Officers of Diftinfiion, and thirteen of their Servants; the remaining Part ...

... the Church of St George Hanover-Square for Adultery. Monday William Whitehead, Efq; late of Clare Hall, Cambridge, was appointed by his Grace the Duke of DevonAire, Poet Laureat, in the Room of Colley Cibber, Efq. Left Thnrfday Evening the Chcfter Broad-Wheel ...

... Houfe in South Audley-ftreet, in the Year of his Age, after eating hearty Supper, Cape. Robert Wilkinfon, a Volunteer under the Duke of Marlborough at the Battle of Raroillies, in which Adion he 16ft both his Legs by a Cannon Ball. Saturday Morning a Man well ...

... Carcafe. Beef id. to zd. a Pound. Pork id. to 2d. Pound. Bacon 3d. [ Pound. the late Exail ''journal of the Duke of - v.’, f’ijlt to Cambridge ; WHILE Reverend Dons with folcmn r«ce. From Hall to Hall conduit his G e, Intent on his Diverfion j A Nod, ...