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... him. After they were gone, he by ftruggling broke the Cords and came home u Newcaftle between Eleven and Twelve o'Clock. Cambridge, July at. On Monday laft Mr. Neville Fuller, of HajJenham in the Ille of Ely, coming to this Town, was ftruck the Lightening ...
... Profperity to the Cinque Ports, Two Antient Towns and their Members • His Grace the Duke of Dorfet, Lord Warden of the Cinque ions ; the Lord Chanceilor ; their Graces the Dukes of Newcaftle and Bedford; the Barons in Parliament for the Cinque Ports and Antient ...
... oral ; tP. The Mug of Sardinia let ont from hehee Monday i. go to the Baths of - Vaudier. Since his Majetty's Depart.ire, the Duke of Sivoy has received the Foreign Knitters every Day in the King's Apartments, and has likewife tranfatied the cornnon Bufinefs ...
... I.C) N, itsivo f. M Jetty been rleas'd to promote the Hon. Lor.i Lk Cavendifh, .Son to his Grace the Duke of Devcinfhire, to he an Enfi4n in Cut. Duty's Company in the Firft Regiment of F, 0.- Guards. °There is'Advice by the Tryton, Capt. Campion, from ...
... thereto by his Grace the Duke tack Molt-Hole, Who robbed hint of his Watch and Money, and Bolton. got • • • . On Wednefday la the niter, Fellows and Scholars of St. reeitiog a dentlernan was Apt Welk Sc. Dunikan's Coll. ge, Cambridge, prefented the Req. Thorn's ...
... Grofvenor-Street. The Ceremony was performed by the Res—Mr. Jobnfoa, Prebendary of Lincoln. We hear from Cambridge, that the Daughters of the Jam Duke of Somerfet, Chancellor of that Univerge% have moile.en.(Xer to them of a Statue of their Father; which ...
... Weftminfter Commit- thod of Caring thrrings. A Sitee, with their Anfwer : Sum- mile, to Florio at Cambridge : mary of the mai important Al- On the Death of the Duke of fairs in the latt Seffion of P a- Richmr , nd : Lady's Reafanc for ment, continued: Charaaer ...
... re, the Ri , ht Hon. the Marquefs of Granby, eldett Son of his Gr ice the Duke of Rutland, to the Right Hon. the Lady Frances Seymour, eldeft Daughter of the late Charles Duke of &mercer, a molt and agreeable young Lady with a Fortune of o,eoo I. Ceremony ...
... to the Rioitt Hon. l'humas Lord Aylmer, to the Deotce of a Matter of Arts rer that Univerlity. On Friday next his Grace.the Duke of Richmond will let out, al order to make the Tour of Europe. Yelterday a Man was feiz'd at a Houle in Brick-Lane, Spittlefields ...
... ltuAntioes of Gouds duien from the Keys River Thames. This Day war Pmbhfivel, (Pries Six-pews) The STUDENT: or, The Oxford and Cambridge Monthly MISCELLANY. NUMR . ER IX.. Containing, !t e - • We are allured, that the Commiflion appointing a Court Mar jia to ...
... fecond Daughter of the late Chales Duke of Sornerfct i a very beautiful and accomplifh p ' e dzi:ung Lady, wi.h a Fortune of 1 5 0,000 I. The Ceremony was m'd by the Rev. Mr. Barnard, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, Chaplain to her Grace. We hear ...
... died in an Alms-Houle, at the Bottom of Redcliff- Hill, Elitabetb Bull, aged who retained her perfat Senles to fr'laft. Cambridge, Oft. so. On Thuaday the ttth of this Irritant, Mr. Middleditch, Butcher, at Brinkley, in this County, killed a Bullock, ...