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... War, and feut into Plymouth. His Grace the Duke of Marlborough is appointed Mafter-General of the Ordnance. The Right Hon. the Earl Gowcr, fucceeds the Duke of Marlborough as Lord Privy Seal. His Grace the Duke of Leeds is appointed Cofferer of the Houfhold ...
... Soldiers to aflift in the Reducing to Slavery (hortjd to think !) the Englilh American Colonies. LONDON. By Letters from Cambridge we are aflured, that Serjeant R has been there beating up for Volunteers; and that the learned and loyal Youth of that Univerfity ...
... Provision for Man and Horfe. Ycfterday fe'nnight the two Golden Medals given annually by his Grace the Duke Ncwcaftie, Chancellor of the Univerlity of Cambridge, for the Encouragement of Claffical Learning, were determined in favour of Mr. Webftcr of Bennct-College ...
... about Six in the Evening, and the a.ept on itsCuurfe. The Troops ( on hoard of it confill of 25 Battalions. VVhen the Marlhal Duke Richelieu left this Place, ordered the Poll-maflcr to fend to Minorca the Packets that fhould come from Court dire&cd to him ...
... of Sutton Bcnger in the fame County, Joiner, was committed to the faid Gaol, for being Confederate with the r.bovc Hayes. Cambridge, May 12. Yeftcrday Morning died, after a lingering Illnefs, which he bore with true Chriftian Patience and Refignation, the ...
... reimbark it on the and carry it to Sea to a Bay adjoining to Port- Mahon, All this gives no fmall Difpleafurc to many. * And the Duke Richlieu’s Ovetfighti, of which the Courtiers his Adverfaries will not fail to make their AJ‘ vantage, will not be fo readily ...
... of Mailer of Arts by the Univcrfities Oxford and Cambridge. On Sunday died Twickenham, the Right Hon. the Lady Dowager Cattlecomer, Mother the prelent Lord Vifcount Caftlecomer, and Sifter to the Duke of Newcaftle. They write from Sevenoaks in Kent, that ...
... I-uprnflicaLillty to any Purpofe ? Or who can forbear wondering that o* Squadron could get away from nimble Sailors ? The Cambridge Man of War is arrived at PlymouJ from Admiral Bofcawen’s Fleet, having fprung l>er and Foretop-Gallant Marts; and on Friday ...
... Horfes; and when they came to the Stones End, the Royal Standard was fixed upon one of the Pieces of Cannon. His Grace the Duke of Marlborough, Mafter General of the Ordnance, was the Tower to fee the Proceftion. Col. Bockland’s Regiment of Foot is arrived ...
... him to proceed. His Cargo Ruin, Sugar, &c. A very fine Marble Statue (done by Ryfbraclc) late Duke of Somerfct, who was Chancellor of the Univcrfity of Cambridge for above fixty Years, was placet! lail Week the Senate Houfe there, on the Right Hand of the ...
... and Terminer will be for trying him immediately by the Laws of England. Between Eight and Nine ©’Clock laft Night the of the Duke of Dorfct, Capt. Forrefter, arrived at the India-Huufe, with an Account of the fafe Arrival.of the faid Ship at Limerick in ...
... do! D O Sunday there was a fplendid Court at Kcnfington his Majefty was at the Chapel, attended by his Royal Highnefii die Duke Cumberland. The Prince of Wales, Princels Dowager, Prince Edward, and Lady Augufta, were in the Drawing-Room. Several of the ...