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... bat behaved with grtat Cemptfmre, and bds con- Jefitd tbt weiti Affair. It is ihuught Lord Egmont will fucceed his Grate the Duke of Grafton as Secretary of State, who is faid to have refigned this Week. It is reported, that the French Eaft-India Com** ...
... into fonie Department of the Government. It ii thought the Parliament cannot rife fo foon at wii intended. , Hii Grace the Duke of Richmond ii going fliortly to refide at Holland Houfe. Mr Wilkcl did not plead hii Pardon Yefterday io the Court of King'i ...
... went from Rich- mond Palate to Windfor} and after fui vey ing iha Caftle and Park, accompanied by their Royal Highneflts the Duke of Gloucefter end Prince Henry, dined it Beaumont Lodge with his Royal Highneft Prince Henry, and returned in the Evening to ...
... itfelf appi ove_ Among fhe Nobility that appeared Vrftcrday at Court, to pay their Compliments to hi* Ma- jefty, hu Grace the Duke ef Portland, the Countefs of Northumberland, and Lady Chw, made the moft brilliant Appearance of any of the Nobility. Laft ...
... Creation.- Alphabetical Lift of the Houfe of Common*.— Of the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen.— Univerlitie, of Oaford and Cambridge 1 Wiih a great Variety of ufeful and entertaining Tablet, fe. tdr* Printed ONLY for R. Baldwin, at N* 47, in Pater- nofter ...
... the neweft and moft approved Me- -1 thods now in Praftice among the beft Gardeners. By Mr. MAW E, Gardener to bis Grace the Duke of Leedi, and other Gardeners. Printed fpr W„ Griffin, in Catherine-Street I in the Strand ; K. Chafe, at Norwich ; 1. loft ...
... to the newelt and moft approved Me- tkedt now in Praaice among the beft Gardeners. By Mr. MAW E, GirdeneT to his Grace the Duke of Leeds, and other Gardeners. Printed for W. Griffin, in Catherine-Street inthe&rand} R. Chafe, at Norwich } T. Toft, it ...
... be had of Meffrt. Hawes and Co. Bookfellers in Pater noftcr-Row, and Mr. Dodfley, in Pall- Mall, London} Mr. Mer- fil, ai Cambridge; Mr. Fletcher, at Oxford; Mr. Cafi, at Weill • Mr. Raikes, at Glocclttr; Mr. Eaftoii, at Salilbuiy { Mr. Boi rough, at Dimes ...
... li, ami Pie- cilion. 1 .LoaJan ?? f«:R. aiwl J. Fuller, In Aye-Maria Lane. And. fold by |he Bjokl'elieis iof Oxford and Cambridge,- and by all other .'Bookfellers, Stationers, ,-|„ v i Now* - Can i;^, in JGteae Britain and Ireland. - V CON D I,T I O N ...
... lioiiu-an, tip Up lit Ycflcrday his majefty went to the houfe of peers, attended by the duke of Ancafter, and the earl of Denbigh j when the royal affent given to jg public bills, among which were the fpllowing. The bill for raifing 1,500,000!. by annuities ...
... the Public, that ,ht* ?? Alts TtroStlwli'lb'P'of * 6, -l. P er Ann * in St * I o • ,n ' , iferersf-ittbot 191. J College, Cambridge. -tiV-Scheiiilhipiof 171. lper Ann. in Brascn-* Jtor-I ditto of iil tos, > Nofe College, WihChiociic/Finei. ) Oxford. Aofj ...
... trade totally ruined. Howevereatravrdinary the following may fcem, it is neverthclefs an abfolute faft. -A gentleman of Cambridge planted a finglc grain of wheat laft year in the phytic gar- den, which has this harveft produced 91,109 ears, containing ...