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... by fome means or other, forced together to prevent the rifing and fwelling thereof. g. We hear a Cook to one the Colleges Cambridge, out of hisßegard for the King or Pruffia, made up a large Collar of Brawn, weighing near hundred Weight, and cafed it up ...
... in an old Stcrking, which the haslet to her Grandfon, William Stringfeilow, of a • Journeyman Patten- maker . in Cambridge. From Cambridge, Dec. ;8, that Monday iaa one Ann Appleyari, a young Woman who had run away from St. Mary's Work he we, being big ...
... the People are loft, as they have not been heard of. We bear that the Rev. Mr. Owen Jones, late of St. Jolm's Col. lege, Cambridge, was Week appointed Matter of the Free Grammar School at Brentwood in Ettex, in the room of the Rev. Mr. Morgan, decesed ...
... a new Engagement was expeCted. L 0 N D 0 N, Jan. 17. By Yeflerday's Mail, the Court has received advice, that the Marfhal Duke of Broglio, having been informed that in the Town of Dillembourg, and its Cattle, there was but a feeble Garrifon (about a ...
... that at a little from (Quebec they met with violent Storm, in which three of this little Fleet, namely, the Seneflerre, the Duke Fronfac, and the So!ei Royal, tfruck a Sand Bank and were loft ; that an Enghfh Frigate fent her Boat with 150 Men, to plunder ...
... be performed in a+ Hours, allowing three Hours Reit, and the Gentleman is allowed to chute his Ground. The Univerfity of Cambridge has been pleafed to confer the Degree of Matter of Arts upon the Rev. William Smythies, late Fe/ - low of Sidney SulTex College ...
... Saturday died at Paddington Mr. Wellwood, formerly S,ewarJ to the Duke of Devonfhire, and one of the Yeomen or his Majetty's Beer Cellar. On Saturday Afternoon died at his Hussfe in Duke's Court, Mr. Eialmus King, a Gentleman well known fut his Lettures ...
... Brillol. at a common council lately held, unanimoufly refolved, ' That the freedom * of that city be prefented to his Grace the Duke of New* * callle, andto the Right Hon. William Pitt, Efq; asagrate- ...
... have made the ftrongeft Inftances to the King, to prevail with him to confent to a Peace ; and that, on the other hand, the Duke de Choifeuil and his Party leave no Stone unturned, to prevent a Peace. Nevertlielefs, after a long and ferious Deliberation ...
... though the faid Lord Mohun had the good Eortune tot acquitted his Peers the two Murders was at lail killed in a Duel with the Duke Hamilton in Hyde-Park, who likevvife fell in that fatal Conteft. The Sun lu.s its Spots, and the .Crimes of a few Delinquents ...
... Directions, to be obterved tor that Purpofe. By H. V- N N, A. M. Vicar of Huddtrsficld, late Ftiio-zu o_f Stuten's-ColUge, Cambridge, And my Sabbaths they greatly polluted ; then 1 laid, I would pom out my Fury upon them. Ezek. xx. ij. Where alfo may ...
... died, and more lfl of the fame D !temper. Admiral Holmes will let out in a Day or two for Portfmouth, in order to go in the Cambridge Man of War, with two Frigates, as Convoy to the Jamaica and Leeward Iftand Fleets. On Tuefday laft died at Romfey, Hants ...