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... adjourned from Bofton to Cambridge. 368. '6. Paoli arrives £t Leghorn in an Englifh veflel. 381. 2&. Gov. Bernard intimates his being repair to Britain. July 5. The London petition prefented to the King. 352. 384. 7. George-James Duke of Hamilton dies, in ...
... enquire Mr John Williams or Mr James Shepard Attorney MONDAY'S POS O N HE King been pleafed appoint his Grace Henry Fitzroy Duke oi the Right Hon North commonly called Lord North George Onflow Charles Jenkinfon Jeremiah Dyfon Efqrs to be Commiffioaers ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 31. St. HE King has been pleated to a p - YaMel, Dec. 3,. T appoint his Grace Augulltiq Henry T Fitzroy, Duke of Grafton, the Right Hon. Frederick North, commonly called Lord North, George Onflow, Charles Jenkinfon, and Jeremiah Dyfon ...
... LONDON, December 31. A \ E - S S ' ec * 1 * ie Kig has een pleated 1 race Auguftus Henry P'itzroy Duke onlv °n' Right Hon. Frederick North, com:nkirif Lord North, George Onflow, Charles ° n ',. Jeremiah Dyfon, Efqrs. to be Com- 'ft„ or , execu ting the ...
... Prcpaiations for cleaning and prclerving the Iceth and Gums; and likewife cures the Scurvy, &c. '* * Any by fending Line to his the Duke Kingjfon's New Walks, Bath , (hall be immediately waited on. For the Y E A R 1769. This Day is publijhed, Price is. Bd. neatly ...
... COUNTRY INTELLIGENCE. Cambridge, Dec. 30. About a fortnight ago, an oftler at an inn in Bedfordfliire, and a waiter at an inn in Hertfordlhire, agreed to buy a lottery ticket.— They employed a carrier to purchafe it, which he did, land regiftered it in ...
... the Speak unto the Ifrael bid the borders their they fringes of ribbon Blue Wednefday time the Guards St James’s as his the Duke of Cumberland Hon Fowke of his Royal Highnefs’s Equerries the Equcr-rie’s which accident and were very was taken the apartments ...
... Rollsfciotr l . le f' ot ht John’s college, Cambridge, will Its M,a° Deanry of Ely, in the room of Dr. Hugh » ’ her Chrill-college, appointed the fee of Car- jlv*c - Sl?''’ f'bow of King’s-college. Cambridge, ■whfiiu. Lha, ;l Cope, Ban. the Redory Drayton ...
... under thefe holy pretences, of exciting a {pirit of infurredtion among his fubjeéts. COUNTRY-NEWS. Extralt of a letter from Cambridge, Dec. 30. 4. About a fortnight ago an Oftler atan inn in Bedfordfhire, and a 2 Waiter at an inn in Hertfordfhire, agreed ...
... with gold chain of the moft exquifite worktnan-fhip “ Wchear that the reverfion ofCleremont was pur fome time before the late Duke New-caftie’s death Lord Clive Tuelday laft died houfe in Leicefter-Fields aged 81 Mr fen next day aged Mrs Robfon wife They ...
... fpeedily be put in com— i-iTion. Yefterday morning died, at bis lioufc in St James's ftreet the Molt Noble Charles S-.ck.iile, Duke and Earl of' Dor- fct, i.arl of Middleltx, Lord Lieutenant, Vice Admiral, and Cab— ?? of the county of Kent and city of Cantci ...
... therequeftofthe Emprefs, with the Grand all the t# S te phen-; at which ceremony great officers of itate a flirted.— Gazette. Duke bee, t remarked that his Royal Highnefs the as often uce^er does not vifit the public diverfions his , » we me informed that ...