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... RICKETS in CHILDREN, &c. A-c. is certify, that I Charles 1 Laurenfo, Shoemaker, at Mr. Hurleftone’s, in the Petty Cury, Cambridge, did, on Thurfday the Bth f-°il 'IT)’ ,ec ' » violent in the Wrift, w'ich fw-hed amazingly, was very full of pain, and Whereby ...
... rlin > January zc). IHI • Ro Highnefs Loulfa Amclij I I Dowager of Prutfia, firter t . r Pruffian Majefty and to the reigr ln Duke of Brunfwick Wolfenbiute Of ° 13th inftant, in the fifty-eight a ge, univerfally lamented. » g' James's, January 29. t has ...
... Grace the Archbjfhop of York, of Man is not a Lord, nor has he a Parliament, nor is he appointed or nomi>y the King, but by the Duke of Athol, Governor of the Ifle of Man, and is ftiied |-] On Monday, at his feat near Derby, Pickering, Efq; aged lOf years ...
... Argeir 260 Sea Dartmouth Dept. Eagle 150 28 Portf. Forcfter J4 Dover Richmond Succeffc 220 30 Newcaftle Darnley Iflex Anne Cambridge Dreadnought Dunkirke Edgar Fairfax Clouceftcr Henrietta Lyon Mary Monkc Monmouth Mountague Plymouth Kefolation Kevcnge French ...
... would be very injurious to the landed intereft ; fome families might even be ruined by it. The firtt family in the kingdom (the Duke of Norfolk) with almoft the firil fortune in it, had ootfeen an heir in the direft line for four generations. A tax, therefore ...
... militia, who may be candidates for fears, from their feveral duties. The Rev. John Hey, B. D. Fellow of Sidney College, Cambridge, and Norrifian Profefior of Divinity in that Univerfity, is prefented to the rectory of Methley near Leeds. Tharfday was ...
... a privy council was held at Saint James’s, when Lord Rivers, after-taking the ufual oaths, wasfworn in Lord Lieutenant of Duke of Chandos. the county of Southampton, in the room of the . Friday General Williams kiffed -the King’s hand at St, James’s ...
... Sir Richard Heron, the Mr. Swan forlorn fecretary Mr. Sheridan Mr. Robert Birch Mr. Edward Hunt./ Extrad of letter from Cambridge, JSlay 26. Tuefday laft being the day appointed by the High Shcriftâfor a nomination of candidates to reprefent this county ...
... Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gioucelter attends conffantly on the parade, and does duty with bis regiment. On Friday evening the Duke of Glouccfier had a long private conference with his Majelly at tne Queen’s palace, and on Saturday the Duke Cx vbeiland had ...
... any evidence on the trials of the rioters, who might be induced to give from the hope of reward. We hear that his Grace the Duke of Gordon, who has certainly been in town for feveral days paft, is under deep affliction on account his unfortunate brother ...
... —The Rev. Mr. Bringlow, A. M Bratten’Flcming, near Barnftaple, formerly fellow of Gonvtl and Caius college, Cambridge, and Chaplain to the Cambridge man of war.—At Hatch-pl.ce in Hampshire, Thomas D'Oyiey, Efd: This Day is pubiijhed. Price TWO SHILLINGS ...
... a (ea n the enfuing Parliament : Aylefbury. Mr. Hacon, Mr Ord, Mr J. Smith. BeveiJey. Sir James Pennyman, Capt. Evelyn, Cambridge Town. Col. Mr, Town Univerfity. of Granby, Sir NampLn Gideon. ■■ County. Mr. Philip Yorke, Loro Robert Manners. Coventry ...