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... c Poetical Essays on feveral occafions. By the Rev. Wm. Cooke, M. A. fellow of New College, Oion, 2 6 Complete LISTSof the Dukes, Maroj-'lsses, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons, of G-cat-E'ita-.i and Ireland, according to their Precedence. With a Lift of tbe ...
... weeks thus ended the thanks of the meeting to the (heriffs and the chairman— -Many persons of confequence prefent among the Duke of Portland Earl Harcourt Lord Berkeley Lord Craven Lord Beaulieu Colonel Byron c gentleman was at the York meetings favoured ...
... 9 Poetical Essays on feveral occafions. By the Rev. Wm. Cooke, M. A. fellow of New College, Oaon, z 4 Complete LISTSof the Dukes, Mar((uissbs, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons, of Great-Britain and Irtland, according to their Precedence. With a Lift of the ...
... feme altercation arofe in which Mr Ruft ob ferved Sir George contraClor with government and for Huntingdon but did know him Duke Mancbefter tlen apologized for of decency in fpeakers and in an able and cool with his ufual abilities entered into the merits ...
... Ruft ob ferved, that Sir George is a contraftor with government and a member for Huntingdon, but he did not know him. The Duke of Mancliefter t' en arofe, and apologized for want of decency in the fpeakers, and in an able and cool manner, with his ufual ...
... i-imr accident oveifct, and notwitluianding all pof- fib afliftauce was given them, one ot two and twenty w -4 c drowned. The Duke of Marlborough, Lords Cranburn*, Ef- lex, Melbourne, Sandwich, Marchmoiit, Maiden, and Hyde, and 70 gentlemen, &c. of the county ...
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... uni-verfal uisfaflion ANKRUPTS 18 Matthew Warren of the city of York Style Iely of Lincoln Lincolnfhire fhopkeeper Scholey of Cambridge vintner Samuel Huggins of Hampton the Hill Warwickfhire chapman Scruton of Great Sairt London calender and hotprefler Thoj’ ...
... KLIN, 'January rj. Royal Louira Amelia, Piincefs A ij A Dowager of Pruffia, fitter to her Pruliian Majefty and to the reigning Duke of Drunfwitk Wolfenbuttel, died here on the w jth inttant, in the Kfiy-eighth year of her age, univertally lamented. LONDON ...
... S. Hazard, in King's-meai-fquare j fold alio Hy J. Matthew.;, Ko. it>, Strand, London, Fletcher at Oxford, Fie-elicr at Cambridge, and all ether bookfeilers* WELLS, Jan. 27, 1780. WANTED, a Counter-Tenor Voice, to fill up a vacancy as Vic.tr-Choral of ...
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