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... revere! Papers from the Navy Office,l and from the Eati-lode Houle. Mr. Vitt piefented a Petition from the Univerlity of Cambridge againft the Stortfot d Navigation Bill. The Houle in a Committee on the Ways and Means, came to leveret Refolotions, which ...
... will feel themfclves indebted Mr. Curwen, without whofe intervention, it is probable, (however the pretenfions of the Noble Duke, for the afeertainmentof hit rights, might have been deliberated on) the claims the Idand (frudrated they have long been) might ...
... LONDON, Marcu 29. The Mr. Donnas, who flands tor the Univerfiry of Cambridge at the next general eledlion, in oppofition to Lord Euston, is not anv relation of the prefent Treafurer of the Navy, Mr. Henry Dundas—he is the fon of Sic Toomas and nephew ...
... —At twelve o'clock their Majcflics, his Royal Iliahnef* the Prince Wales, and the three eldcfl f’lincciTx, preceded by the Duke of Roxburgh, bearing the Sword State, the lie; aids at Amis, Purfuivants, and other attendants, went in procclhon to li Chapel ...
... Robert Murray Leith, bis Majeftv’s Envoy Vienna, whit It w.ittlecl to llie Duke of Leeds, Ills teat lit N'onli Mims. 'I l-c- nnivcil town ycflctd.iy, fiom his tarn ailing ilit Cambridge. 'Jin; clerk eminent JJankinghonfe in I.ombai ...
... York, Mr. Nunnl Earl of Cambridge, Mr. Norman; Lord Seroqp, Mr. Refs; Sir Thomas Grey, Mr. Hill; Earl of EietCf. Mr. Whitlock ; Harriet Scroop, Mrs. Whitlock- FRENCH. Dauphin, Mr. Betterton; Duke of Bnurbon, Mr. Mar- Ihall; Duke of Orleans, Mr. paffet; ...
... s**s rough j Briftol LivernotJ 3 ,J11 74 Mamncftcr 8»5‘9 Oxford Norwich f»3° Birmingham York 2,285 *.2*9 Sheffield 2» ...
... faid, the Right Hon. had relied his motion folely on the unfuvou''Opl( imprekon that had obtained refpeQing the claims the Duke of Athol. Mr. Curwcn declared, he had not made his oppoftlion on that ground, nor had any other perfon intcrellcd in the properly ...
... was determined rather to blow up the fort than furrender, the Duke of York’s regiment had a grand field-day in Hyde-Park at which his Majedy was prefent, attended by Colonel Manners. The Duke commanded in petfon, and the regiment went through a great variety ...
... of idle and diforderly banditti could fcarce have been devifed.—Xh e y k' cured 240 this llratagem. His Royal Highnefs (he Duke of Clarence has opened a houfe of rendezvous at Richmond, engage feamen, and has offered two guinea* befides the King’s bounty ...
... County of Cambridge, and High Stew. that D. Caiv v ec , f iL ity, A Tactruire. s r ti e Brinfh 3tiras f ad. Lordthip is fu in Title and Sftate by, !Lis Na. ply,/ Phil Efq. eideft Son the late CEA:cell tefeutative is Pst:iansent foe Cambridge. A Gazette ...
... Hig'anefs the Duke ot Cumberland was fu much recovered, that he attended the grand Concert of Music in Weltruinfier*Abbey. Tuefday the Right Hon. William Pitt wee r -in full Convocation, unaatinoutly chorea High Steward of the Univers:. y ua Cambridge. Ye derlay ...