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... Motive than lodifpofition, woujd be reckoned upon as nothing kf. than I’rccurfor of his Refignation. Their Royal Highnefles the Dukes of York and Clarence, were Jikewifr abfent through Indifpofitidn. A Report is very prevalent the Well J'.nd of the Town, that ...
... John Hicks, of RradJcnham, Efq. Cumberland. William Hrown, of Tallentire-hall, Efq. Chejhire. John Arden, of Arden, Efq. Cambridge and Huntingdon. Poftponed. ' Dmonfhire. Peter Pering, of Halhefton, Efq. Dorfetjh, Henry W»n. Fitch, iof High-hall, Efq ...
... the fame Footing as in the Time of the Emprcfs Maria Therefa. In the mean Time fevcral Companies of Troops belonging to the Duke of Wirtemberg, are arrived to reinforce the Garrifon and, it is affirmed that more Troops from the auxiliary Powers, will join ...
... Death of the late Emperor. The Titles of the prefent King, are—King of Hungary and Bohemia, Grand Duke of ufcany, Duke of Brabant, Arch-Duke of Auttria, and Duke of Milan. , In the Briftol Papers of laft Saturday, Henrv Cruger, Efq. Member for that City, a ...
... Mynd, Salop. The Betts are at Cambridge two to one that Mr. does not ftand the Conteft for the Univenity with Lord Eufton.—Lord Eufton, Side his own perfonai Intereit, having been educated Cambridge, has his Father’s, the Duke of Grafton’s, who is Chancellor ...
... Equipment of Spanifh Fleet Six Ships of the Line. The Reader will neverthelefs do well io doubt the Truth of this Report. The Duke of Clarence, his Punfluality, Regularity, a;id Forbearance, mews the Fcffihilitj a Prince % living within his income, and obtains ...
... and that'the Activity ufed in their Naval Arfenais give great Colour to fuch Apprehenfions. The firft Naval Exploit of the Duke of Clarence, wa* the receiving the Sword of Spanish Admiral whohad ftruck to Lord Rodney. —This Circumflance, truft, is ominous ...
... the Soldiers’ Arms. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of York, with feveral military Officers were picfent. The Pruffians ate certainly colledling confiderable Army at Halle the Command of which is affigned to the Duke of Brunfwick. Seven Companies of Artillery ...
... alfo by T. Longman, E. Cadell, and B. White and Son, London; J. Fletcher, and Prince and Cooke, Oxford; and J. Merrill, Cambridge. Where may bt bad, by the fame Author, SERMONS and TRACTS upon RELIGIOUS SUB- JECTS. One Vol. Oftavo, Price 45. in Boards ...
... the Parliament was prorogued with a moil gracious Speech from the Throne. Ycftcrday at Noon his Royal Highncfs the Duke of York, and the Duke of Richmond, with feveral General Officers, were in Hyde-Park, trying and proving feveral n-.v Patterns of Soldiers’ ...
... Meeting broke up, when the Duke of Leeds clifpatched his Meffcngers with Letters to the King at Windfor Lodge ; to his Royal Highncfs the Duke of Clarence, off Plymouth ; the Mtniftcr, at the Univerfity of Cambridge ; the Duke of Richmond, at Goodwood, ...
... Lieutenant of the County of Huntingdon , and the Right Hon. Philip Earl Hardwicke to be Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cambridge; their Lord- Ihips this Day took the Oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, iaftead of the Oattis of Allegiance and Supremacy ...