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... c_0 !i vres per an- num. He had befides, penfions from the Kings of Spain, Naples, and Sardinia. The hrft Weft York, the Cambridge and Oxford regiment- of militia, are fhortly to re- turn to this country from Ireland. Tuefday le ..night, in the evening ...
... ye witly on Pet m, Regt Ma: ie lin i The Duke of Lord Villiers, and the objects of general atten on Friday, where the f ercife of wa danced minuets, and t A cunous and ten tons ¢ voured in London on ¢ The Duke of Quent offered a reward guthor of an | ...
... all the Canal Acts, which coals but thofe which are Sea-borne, can be brought nearer than 18 miles from the metropolis. The Duke of Marlborough has completed the I redemption the Land-Tax on the j his vail landed property, pnrchafe of which :is faid have ...
... FielloWllip of Trinity-hall, Cambridge, -and has been fucceed- ed by Dr. Adams. ' The Brevet Rank elspef'kd fo be imime-diately granted to the armny, artilelry and marines will, i is faid, omprife the Ciptaitls cf the year a-94 . The- Duke of Marlbo'nugh 'has ...
... Fellowship of Trinity- hall, Cambridge, and has been fucceed- ed by Dr. Adams. The Brevet Rank expeclcd to be immediately granted to the aimy, artillery and marines, will, it is faid, coirprife the Captains of the year 1794.. The Duke of Marlborough bas completed ...
... be adtnitted with fimilar temporary'raok, confornmable tothe mode Trecently adopted with the Ergfli Msjia liat he Oxfcrd, Cambridge, and Welt Yontk teairnen'ii of Nilitia bad reczived orders to Or'iba k at Dublin 'early laft weelb, and w'ere expefied. to ...
... Fjre- fS EBP GTFEN Qffidfc huiit0 of an Advertisement in a in the month 172 I of some with' me in county 6r by names the Cambridge Will eftablifhed the t-t by A N bidder Hannah field- satisfaction invite her to meet on the stage and afbrefaid auant a the ...
... 11 am, Ro-j'itord James ?? a 1 x c i: i 1. v, lr*itl**_ Kobe rt Di x, Ely Joseph Fetch, |un. Wifb-c'h Wu.' Cost a see. Cambridge John Palmer, Upwell To pievcni ?? f. iii.tti-iuti_.is. perf_ns rcmov. in Z infuranccs from other oilicci will , s ,ivo policies ...
... to be admitted with ?? tempotary rank, conformable to the mode _cc. r.tfv adopted with ihe Englifh Militia. The Oxford, Cambridge, and Weft York regiments of Militia had rec.ived orders 10 embark at Dublin early lafl week, and were expected to be at Liver- ...
... day. to the Family, and a patty of the nobriity, at Lodfe. The part of the cent) Red their Majeftiss, Prii-ce Wale*, Duke York, Duke: of Clarence artd the- Piuicr.Tes Augußa. Elizabeth. Mary, Sophia, and Amelia, tie Starl;holder, P Orange, tire Hereditary ...
... been ted upon ty he Duke of Bed ford: sb- that the for che beft r, which ss. bortic— Vrs, Spiltbuc the King’s Pasent, ad th —Mr. Poulton, of Cricklade, for a Shee fed upon oil- Th Drops are taken 2 cou e of tbe Spa Water the Duke of emium of 30 gs. for ...
... Hale, near Slea- ford, in Lincolnfhire, the Rev. Edward Ten- nant, of Bicker, in that county, and late of Trinity college, Cambridge, to Mifs Foun- tain, the only daughter oi the late Mr. Henry Fountain, ot the former place. On Thurfday was married, Mr. ...