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... the great Tnruptkc Road, which leads through Newton Liverpool and Warrington, and bride* it it diftant only 3 mile* from the Duke of Bridgewater's Canal, which ha* been lately opened to l ...
... their K. her Moiefir, did the brae to the Prmceft*. Fhe Duke* of Kent, **(&!. and Cambridge, cam* about halt paft two, and ftwok hands wish their Royal Sifter* m the moft affecri*Mte manner. The Duke* Cumberland aed Gloucefter, and Prince Wißiam of Cloueeftcr ...
... L’Africaine, Brew, Africa. 30. Nancy, Hobbs, Maryland, May 3. Pruthers, Hammonu, Newfoundland, l.ndraght, Klein, £ml ...
... Windier for Weymouth.—■ ■ The King and Queen went bit Majefty’»-poft-chaife, attended a MKy horfe. The Priaccfliet and Duke . Cambridge followed in too poft-coachw and four. The 'whole Royal Pliny took an dinner at at half after one o’clock. Hi* Royal'Mgbncfr ...
... right, and Lady M»“. ««« i heirels that ifland. Her Grace was daughter James, fecond Duke of Athol, and widow of John, late Duke Athol, and mother to the ptefcnt Duke; beUdcs whan, left fix younger children, ’. On the intt. at her houfc in liake-ftreet ...
... after a long and afflicting-illness, Mr. John Cotgreave, only son of John Cotgreave, Esq. of Chester. A few days ago, at Cambridge, aged 94, Mr. G Cooper, a noted change-ringer during the whole, period of his manhood, and rung bob royal (the second bell ...
... Rowl-id and Soon ,of whom misay be ie4d, pF-rtniaztfb; her Royal a-tighness F the Duch-ss ofuIls, anc 05 iis Ecelieticy the Duke-dlea infaai-. tadu, and nis-ny famndlfir, bta-i~ci'ttano, aiad by ?? Physi; criansin tneWosl-:.-ALSANA EX 1 1, ni-the Ab ssinian ...
... COURT of KIN6's BEwci, Nov.20. The Untiversity of Cambridge v Bryant. je This was aa action of importance to Literature. tl It was brought to enforce the delivery of copies of a h certain publication (Fox's History) to the ware- B house keeper of the ...
... l on what had fallen from a Noble Earl (Hardwicke) F on* a former day, relative to the petition from the F University of Cambridge against the Catholic ?? It wds not usual in the uniiersity to give more than ithree days' notice of any measure, but in this ...
... Gooch's, l n ufibik, in October last t was 1-11 pheasants, 60 hares, five woodtockls, and several ?? Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge was of the party'. _ ?? Laat week, a sheep, of the -Leicester breeri, was I exposed for sale in Nevcast1 Mlarket' ofthe ...
... a diverioi -in the north of Esrope, and that the Duke ot Cambridge is to assume the comimanid of troops destined to -euler the cilectorate e of I-lanover. A subsequent a ;esovt states ti..t tie - - Duke ot Cumberlanrd has volunteerid his services on i ...
... great obligation, by LaIdies and Gentlemen, Ycur obedient humble servant, RICHARD FOR-1131', 31. U. Ofthe Univeisity of Cambridge. N Liverpool, 30 Augest,-1813. s PRIVATE INSTRUCTION r- I 1N THE S 5. EYRES respectfully informs his Friends and ., l the ...