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... depredated on this city and neighbourhood, and who confeqcence have been taken into cultody. Oxford, fan. it. His Grace the Duke of Marlborough has been pieafed toprefent the Rev. Mr. Proby to the Third Ponion of the Redlory of Waddefden, in the country ...
... following morning. A very unfortunate accident happened to Mr, Edw. Howard, brother to Mr. H. Howard, M.P. and nephew to the Duke of Norfolk. He was trying an experiment with gunpowder, a chemical apparatus, which, by having acquired too great a portion ...
... knife-tray from Mr. Robbins's AuAion-rootn he had noCounail for, but McSrs. Garrow, Fielding, Knowles, and another againft him. Cambridge, Jan. 10. This day, being Bachelors’ Commencement, the following eighty-one ntlemen.from the under-mentioned collegea, will ...
... SttarJiy n!e Duke Montpetifiet and rte Count Beaajotiii, the younger brothen of tkc Duke Orleaot, nfriued at ibeir refidance In Sackfiile-ftreet. from Clifton near Brifiol, where one them bad been confined feveral dayt illneft. The Duke of Orleani had ...
... foon over. The Duke of Portland came after the Lord in Watting had left his Majelly, with the refult of the dilpatches received from the Continent. On Saturday the Duke Montpenfier and the Count Beaujolais, the younger brothers of the Duke of Orleans, arrived ...
... Henry Re/e, Mifter the Cambridge Band. The fan Mr. PHtLcifs, of firlntorl, Korthairpton* loft his fight j but by applying to Dr, Crodum, was perfeflly reftorcd. Wnnefs, R. Lilly, SUrfo-e!. Thom/>s Notwooo, keeper to his Grace the Duke Buccleugh, Was blind ...
... likely to cored a fliort time. The Ducbefa will remain York houfc -until the recovery the Duke. . The numerous enquiries at York Honfe, after the health of the Duke of York, affords ftriking proof of the high eftimation which his High, nefs is held all ...
... London ; and at three o’clock the Royal family left town for Windfor. We are happy in haviog in our power to (late, that the Duke of York fliiyt6»ttinues,mending. The contufion his Royal Highnfts-T'cceived on the head was the right fide above ; is only ...
... Mr. Davifon, of St. James’s-fquare, gave a fumptuous dinner to the Prince of Wales, which, among others, were invited the Dukes Clarence and Cumberland ; Earls of Chatham, Beverley, Moira, and Macartney; Lord William Bentinck, Sir John Warren, the So ...
... to be captain-lieutenant, vice (reacker. Cornet John Law to lieutenant, vice Tucker. Lieutenant Charles Moore, from the Cambridge Fencible Cavalry. be cornet, vice Law. Cornet Robert Hall, from the Ball and Weft Lothian Cavalry, be cornet. r l Jim, C ...
... Jenkins Beals, gent, to be fccond lieut. vice Plane, w!io rcligns. z \, or Caledonian reg. of th Perthlhife brigade.?His Giace Duke of Athol to lieut. col. command, Plymouth infantry.?Major J ...
... Guildhall, London. Attomina, MefTrs. Edwin and 'i horoaa Dawes, Angeâ*Court, Throgmorton-llrect, Robert Whttechurch, Cambridge, common.brewer. appear May 31, 6, July 5, Guildhall, London. Attornies, MelTrs. William and toward Allen, Clifford's- Inn ...