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... Atkinton, do. Lord Bargherth, eldett fon of the Earl of moreland, 15 admitted of Trinity College. Mr. Charles Ekins, and Mr. Duke Yonge, of King’s College, are a Fellows of that Society. Friday lat Mr. Bethell, Fellow of King’s Col- Arts. lege, was admitted ...
... form the Ceremony. The fponfors will be their Majefties and the Princefs Elixebeth. The Prince of Wales, Dukes of York, Cumberland, Kent, and Cambridge, areinvited. The preparation for the reception of the Royal Guefts, are in the fuperb _ The of Nudity ...
... London.” iy” WEN am th ¢ lire ¢ time “The Queen and Roy- s three. ng Called u OF ever . pon, fung “ The Prince Aimy Reve “ The Duke of York Vid & Ule The Wooden Walls \ Wick », With three times three. “45 now fung by Dignum and d 8 ‘If. The Trade and Commerce ...
... 0061, per aunum, to the fupport of the dig- nity and maintenance of his Royal Highnefs che Duke of Suflex ; and fum to his Royai High- nefs the Duke of Cambridge. to-morrow, Agreed to, and Report ordered to ‘be received On the motion of Mr. Van éctart ...
... motion. Stanhope was forry that he could not agree to the mation. Leave was then given to bring in the Bill. The Dukes of Suffex and Cambridge's Annuity Bi il, and the Tregting Bill, wen: through the Committee, ts to be received ro. morrow, The Irith Militia ...
... ‘The, Duke of Cambridge us preparing for his Previous notice has been fent journey to.H anover. to the Lords of the Regency, to make fuitable pre parations for his Royal Highnefs’s reception, it be- ing expected that in future he will make that EleStorate ...
... Princefs Elizabeth and Sophia of Gloucefter. The King till time walked on the Wey- mouth Efplanade. At ten his Majefty and the Duke of Cum- berland, with their attendants, rode to Monkr n Down to review the 14th Light Dragoons, com- manded by General Egerton ...
... Bell Harrifon, and Hudfon, youn Geailemen of grea promife in the Univerfity of Cambridge and,at the has been fuppofed that the Anceitors of the great Hero Lord Nelfon, Duke of Eronti, were born on the banks-of this Mear. Katharine the daughter of Sir Thomas ...
... Whicher Rev. Cob. Siophain Wooldridge Stephen, Chichefter Wardroper Ricliatd, gent. Midhuift Wicr John, elq. Bognor Wyatt George Duke, Michelgiovc Wyatt William, Michelgrovc Whyte General John, Walberton Geoige, efq. Petworth Woods Edmund, Lfq. Shopwick Wyatt ...
... Keen long declining sta'e He was in the year of his age. By his death there become vicant the Chancellorship the University Cambridge, and a riband the Order of the '.irter, His f!rare was Coventor the ports of Cornwall and Devon, Receiver-General the profits ...
... arrived. f 'nj nothing particular import in the either House Parliament, fCi, Highness the Duke of Gloucester, « Candidates for the t* 1 .j of the of Cambridge, c Election commences to-mnnow. Ijf and Mr. Smith, are Candidates se at in-Parliament. The ...
... idence. — Adjourned. HOUSE COMMON *, Monday. March 18. A new writ was ordered for Cambridge University, in the room Lord Euston, called to House of Peers, title of Duke of Grafton. On the motion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, a sum not exceeding ...