Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... of whatever Nimc or Defcript-on, above Five Pounds Vilue, unlcfi entered is fuel,, in-J pii-i da iccaardingly. N. B. The Cambridge Ouch from Stamford every Monday, Wednefdiy, and Friday, it Three ?? in the Afternoon. Licit, March il, iScc. LOST, Or fetid ...
... inquire of the faid Mr. CiiAMPLAT, Who will fhow the Premifes. GRAHAM, PRIiVTtNG-INK .MAKER, Removed from Wild Court, to No. 47, Duke- flreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields, LONDON, Begs to inform the Gentlemen, of , tnd Tiabi, that they may be fupplied with INK at ...
... ROOM, Judges' Lodging*. 6w the Theory _fid Practice of Chemistry. By JOHN STANCLIFFE, Fellow Commontr of Cetiut Cc liege, Cambridge, Fellow of the Linnee m Society, ...
... GRAND CONCERT ot Vocal dnd Injlrumental Mufic, Vnrer the DireQi.n of Dr. HAGUE, ProfefTor of Mufic in the Univerfity of Cambridge. tbe Vocal Part by Mifs DE CAMP, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Leader Of the Band— Dr. HAGUE. PART I. Grand S-jm.—Hajdn ...
... Edward, Crott, clerk Bowcrbrnk Thomas, Croft, gentleman Bowcrbank Lewis, Croft, gentleman Blackburn. Francis, Sidney College, Cambridge, gentleman Beckett Thomas, Richmond, gentleman Bank* William, Wed Ro__ëmûT>emle_aaa Bootle Thomas, I^illrrby, efquire ...
... Vienna and Berlin, on the fubject the indemnities; the latter loudly remonft rates againft the indemnification of the Grand Duke ofTufcany Germany, by which the Houfe of Auftria will acquire a decided preponderance in the Empire, efpccially, if its present ...
... when after a variety of motions, were made different Noble Lords, all which were negatived; the following was propofed by the Duke of Norfolk, Which was adopted by a majority of 106 votes, viz.— That the Houfe would take the Definitive Treaty of Peace into ...
... educated at Wakefield febool, under the late worthy and Rev. Mr Clark; from which place he removed to Corpus Chrifti College, Cambridge. He was man of great learning, and particularly excelled as an Hebrailt. His death will be much lamented by his family and ...
... Ca.ck£gluer, tfce. CaATswoaTit was got by BlarJc; hi* dam, tht ; Duke ot Dcvonfhire'. FaaVv. by Mr. Sheplieid'sCrab ; granoam, Mif-, tV L;-h, (brother to Cade) 5 gr-at grandan, by th« Duke of Oevcn't.ire's Chikier*, out cf the fginoa*. JVTifs Bt-'voirt ...
... tue late Dr. Hird, allof Leeds. T&e Duke of Bedford's; marriag- with Lady Georgiatia Gordon. â The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. William Morris, Rett or of Chenies, the Duke's private Chaplain.â The Duke of Gordon gave the Bride away ; and ...
... __re Brecon, o_ Crickhowa- Buckinghamlbire.more > _ _ ■ _ ?? % than a 5 Mto* from I ?? *jI*A«M» London J Wycombe Cambridge^. Cambridge, or Bty Cardiganfhire „ i Cardigan, UaoOedee, or t Aberyilwitk Carrrurtheniliire C. rmn then, or Liny mdovrf ? ...
... r ?? 1803. JOHN STANCLIFFF, Bachelor of Phyfic, Fcl- J low of the Linnean Society- fellow Commoner of Cains ...