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... night this grand Concert wae performed, in which nil the abilities of the firft Per. formers were combined- The Prince Wales, Duke of Clarence, and Prince Adolpho*, were pre. fent, with a great number the nobility. The Selection was principally from Handel ...
... merits our Bleffed itedeemer, end the practice every Chrlftian Virtue. the Reverend THOMAS DAWSON, L.L. D. Late College, Cambridge. A Lift Subfc ibsrs tb's work, will be printed and delivered gratis the laft number. N. B. This piouS, learned, and Valuable ...
... Reas~r, and the prefent Incumbent is 70 Years of Age. Printed l'articulars may be had at the Place of SHi Role, Cambridge; Star, Oxford; Duke's Heed, Ltr; White Hart, March; of Mefsrs. Bellamy and Girdlkj,, Wiibeach ; and of Mr. Young, No- 58, Chancery ...
... day, the fweepftakes of five guineas each, made the Duke of Bedford, Lord Wincheliea. Lord Somerville, and Mr. Bouverie, to prt duee the belt two-years old heifers of the Devonlhire breed, the Duke Bedford's being dead, and Mr. Bouverie not producing ...
... then carried into the room called the mufic room, under the ftage. Mr. Sheridan and the Duke of Yoik immediately came in, and as f’oon as the pnfoner Uw the Duke of York, he laid, God hlefs your Ro\al Highnefs, I like you very well, you aie good fellow ...
... The Commiffionera were the Duke of Rosborgh, the Marquis of Salifbory, and the Lord Chancellor. The Monaftie loftitatioo Bill was ordered to.be read a freond lime to-morrow, and the Houfe fontmoned thereupon, * - - The Duke of Bedford moved for the prodoSiod ...
... of December laft, Sable during violent llorm, and every foul board perifhed. There were feveral board, and alfo part ofthe Duke Kent's baggage, (ix of his grooms, and feveral horfes, betides fome live cattle. Four lire-fliips failed alt week from Sheernefs ...
... and conditions of the Peace itfelf. The King on Wednefday rode to King’s Beachhill, where he was met by the Prince of Wales, Dukes of York and Cumberland, and the General Otiiccrs, to inTpeft the lines of cavalry and infantry, drawn out, who made a grand ...
... and K.rkby, Canterbury, and all other Bookfellers. The Rev. Erasmus Middleton of Chelfea, London, late of King’s College, Cambridge, the learned author of that extenfive work, Biographia Evangelica,” in communication of July, 1800, authoriles Mr, Perkins ...
... Eton and King's College, Cambridge, the Rev. fhe Fellows, an immenle aflemblage of Nobihty, &c. Mr. Thicker* Mclone Cicero. Sir la Pole, bart Hanno Livius. Mr. Tomkyns Sophocles, Ripley Ate ? and Knapp The H0.,. Mr. Eden Duke of York Shah. Hen. 6. Sir ...
... squadron of The Pope made his e/itre into Rome the second of French dragoons, who took possession of the town; and July. The Duke of Angria, and other Neapolitan Erai- this day, noon, there arrived a demi-brigadc of ingrants, who had taken refuge at Barcelona ...
... Neville, resigned, June 14, 4«ith, ensign Benj. Smith, from (>9th foot, to lieut, by purch. vice Campbell, promoted, ditto. Cambridge light drags, cornet W. Du.xbury to be lieut, vice Holah, resigned, March 14, 1800, ' light drags, lieut. Sam. Burras to captain ...