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... Council of his Majesty's Mi- nisters was on Thursday held at Mr. Ad fington's house in Downing-street, at which ver. present the Duke of Portland, Earls Westmoreland, St. Vincent, the Lord Chan- cellor, and Lords Hawkesbury and Hobart. On Wednesday the Channel ...
... 10 l An-mymous, per Bi- Hou. Mr. i'arrington 10 tot shop ot Durham 5 o Mr. Cracherode 10 10 Forster, Lubboeks, Rev. Gee. Cambridge 10 10 | Forster and Clarke 50 o I. ll. Brown, Esq. M.P. 10 10 1 Mrs. Forster - 10 o Dr. Win. Bell 10 10 j Devaynes, Dawes ...
... Hospital, on Thursday, the 9th of April next, bvthe Ri:;htßev. Father in God, John, Lord Bishop of Ox- Kis'Roval Highness W. H. DUKE of GLOUCESTER, PRESIDENT. VICE PRESIDENTS. His Royal Highness Prince William oi* Gloucester. William Mainwarirg, Esq. M. P ...
... Anonymous, per Bi- llon. Alr». Barrington 10 13 I shop of Durham 5 o Mrs. Cracherode 10 10 Forster, Lubboeks, Rev. G.O. Cambridge 10 10 j FOrstsr and Clarke 50 o I.H.Brown.Esq.M.P. 10 10 I Mrs. Forster - lo o Dr. Wm. Bell 10 10 | Devaynes, Dawes, No- ...
... CUSTANCE, Cambridge JOHN PALMER, Upwell JOHN BOYCE, Whittlesea To prevent expence to individuals, Persons re- moving Insurances from other Oflices, will have j Policies granted .free of charge. I - ROBERT, SKELTON, Sec. Counties of SUFFOLK and CAMBRIDGE. To ...
... as possible, nOYAI- AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster-Bridge. Under rhe Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the PKINCE of WALES and DUKE of YORK/ MR. ASTLEY, jun. most respectfully begs leave to inform the Public, That the whale interior bf this Theatre having ...
... Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places ' for th. _ o:.cs may he taken. I .i-v*r lue PATRONAGE of lits Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE. SADLERS PULLS. 'THIS PRESENT MONDAY, April 6, and i. fill owing Eveaings, will be presented a new BUR- LUTTA, ...
... Whitworth ' uid be immediately sent oif to Paris. In consequence ofthe continued illness of Lord Hardwicke, it is said that the Duke of Montrose will go to Ireland as Viceroy. The East India Company, in testimony of their sense of the distinguished services ...
... 17^6, for re- deeming Pawns - . 102 g 6 £. s. ' £. d. 1 he Captain and part Anonymous, per Rev. of the Passengers of G. O. Cambridg? 5 o the Everetta, from A Lady unknown, per Canada - 50 Messrs. Ransom and Mrs. H. Townshend 3 3 Co. - ijo o Ji.Tt ?? Stones ...
... Tuesday the ;tli, and the Anniversary 6d Thursday tix* 7tli of May; when a Serntoii Will Be ?? before H* s ftpyal Highness ths Duke of CumbcMand, hts Grate the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lorifehljij the Bishops, the Right Ron. the Lord 'Mayor; Aldermen; ...
... curious Aero- peric Branch, which is lighted and extinguished in a mo- ment. Under the PATRONAGE of His Roxal Harness thl- Duke of CLARENCE. SADLERS WELLS. THIS present Evening, MONDAY, April 27, first time, a new Dance called THE WISEACRF OUTWITTED; ...
... glass of wine, or wine and water. ■ = Prepared and-sold only by F. C. Walsh (Inventor), Che- mist to His Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. 100, Strand, London; in bottles, 2s. od. each. Mr. Walsh can- not be answerable for the goodness of these Seeds ...