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.
... The expectation that the valuable living of Wilinslow, in Cheshire, which was supposed to have lapsed to the University of Cambridge, has failed ; the counsel for the University have given an opinion decidedly unfavourable to its claims. The Governors of ...
... descend from the great Duke Marlborough la his heirs tor ever, present Duke charged with having d of The Duke that he pledged the plate Mr. Triphook, in order raise money pay his workmen. The latter, his answer tiled Court, charges Ihe Duke with having au.burised ...
... wriler, Angnstns Yon Kot- aebue assassiuated by a young student, named Saudi, in his own honse at Manbeim. 26. Dnchess of Cambridge delivered of a son. APRIL. 3. From this date to tbe IKb three dreadful earthquakes took place in Copiapo, Sontb Ame. i-ieu ...
... Westmoreland, Duke of Montrose, (the two as' Fieri wore the insignia of the Order the Garter). Lmd Carnngtan, Lord Kenyon, the Duke of Wellington, Lord Meltille, Lord Carlton, Lord Ualtinghsm, Lord Ellenborougb, Lord Howard of Effingham, the Duke of Clarence ...
... of the country. The Duke of Yotk, (now heir-presumptive to the Crown), it is said, resigns the command of the army in favour of his royal Brother, the Duke of Cambridge. Their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, are their ...
... ness the Duke of York has sigified his intention of n- gibi3in his resignation, im estely on the arrival of. tn. t~he: l~ f. Cambridge, who will succeed his royal n brother as Camiander of the army. The successor of e. the Duke of Cambridge in the .Government ...
... that every measure of economy, consistent with the public service, will lie adopted. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are on their way to England, to join the afflicted mourners of their Illustrious House. On Sunday last, Mr. Sicard ...
... IT7O. 7 Ernest Augustus, Dukeoft-'uiubcrlaud, born Intio, 1771 8. Augustus Frederick, Duke of SuskCX, bom j Jan. 27. 1773. 9. Adulpbu*, Frederick, Duke Cambridge, horn Feb. 24, 1774. 10. IVinces* Mary, horn April 2j, 1770. 11, IVincess Sophia, horn Nov ...
... some •* oonstuution.il doubts,” has signified his lotvnliua of giving id bis rcsignaiion immediately on arrival of the Duke of Cambridge, who will succeed his Royal Brother Commander the Army.” ran assert, that there is not the slightest founds!ion fur this ...
... the reception of the be Duke of Cumberland, in case his Royal Highness ex e should determine on coming to England in consequence an flthe decease of his beloved father. Similar arrange- sh e ments are makig for the Duke of Cambridge, there di- turn to ...
... the United Kingdom, called England and Ireland. Assassination of the Duke de Bcrri. This horrible instance of political fanaticism must shock the mind of every honest man. The Duke de Berri, who has fallen by the hand of a ruthless and execrable wretch ...
... hi« Koval Highness the Duke of T*'| 1 le'iter* lately received from Hanover, > |.ter, the Prince** Sophia, to take ■quested al Cambridge-house, in South Her R«y«l. g mess accepted uilley* remov eJ there Monday last, the Duke of Yotk. '■***, . have already ...