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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... tenure of 21 I years, to commence on the decease of the survivor. es For further particulars apply to Mr. Rsps:Y, Solid I I tar, Duke-street._ L On Friday .the twelfth of May, at the York Hotel in Williarnsoni-square. at seven o'clock in the evening, A MESSU ...
... Foxcr6ft, Gorst and Baxendale, Coach ud u a-ess M4akers, Sir. Thonae's-budldgs. ce AU1820.- GRADUATEoA f W the tniversity of Cambridge li sfels the CLASSICS twice a Week, witl a Class Pnratei Npil, Ters, Two Guineas a'half Year.- _'PPtlleata to be made to ...
... the MERCURy-OTFICE, at OiE o'Clock. s ivant Rex et Regina. id s, : . t 2H CLASSICS. - Ai GRADUATE of the University of Cambridge ieads the CLASSICS twice a Week, with ?? of private Pupils. Terms, Two Guineas a half Year.- Applications to be made to the ...
... Wm. Beaumont Bushby. D.D. Dean of Rochester. He was travelling with his friend, Dr. Thackery, Provost of King's College, Cambridge, and died after three days illness. Lately, Fletcher Paris, Esq. of Pulteney street, Bath. He has bequeathed to trustees ...
... ? of a p Ilevelow, n xc and with wl*ite ciaws.--A ncw and inproved observator C( is to be erected for the University uf Cambridge, in a X maj 1ii N~ioty! at *4 troy-al' rr4k2cire I { answeek backe'd fo rfif '&tyg I A oneh ,mil 3ti fthire ninuties and ...
... the tail of his stumbling horse to keep his head up. But mark the solid buffoonery of the two Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ? Versed in the scholastic discipline and lore of the dark ages, they unite with them the contemporaneons doctrines of passive ...
... possesson of Malborough-house, the F ook lease, .6 which'. she had purchased, her Majesty has t Mr' i boul:t the le6le of Cambridge.house, with all its present F ible furnlure, arnd is expected to remove from Brandenburgh- I wga hohse ?? Sunday week her ...
... in dudgeon. E Tahle rand had a private audience of Louis ca X~ednesfsy fortmight, and at nine at night ti was visited by the Duke Decazes. tl as has hid a high additional duty on crushed B Tbis is a severe blow on our sugar trade. S t from the Cape of Good ...
... be a large camp in the neighbour- e e hood. It is said that their Royal Highnesses the t n Dukes of Clarence and Cumberland, andi'ahso his Grace P a J the Duke of Wellington, will be here during his 5da- a jesty's stay. The palace of Hirrenhausen is preparing ...
... were ordered to be translated into the Portuguese X ?? the curious productions of science t in the litzwilliasn Museum, Cambridge, is a Chinese I quadrant, of singular construction, calculated to find ( the latitude in all ?? Gwyneddegion Society . has ...