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... G Death of Dr. Stanley, Bishop of Norwich. 10 Death of the Grand Duke Michael of Russia, at Warsaw. The Prince of Wales created Earl of Dublin. 11 The Pope issuse• risotto proprio to his 101/bjects from the palace of Portiei. 14 The French Ambassador ...
... union (the father being im Cambridge gaol) at the last distribution, has this ear received upwards of one guinea. The authorities will shortly give out the accus- tomed allowances of coals to all the poor families of the Duke of Rutland's Birth-dxy.—Yesterday ...
... the 22nd of November, po Deigh be ben-howse | terror of evil doers in Godmanchester), was on bh the witness and coming vp Cambridge-street, be met the two ing in Seaman's pocket, sti ‘ered by force and observing someth opered by an found the fowls upon ...
... going to the fire. JOlll , l TAYLOR GORDON, M.D. London. (Heretofore Physician to his late Majesty, and to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, but now retired.) I have for some time worn the Gutta Percha Soles. and em vet y happy to bear testimony to the admirable ...
... Town of Cambridge Association for Prose- cution of Felcas and Thieves of ever y Denomination. 2 , 153% Hee ( ENERAL ANNUAL MEERPING ad the M mbers of this Association wiil be beld at the Ball Hetel, Trampinzton-street, Cambridge vu tweive o'clock at the ...
... yvii:. Miss \r.ue was charged withbein. *' .. d (fm>rd. rly Sit. iJ.-ty list. IliM Wa> tornierly an Uin.r.in.us rcid-nt of Cambridge, but made a revolve leave the town and lieeome a lady vi.tu ; but ou Saturday, happening to meet with old trici.d or t*o ...
... recorded. ACCIDENT.- On the night of Saturday se'nnight. while Mr. Jacob Pamplin of this place, was returning home from Cambridge market, near to Impington, his gig came in collision with two carts proceeding in an opposite direction, when both his daughter ...
... o'clock to a mnute lock, Sega to two per- of Agncultarists to the Sale of thie AXDLO foe Une state Le ra desired by bis Grace the Duke of Marl- EVERY MAN HIS OWN | mere nce to offer the same witboot the slightest reerre, CAMBRIDGESHUTR PERMANEAT BE re table ...
... the office terenty.elve pears on age. this aid ernaCiated, aid the Cambridge Adevrtiser. arid by blesses. Hobbs, in the minion of every one, approseheng very,Sq ires, and Hardman, Cambridge ' • and at No. quickly to my latter end. My friends think 23a, ...
... CAMBRIDGE ADVERTISER. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1850. *ontetbing for Cbtubotig. 'good land capable of cultivation lie waste hers and I in Ireland? Is it nothing that the men who would deli3ht to earn their bread by the sweat of their' brow, are denied this ...
... (to ony Une me te, pat St coume sudly too r am, Mr. Paliter, , ec Yours truly, 5 Wo a 9, 1RGO. valor Regent Street, Cambridge, Ja f the Duke of Bedfor (The foolhow ung is the better oF ferred to in the comm linn Sir, Lam informed by Mr Hardy that his bo ...
... Protection, only let us not hurry on the interment, nor be too hasty with the necessary A national aN Sir, &c., HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BEDFORD AND MR. WM. BENNETT. Mr. Eptror,—On every account J had hoped that this | affair, which has already, unha been too ...