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... hers, but cot tbe niece of tbe General, who is now on her paffage to England. A few days fince, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge broke his collar bone, by his borfe falling with him, but is |n a fair way of recovery. We have the pleafure to announce ...
... Rose, Masterof the Cambridge Band. The Son of Mr. Phillips, Bainton, Northamp- tonshire, lost his sight; by applying to Dr. Brodum, it was perfectly restored. Witness, R. Lilly, Stamford. Thomas Norwood, Keeper to his Grace the Duke of Buccleugh, was blind ...
... are happy to fay the Queen has had feveral interviews with his Mnjefty fince Saturday. The Duke of York fees his Majelty almoft daily, and the other Royal Dukes occalionally vifit his Majefty. It is reported, that Government have re- ceived information ...
... Teturn to England. • The reigning Duke of Saxe Gotha died in tbe night of the 2 J ft ult. Tbe Courier de Londres of laft night in- troduces the following as authentic circum- rtances connected, with the execution of the Duke of Enghien : ■» Wben prefented ...
... Haylock, wife of Thomas Haylock, of Ely, Cambridge ..ire, lost the sight of one of her eyes,; by applying to Dr. Brodum, was perfectly cured in six weeks. Witnesses, John Vale, John Henry Rose, Master of the Cambridge Band. The son of Mr. Phillips, Bainton ...
... Henry Rose, «-*■ ter of the Cambridge Band. The son of Mr. Phillips, Bainton, tonshire, lost his sight ; by applying to -• * dum, it was perfectly restored. Witness — R. Lilly, Stamford- Thomas Norwood, Keeper to his Grace JJ Duke of Buccleugh, was blind ...
... a fingle veflel of the enemy's flotilla was ontfide Boulogne on Thurfday laft. - It is reported that his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kent is to be appointed Matter General of the Ordnance. The homeward-bound Baltic fleet, con->- -fitting of 400 fail, palled ...
... board fhip_ fhall wear cocked hats, tight pan- taloons, and red (lockings The Duke of Leintter's eftate is full 74.000 acres, in the comity of Kildare alone. The late Duke^ had more than 2,0001. per annum fell in by lives that were loft in the rebellion ...
... January ; or Oxford, 19th and 2 1st January* . Northamptonshire, and Huntingdonshire — •Kettering, 18m and 19th Jaiiuary. Cambridge, and Isle of Ely — Cambtidge, 14th and 15ih January. Lancashire — ?/a»ic/iestfr, 14th and 15th January; or Lancaster, 18th ...
... generally reported, either for the purpose of introducing the Princess Charlotte, or in celebration of the birth-day of the Duke of Cambridge. This noble monument iof regal gra-a- ' deur having been lately repaired and ornamented in a manner correspondent with ...
... Wales. The Duke of York I The Duke of Buccleugh The Duke of Clatence 1 Marquis of Buckingham Toe Duke of Kent I Earl of Carlisle The D. of' Cumberland Ear. of Chatham The Duke pf Sussex ! Larl of Camden The ...
... OPEN on MONDAY, July 29ih. Bewsev-Street, July 9, 1805. 1805. I TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the GENTLEMEN educated at TRINITY COL- LEGE, CAMBRIDGE, will be at the King's- Arms, Kendal, on THURSDAY the Ist day of August. The BISHOP ...