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... Farm, and done Damage to the Corn and Grafs : This is to aifure any Perfon who js willing to become Tenant, that his Grace the Duke of Mancbesteb, and HsitnT Ox end en, t_fo; wiil give to the fail Tenant, or to fuch Perfon or Perfons as he fhall duly appoint ...
... enquire of the Printer of tl.fr Paper. This Day is Publiftid~Price One Shilling, (With Pafouitfs Letter to the Good People of CAMBRIDGE, THE S P V: O R, P A S I N at OXFORD, Containing, among a Multitude of other ArtUles, The Remarkable Petition of Taper Blaze ...
... got by the famous Horfc called Favourite, out of a Barb Mare. Favourite was got by the Duke of Bridge-waters Hazard; his Dam by Bat Bolton ; his Grandam by t^e Duke of AV-w- .rt/Z/A Turk i his Great Grandam by the Bierlv Turk, his Great-great-Grandam by ...
... which is added, an Alphabetical Lift of tha Houfe of Peers, with their Town Rifidence, and the Tides of the Eldcft Sons of the Dukes, ¦ Man-uifTc:, and Earls. Atad alfo, a Lift of the Cminties, Boroughs, ©V. with the Members ?? for the prcfent Paiiiament ...
... Quebec’* Tow’r* (hall ever tell How he triumph'd, a* fell. When the Hereditary Prince of Brunfwick the Wirtemberg Tioops the Duke their General, inltcad heading them in Pcrfon. fled to the Top of Hill, and there beheld their Defeat.— This daflardly Behaviour ...
... j and (by his Appointmen*) fold Melf. Wilfon and Fell, at the Angel I’ater-noflcr Row j W. Jackfun at Oxford ; T. Mciril Cambridge j and all other Bookfellert in Biitain and Ireland,—Where may had, Conditions. I. This Work is printed in Two Volumes, Folio ...
... his Ap- pointment) fold by Metf. Wilfon and Fell, at the An- gel in P.itcr-nolier Row ; W. Jackfon at Oxford; T. Merril at Cambridge; and all other Red. fellers in Great Biitain and Ireland, ---Where Pa oro? At s may be had. CONDITIONS. I. This Work is printed ...
... Friday Night. [Brought from Loudon Exprefs.] fhit Day arrived tiLO Mailt from Frakc«. Flortnc.', March 16. VQgQB()B(HIS Day the Duke York arri- ved in this City, from whence Sir Horatio Mann, the Relident, with J.ord Forbith, fet out f, j) before to meet him ...
... And if any Difference (hall mile ?? to Entrance or Running for the faid Plate, the fame to be determined hy his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, or whom he fliall appoint. On Wednefday the sth, A Purft of Fifty Pounds will be Run for, by any four Years ...
... Kind. Printed for the Author, and h. : Appointment fold by J. Cooke, at the Paternofirr Row the BookftlJers at Oxford and Cambridge, and all Bookfellers and in Town and Country. • The' Anthor this Work declines faylne any Thing its Favour, fince foil receive ...
... Saturday, the Funeral of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland, for their decent and regular Behaviour on that occafion. On Saturday laft a few Gentlemen, in order pay their lajt Refpedls to the Remains of the Duke of Cumberland, had Barge moored'in the Middle ...
... Wjiion and J. Fell, in Pater-nolter Row j J. Almon, in Piccadilly j W. Frederick, at Bath j T. Fletcher and F. Hodgibn, at Cambridge-; W. Smith, at Dublin} and the Book- fellerSof Oxford, Bnftol, York, anà Edinburgh. V' Briftol and Birmingham 1&* STAGE ...