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... night.??The company this were more brilliant and numcious than we ever remember, among thofe we recollect, were his Grace the Duke of Lad) Bridges, Earl of Northington, Lord Lady Clanricarde, Honourable Mifs Burghs, Lord Palmerflon, Lord and Lady Mountgrrrat ...
... day fall in price. Preferments. Mr. Ward, A. B. St. John's college, Cambridge, to a fellowftiip in Magdalen college, Oxford.—The Rev. Mr. Fowler, L. L. B. of Magdalen college, Cambridge, to be minor Canon of Peterborough cathedral, and mafter of the Gr ...
... elected, with out conte t, Chancellor of the university of Oxford, in the room of the late Earl of Litchfield..—A genlieman Cambridge being the election, obierved Oxonian, you have followed our in of State. True, the Oxonian, but this difference ; you cli ...
... Royal the Duke of is preparing fet out for Zell, to pay a vifit to the Queen ot Denmark, and before his return to England, wiil go and ftay there few weeks. The Duke Cumberland has given orders that his Cannons in Hampshire (which he latch, the Duke of Bolton) ...
... Kent and diocefe i)f Canterbury. The Rev. Fige Jauncey, Batchelor of Laws, to the rectory of Caftle Camps, in the county of Cambridge and diocefe of Ely, and likewife the rectory of Shelly, in the county of Elfex and d'joccfe of London. The Rev. James King ...
... Dantzick, for. Nantz; and St. Marcus, Meijor, from Wynburgh, for Cadiz. Portsmouth, yan. 8. Since my arriv'd tins port, viz. Duke of Kingftone, Royal Captain, and Huntingdon, outward-bound Eaft-lndiamen, from London; Minerva, Lownfdale, from >underland ...
... Guernfey and Southampton, Foster, for Plymouth. Wind S. S. E. Preferments. The Rev. Mr. Wigley, Fellow of Ctirift College, Cambridge, to the living of in North.*nptonmire. The Rev. Mr. Fountain, to one of his Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary, in the room ...
... Peers. Neither the Dukes of Gloucefter nor Cumberland were fent for when her Majefty was brought to-bed, though as Princes of the Blood they were entitled to fuch diftincrion, previous any of the great officers of the Crown. The Duke of Athol moved for ...
... becomes fo, to avoid difgufting either of the parties* who are intended for that difguifhed mark ofhondur* who are hii Grace the Duke of Ancafter, and Lord HbldernefTe* The many and frecJUent councils that have lately been held, we are informed, are upon two ...
... and to give every poffible legal refinance to the minifter during the the fe (lions. * It faid their Royal HighnefTcs the Duke of Gloaceftcr ami Cumberland have hired a private yacht to go down to in order to fee the grand naumachia. Yefterday orders ...
... reading in the Upper Aflembly, when it was warmly agitated the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Gr fto.n, and the Lords Gower and Shclburne, on the fide of adminiftration by the Dukes of Richmond and Portland, and the Marquis Rockingham, on the other fide. Yefterday ...
... other refpeclable characters. Several Gentlemen of this Univerfity are a!fo admitted Mailers of Arts, and fome Gentlemen of Cambridge and Dublin Univerfities are admitted to the Degree of ad eundem. The Orations lafted till three, when the Chancellor the ...