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... And the rev. John Hugh Paifley Polfon, A. B. of caius col- lege, Cambridge; Robert Govett, 1M. A. of fntney col- lcge, Cambridge; Henry Fellowes, A. 1;. of fi. john's college, Cambridge; Francis Vyvyan Jago, A. B. of exeter college; Thomas Roe, A. B. ...
... and was followed fhortly after by thle queen .snd princefees. . The dukes of Kent, Suffex, and Cambridge, came in about half paft two, and lhook hands Nvith their rbyal fifters. The dukes of Cumberland and Gloucef- ter, and prince Williani of Gloucefter ...
... and that Mr. Yolke will then fucce d fir Chadles, with a peerage, but dies not chufe to make a vacancy for the county of Cambridge till his nephew, lord R. can offer him- ftlf as his fucceffor. The falary of the firfi lord of the admiralty is -about to ...
... forces, is to confift of so,ooo m, men of which the duke of Cumberland is to be com- wt mander in chief; lieutenatntgeneral ir James Pulteney th; to be fecond In tummand; and major-gen. the duke qu o£ Cambridge to hate the command of the Swedi an army, with ...
... royal tt hig' nefs Frederick duke of Eork aud Albany tl t;i- oflice of !;eeper of his n jefty's fotelis tI ,--nof Z: idfor; as alo the office of licntc- tl ot (he faid for1tl, in the room of bis royal high- a! Ih- duke of Cr!ouceitcf, r Sr ii:1g has ...
... 000 men are in motion: even a large I i proportion of the guards marched off two days ago by Brefte, in Poland. 'Ihe grand Duke is with them. The emperor follows in about three weeks, to take a r review of the whole line. lie will return foon. The I ...
... His royal highnefs the Duke of York, commander in chief; his royal higlhiels the Duke of Cumberland to the command of the Britith cavalry, with two iieu- tenant-generals under him; and his royal highnefs the Duke of Cambridge, with feven liedtenantt-generals ...
... deftination. Ui.royal lighnefs the duke of Cambridge is to command the German legion, and not the duke of Cumberland, as lately Rated in the lit of gaff officers for the expedition. In the event of the embarkation of the duke of York for the continent, the ...
... accompany Bo- naparte oin his i'tarcb; he firit joined him at Niuhl- dorff, and has flitce moved with the head-quarters. The-Duke of Cambridge is to proceed to Hanover in the courfe of the enfuing week. TheTFlra frigate, is in readinefs for his conveyance to the ...
... firr the Cotit!ient. His lordi'hip is appoinced to the command of ?? Br'rtiih troops who are to ferse i in Germany. The duke of Cambridge will prebably leave town r for HanoverTuefday or Wedtnefday, to comniand and I organize the Hanoverian legion, and the ...
... llarrowbay were both ?? on the 13th; the former on his way to, the latter on his return from, Berlin. 'I'he departure of the duke of Cambridge for theCon- tinent is deferred for fome dlays, on account of the un- ecrtainty of minifcers refpe~lirie the Pruffian ...
... both ati anaburgh on the 13th; the former on his way to, the latter on his return from, Berlin, TIhe deparrtue of the duke of Cambridge for theCon- tinent is deferred for fome days, on account of the un- certainty of miniflers ?? the Pruffian treaty. The ...