... per Ann.ro build and endow College at Cambridge, to called Downing College. Thirty-fix Inttrumentd and fixteen Vocal Performers are going down to Camb idge, to perforin there at the Inflallation of his Grace the Duke of Newcattle. On Friday latt a great ...

... ordfhip having lod one of his Eyes a violent InflammatloWe hear that his Grace the Duke of Leeds will appointed Ma'ler of the Great Wardrobe, in the room of nis Grace the Duke of Montague, and that the Right Hon. the Lord Tyraw ley will have the Iccond Regiment ...

... any satisfactory account of himself, was committed to the Gatehouse. By the present laudable scheme his royal highness the duke of Cumberland, in providing for half pay officers, preferable to others, there are are only two colonels on half pay. They ...

... his Grace the Duke of Newcattlc and the Right Hon. William Pitt will be appointed Secretaries of State that Mr. ox will be made Chancellor of the Exchequer, &c. the Earl of Holdernefle Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; and his Grace the Duke of Devonfhire ...

... other Ships in that Port arc ready for the Sea. and then proceed with Rear-Admiral Mollyn to America. His Roysf Highncf* the Duke's Field Eaaipiac is ordered I>e gotrcady. On VVcdnrfday thirty-fix Carriage* let out w-th Mi- - liury Stores for the of the ...

... litre the Middle next Week, but whether he ic* to Sea directly or not is yet unknown. Yeflcrday his Cambridge and Harwich anchor'd here; the Cambridge i» om Plymouth and the Harwich from a Cruize, and brought in wit.. her rrtnch Ship that was bound ijQucbeck ...

... be entirely tindred from receiving any more provifion or aoimurttjon, and that the Duke Fronfac was cxpefted at with advices ftijl greater importance. ENGL AND. Cambridge, Jan. 14. On Wednelday Exprefa came to Lord Dupplin from London, whch he out immediately ...

... thofe under the Duke Broglio, encamped near this city the ift, ad. and jd of thi* month; after which they feparated, and went take quarters behind the Rhine. The regiment of Champagne it gone to Crevelt, and that La Marine t* Cleve*. The Duke Cbevreafe, who ...

... grief of all his friends and acquaintances. Saturday arrived the Kildare, capt. M*Ci logh, the King of Prufiia, capt. Barry, tl Duke of Bedford, capt. Cauzier, and the Ra Hprje, capt. Norman, all from Chcfter, lad with merchants goods and a few paffcngcrs ...

... liiri of Darby Anne Bullen . .Marquis os' Montrofe Thomas Fitzgerald James Douglas H. ot More tot Sevinour D. of Snmerfct I Duke cf Buckingham King Lh. ries J Ca'herine Howard Lord Ruffel • V harl EaH Derwent water Tho Howard D. of Norfolk Lord Kilmarnock ...

... vifeount I.’lfle, eol of Warwick, and duke Northumberland ; and Indy Jane Grey, ctherwifc filled lady Jane Dudley. Where may had, the five preceding numbers; containing the life and death of the duke of Suffolk} the duke Buckingham) Filher, billiop of Rorheflcr ...

... (0 be the Maaual •fall gentlemen. The marquit of Hallifax, that it was the book in the ••rid was belt entertained with. The Duke Bnckir.gham remark*, that we muft never a» much fmceriiy in any writer a* the incomparable Montaigne, who is like fland m all ...