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... Privy Council at St. lames's. Yetlerday a Chapter of the order of the Thitile was held ,at St. James's, when their Graces the Dukes of BUccletigh ivere in'V cited Knights Companions of that ancient order. Capt. Humpliry, of the Tryal, from Petedburgh for ...
... calves this feafon, notwithilanding one of them is but a year and eleven months old. Cambridge, March i . This week the two gold medals, given annually by his Grace the Duke of Neweaille, Chancellor of the Univerfity, for the encouragement of claffical learning ...
... Same day, Mr. Bullock and Mr. Hulke, for Malden. • * Same day, the Hon. Mr'. Cadogan and Soameienyns, ; for the Town cf Cambridge. We hear the Right Hon. Lady, lately divorced, .ttill more, lately married, 20,0001. generouflv added to her fortune by the;Nobie ...
... VI a. w , and HISTO R Y of LI oo , . are de fi to communicate their Names Oche Bo , kfellers in Town, or to Q. PER L Y in Duke Street a forefaid - it N. B‘, As , this Work was undertaken from no luerativellucluettnesat, no .Money is expected tillthe ...
... The LIVERP OL CHRONICLE for Yeflerday his Grace the Duke of Beirord had the honour to kifs)lis Majetly's hand, on being appointed Chancellor of the univerfity of Trinity College in Dublin ; to which place, we hear, his Grace propofes fetting out in a ...
... his Grace the Duke of Chandois, at Whitchurch, ia fordfh ire. Yeflerday his Danifh Majeay, with the nobility his attendants, went to fee the farl of Tilney's grand feat on Epping f,nett, and from thence proceeded on their Journey to Cambridge. It is rumoured ...
... be produaive of very diigeahie confequences. Yellerday it was. laid his Grace Duke of Grafton will he appointed Knight of the Garter, in the room of his late Grace the Duke of Newcaitle. It is fa id, that there are now feveral men of war lying off Portfirouth ...
... town kills: One of thefe is heir to about tzoocl. 41 Cambridge, with an account that the per Annum. rl 4 , °f Hardwicke had declined, and that On Thurfday 'aft, at Yeovil fair, there lc expeaed the Duke of Grafton would were few buyers of horned cattle, ...
... On the 24th the Duke of Orleans gave a magnificent. Entertainment to the King of Denmark, to which all the principal nobility were invited. The flipper was ferved at 12 tables. That of the King of Denmark, at which were prefent the Duke of Orleans, who ...
... —Outfidc, J*. The Warrington and London Bridge Coach fets on every morning (except Saturday) half paft eight, and meets the Duke of Bridgewater’s Plcafure Boats from Manchefter, Cliefter, Re. ul'ual, returns from Warrington at three, and anises in Liverpool ...
... the great Tnruptkc Road, which leads through Newton Liverpool and Warrington, and bride* it it diftant only 3 mile* from the Duke of Bridgewater's Canal, which ha* been lately opened to l ...
... their K. her Moiefir, did the brae to the Prmceft*. Fhe Duke* of Kent, **(&!. and Cambridge, cam* about halt paft two, and ftwok hands wish their Royal Sifter* m the moft affecri*Mte manner. The Duke* Cumberland aed Gloucefter, and Prince Wißiam of Cloueeftcr ...