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... s fhontly take Place. TUESDAY, June 9, 1761. I R E L AN D. Beffaft, May zz. Lail Monday Capt. Edw. Power, late of the Ship Duke of Tufcany of Briflol, arrived here, in Company with one of the Hands, and three other Perkins that had beer. Palfengers on ...
... Stone. This Day a tall Cantab, about t Stone, laid so I. he did it on a Cambridge Hack ; which he performed by Eleven &Clock, notwithflanding he was obliged to return twice to Cambridge to Chapel and back again in a Chaife (44 Miles in the Whole.) His Hock ...
... and marine forts ; but the chevalier de Yefterday the duke of Handle gave a grand entertainment lointre, who commanded in one of them, gave them fo warm to the whole body of the univafity of Cambridge. of which he a reccpAon. that they were loon obliged ...
... Saxony. There is a great ferment in the dyet at Rati(bon, on account of the exorbitant contributions lately railed by the =Aid duke de Broglio, upon the Rates of the empire, who ha.e all along adhered to the einprefs queen; and it is thought this will fpeedi-• ...
... King's Bench, a fpecial verdia, found at the IA Lent Aflizes at Exeter, on an ejcdment brought on the demife of his grace the duke of Bolton. The quake upon this argument was, whether the late dutchefa dowager of Bolton had a power, as a jointrefs, to grant ...
... ftreet, London, Hardwaremun.—At Guildhall, London. Certtficates to be Granted. July 3. Thomas Rickard, late of Cambridge, in the County of Cambridge, Merchant. 3. Kirby Curling, late of Woof ton in the County of Kent, Dealer and Chapman. 3. Andrew Hunter, ...
... Drake, Alcide, 64, Capt. Hankerfon ; DevonOrirc, 66, Capl. Mar Defiance, 60, Capt. M*Kcnzic ; Dublin, 74, Capt. Gafcoigne Cambridge, 80, Capt. Gooftrey; Hampton Court, 64, Capt. Innes; Stirling Calllc, 64, Capt Campbell; Tern pic, 70, Capt. J. Lcggc Frigates ...
... fuppofed he brought an Account of the Duke de Nivernois’s arrival Calais. At near Five the fame Afternoon the Duke of Bedford fet out from his Houfc in Bloomlbury-fquare for Dover, after having the News the Duke Nivernois’s arrival at Calais. A private ...
... Dec. 14, Guildhall, London. Bennett Clare, of Wfitch St. Peter's in the hie of E'y end Ceunty of Cambridge, Stay motor. —To appear Dec. 1, 2, and 14, the Duke’s Head in Lynn. Foot, late of Sbaftfbnry in the County of Dorfet, Apothecary.—To appear Nov. 15 ...
... Pleafurc to hear that a Right Hon. PerCm, juflly cftcemed the Darling of the People, has had fame Conferences with a noble Duke; in Coniequcncc of which there ■re great Hope', that a happy Conciliation may be brought about among the Great—An Event which ...
... foundered on the oth of Ott. bUt 36 of the crew were taken up by the King George, Mackey, belonging to Londonderry. The Royal Duke, Sparrow, in her paffagc from the H 24 vannah, foundered at fea, the crew were taken up by the Intrepid man of war, ::nd carried ...
... dor. Fletcher an rince, at Oxford; Mr. M.:trill, at Cambridge; and b) all other Booktellcra in Great Britain and Ireland. Where Propfals he had. . , may te Pub'HOD, - A , N E T L Yr. his Excclkncv Duke d'NIVERNOIS. ,• COLDS caught at this Seaton lay the ...