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... linn ba»l lo it; which producing, lie was liberated. Two foreigners, Captains of veflVli, have been arretted, by order tae Duke Portland, on fufpicion carrying money out this kingdom to France. The royal carriages have all been altered : the fieur in ...
... their in Lre- wiihes that bad not even ling joke there, that that ad vever a church in it, the Lord Chancellor, the andi the Duke of Clarence which was read and peloture Bill was read he reported to-morrow, fuch thing exifled. Acc fented, which, in his ...
... Overton 3 pplegarth; 2 to 1 i Jack's Alive.—Alter the pplegarth. T. Vane’s Cockfighter, 1; 253 Duke of Hamilton’s wr of 2Ogs. each, for 2 vears by Star. 1+ Duke Wleavy Calf, 4b Light Calf, . Sheep, Is. O04, to is. 9 HARVEST, Lewes, Augufi 24. — whole of ...
... bufinefs of the Setlic cluded, Prince Adolphus and Prince Majelties fixth and Peers of the realm; the forne Duke of Suffex, the latter be t Cambridge. Tord Keith and chinfon are alfo to ve create United Kis gdom Femace | tary Forgery has recently bee rwich ...
... when this melancholy catastrophe terminated her existence. The Rev. Mr. Sheepshanks, A. M. and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, is presented to the valuable living of Trinity, in Leeds, vacant by the death of the late Rev. Francis Cripps. On the evening ...
... writer, second son of the late Lord Dreghorn. On Saturday last, at his house in Mansfield-street, London, Aubrey Beauclerk, Duke of St. Albans, aged 62. He is succeeded by his son, the Earl of Burford. At Cadhay, near Ottery St. Mary, Devon, the Right ...
... Chancellortliip of the Duchy Cornwall; a legal office that has not been virtually tilled fince the reign of Henry VII. She Duke of Norfolk gave a grand dinner Saturday lafi, at his in bt. James’sfquare, to the Prince ot Wales, and IcleCt party his Royal ...
... enabled to grant, out the Fjtnd, a fum not exceedicj’ 12,000/. per ann. his Highnefs the Duke of Suffex. A ihnilar refolution was moved for the Duke of Cambridge. Mr. Alexander brought up the report of the Export and Import Bills. Mr. ADDINGTOJJ a conEderable ...
... Meflage from the King, fimilar to that which had been delivered the Houfe of Commons, relative a provifion for the Dukes of Suffcx and Cambridge; to which was iuflantly agreed to. Lord Pelham alfo laid before the Houfe a copyof Definitive Treaty. Lord Grenville ...
... —Adjourned. ' l hirJAay, jVTiy A 7'lfffa;e frofn the Lords, informed the Ilonfe, that reeri to Annuity Bill of the Dukes of Suffe* and Cambridge without any amendment. ». Sir H*aiß.V took the oaths and teat for . . Mr. VaKsTt TA*T brought a Bill rcJati»efo ...
... and a gold medal and 50 guineas to Mr. Henry Greathead, of South Shields, for his invention of the life-boat. His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, the chairman, pssed a very appropriate eulogy on its merits. Tuesday last, being the day appointed for a general ...
... has however removed (lie material canfc of the preffure, and taken the mod effectual means of preventing its repetition. The Duke Fierras, fays letter from Madrid, is appointed Ambaflador from his Catholic Majefiv the Court ot London.; The moll fatisfadory ...