... &>. (Hear.) Cambridge borough was another instance. In 17l(i, it hail voters, and elected its Members freely. It had been placed by banker, one its inhabitants, under the patronage the Duke of Holland; and now, in fact and effect, the Duke nominated the ...

... tbe Duke Grafton, from two places; In' Noble Lord, from Coventry ; Lord Kerr, from borough of Huntingdon ; bv tbe Marquis of Westminster, from Limerick and five other places; a Noble Lord, from Falkland; Lord Poltimore, from two places; by the Duke Lfinstfr ...

... of there being but six. Patrons. Boroughs. Duke of heeds Helsfone Schedule B. Duke of Marlborough. Woodstock ..Schedule A. Duke of Newcastle Aid borough Schedule H. Borooghbridge..Schedule A. Newark Duke of Buckingham. St. Schedule A. Buckingham ...

... Mr. Greville, a servant to the Duke of Cambridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Dupree, wax-chandlers. About three weeks since he told her Mrs. Marsh, the housekeeper to the Royal Cockpit, was dead, and that should speak to the Duke give the place his wife and if ...

... doubtful expression, or any sentiment of patriotism, will be forthwith delivered up (of course, and with the consent of the Duke of Cambridge) the Ilussian Emperor. It does not appear that the perpetrators and sanctioners of this outrage entertained any suspicion ...

... prepared for the announcement. The Duke of Wem.ixgton - was not present The House immediately adjourned. Thursday, May 17. IN IS TEHIA L TS. The Duke of WT.M.ISGTON' hog to present petition from certain inhabitants of Cambridge against the Reform Bill. My Lords ...

... or thereabouts; together with the DWELLING HOUSE and all other BUILDINGS thereon; and are held for the Life of the Duke of Cambridge, or Fourteen Years and an Half, from the Ist day May instant, subject to the Yearly Rent of .£l9, IC*, lid., and One ...

... sure, or thereabouts; together with the DWELLING and all other BUILDINGS thereon; and ate held for the Life of the Duke of Cambridge, or Fourteen Years and Half, from the Ist day of May instant, subject to the Yearly Rent of .£l9, IC». Hd., and One Shilling ...

... advice of his Ministers to create Peers. The University of Cambridge sent up a similar address, signed, in a few hours, by about of the Bachelors of Arts, &c., which was presented by the Duke of Wellington to his Majesty, at the Levee, Wednesday. —John ...

... or thereabouts; together with the DWELLING HOUSE and all other BUILDINGS thereon; and aie held for the Life of the Duke of Cambridge, or Fourteen Years and an Half, from the Ist dav of May instant, subject the early Rent of .i* 19, IBs. lid., and One ...

... thud time Friday next, and the Lords to he summoned for that day. The whole House then resolved itself, upon the motion of the Duke Richmond, into Committee upon tho Scotch Reform Bill, when the whole of the clauses and schedules of this Bill were agreed ...

... therefore took and !| l, Weak ’ '* U »*ut soon nearly halfand-half. Ere long he indulged the habit in a morning; and when came Cambridge he would call upon mr, and, before bad been with five mioutea, for little brandy and water, which was, of course, give him ...