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... tor a ? neral Peace. Tis chat the M. Bouftiers had obtained a to come, ro the Confederate Camp, where tonlerrcd with Pr. the Duke of?? Marlborough, bat this wants conriratatiou. irot.J Hfyitebull, and other Mamtfcripts from Lon Jon, dit-.d Sipr. jo, ,i ...
... the the Governor CaUir was Netherlands, and the Death of Cardinal Portocairero, with the Letters from ,a y* the chlet ol the Duke Anjou*s Party and GnMgiuus D lome add, that the D. Medina Cel., and with a Pain in the Fingetsand Toes, and *^** j 1 D. Medina ...
... Britannick Majefty, 1s fet out from hence accordingly. The Suit that has been lo long depending between the Duke's of Lorrain and Gua= {talla, to the Duke of Man- tua’s Eftate, was determined on Wednetday laft by the Council of Fourteen, in Favour of the former ...
... defeated a Detachment of the Enemy at Almaras on the that the French Troops were on their March from Bayonne, and that the Duke Anjou had drawn all his Foot out of Badajos, leaving more than two Battalions in Garifon there. Three French Privateers have ...
... Excellent Princefs Sophia, Eltclorefs and Dowager of Hannover of the Elcftor her Son and of the Eleftoral Prince the Duke of Cambridge. An Aft to repeal the Aft of the Seventh Year of HerMajefty’s Reign, Entituled, yin yiS for naturelining Foreign Protefiants ...
... Haft-India Ships will amount to above 30000 /. ’Tis difeourfed that Mr. Harley is fpeedily expeftedfrom Hanover,and that the Duke of Cambridge is to come over with him, and refide at Montague Houfe. They add from Dunkirk, that the Sicknelsthere is much abated ...
... Scarfdale hlfski(s’d Her Majefly’s Hand, being appointed Envoy Extraordinary the Emperor. The Duke Crn>ond’s Gentleman, who carried the was on Board the Duke of Cambridge acket'ffo?Vfrom Offend, ftranded near Calais, e . mg, as wtdl as leveral other Palfengers ...
... head were the princes of the blood, and their moft fortunate general, the Duke of Vendoline. Thus thus ported, they hoped to check the viflor in courfe. Vain were their hopes. The Duke of M RLBOROUGH pafled the River in their fight. He defeated their whole ...
... Months before, is apprehended in Sullex. the died the Duke aged eighty-fix, having been fixry four Years Knight of the Garter. The 4th died John Stanhope, E.'q, Brother to the Earl of Chefierficld. The Duke of Richmond appointed AmbatTador France, and Dr. ...
... Augurs particular, looked upon as Jilgraceful for any one to wifh well to *ur edabKlhment, and that the few who * The duke of N-wc-k The duke of The pretender and hi* fons. » Mr. • ln~ni. The ckrgj. *♦ Oxf—rd. dare own it, are the objedh of the general hatred ...
... publick by an Edidf. We are inlorraed that his Majefly, and moft part ot the Royal Family, will make a Tour to Oxford and Cambridge, and other parts ofEngland this Summer. a Letter from Newton in Lancafhire we hear, that two Perfons Cuftody lately palled ...
... and excepted in the Aft of Indemnity. are allured, that the Inllallation »t his Grate th 9 Duke of NcwcallJe, Chancellor the Univerfity Cambridge, is to be Cambridge in Commencement Week. , _ . , . YellerdayjMoming an Order was illued for the imme diate ...