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... th was inspected in the forenoon by hi Highness the Duke of Cambridge, supplied 25 number; and the whet 250 were dratted regiment. alter hispection et the Perlman-so racks. by his Highness the Duke tel Clout este troops are expected to embark at 24th ...
... gave a grand diluter on to the following persons: — Princess Charlotte, with Lady De Clifford am, Vtlue); the Duke and of Yotk, awl Cambridge; Lord Lauderdale. Lord Ty reunite', Lord and Lady Keith, awl MI Elphinstone; Lord E. skine, Mr. sheridan, Nt. ...
... Nitre the 1t14.4” from the tire- the cat- r . nes of the Royal Dukes entered the yard 'till they ent,srett the rand hall. All the Royal Dukes came in s:ate exceil the Puke of York ; the Duke of Clarerce came in th-c Di.ke of Kent's carriale. The cotiormy ...
... Augusta and and the Duke orSussea, the Duke ul Comber:and'. a pars Sue' I. tor Cant am house, to &tie, where v were recessed by the Prince Hagen!, who conducted theist to the duint r apartment., where thee acre Ii I tie other Dukes the Princes, Charlidie ...
... bonged I . • .1 I , CATHOLIC CLAINg. Li s t of birision in the House of 'Wellestey's Motion, July 1. . ' 64 [ CON 7'S. Parseet.—Dukes—Kent. Susie:, N, set. Grottos. Bedford, and Itorquisses—Headfort. and Lamdow ne . Earls-- Essex, Jersey, Oxford, Dart: Stanhope ...
... parliamentary enquiry on the proceedings. • The Duke of Richmond hal, we understand, pressed his recall again. Lord Fowls has refined the Vicerinship of this ceentry and it is imagined (haul will devolve upon the Duke of Rutland. Mondav list, the Right Hod. the ...
... £5O and costs. The petition to parts a ment against the catholic claims was carried on the 18th inst. in the university of Cambridge after a strong opposition. A most sanguinary pogilistic battle was fought at Richmansworth. Hens, on Monday sennight. between ...
... gag has consented to the appointment of Lord Wslliegton as Geocral in Chief of the Spanish armies. the recommendation of the Duke of pi o d a d Rodrigo, the Regency has conferred the o f the 3,1, and 4th armies on Seastor Casts. with the title of general ...
... Bible Sochi. ty, under the patreeage of the Duke of York, UN. Cumberland. Sussex, Cambridge. and Bedford, awl a Dumber of persons of ditinetioa. Tbe chair was appointed to be takes at twelve o'clock, bp the Duke a Kent. A considerable time having elapsed ...
... will be again emPlfi)ed in Hanover, and that the Duke of Cambridge Is abut to proceed to that country at their head. We to brlleve that an expeditiol, of a similar descr:ption, he undertaken In the Duke of Brunswick and the gallant body of men which goes ...
... Prince proceeding so the Louttsent at the head of an expedition ; but we have reason to believe, that ere long, the Duke of Cambridge, trusting aolely to the 111 yat at of the Hartuveriaus, will, merely as a member of the Howe of Brunswick, hoist in Hanover ...