... of April, and commence its first lon* season.—On Friday week, the Marquis Graham, son of the Duke of Montrose, was elected Member for the borough of Cambridge, without opposition.—lt in contemplation to form a rail-road from Ludlow to the Severn. There ...

... Highnesses the Duke# of Cumberland and Cambridge, are both expected to visit the metropolis during the ensuing month.—ln order to set good example to other proprietors of Fisheries in the Severn, the whole of the putts within the limits of the Duke of Beaufort ...

... Highness was the cause of such tracass ries, that it lead to a formal complaint to the Duke Berry, who was obliged to interfere before peace was restored? Since the Duke's death, the Princess has amused herself innocently enough, 1 believe, with looking ...

... Majesty's funds here, in money, besides corn and wood. A society of ladies, at the head of which Her R«m Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, made lottery clcs of needle-work, &c. of their own making, which duced the sum of 1,538 rix dollars, which has been gives ...

... ruse dc guerre, the Duke's own way. In these new cases of difficulty and daugcr, the Noble Duke was the first to stand in the breach. (Calls of order from the House.) He did not attribute this as an artifice on Ihe part of the Noble Duke; but even if it were ...

... appear the satisfaction of the Secretary of War, that they had entered themselves at either of the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, or Dublin, before that f the express purpose of becoming ministers of the Established Church. have hitherto abstained ...

... merry peal during the day. The King's guard and others mounted duty in their new regimentals the Parade, St. James's-park. The Duke of York, in full regimentals, inspected them previous to their marching off the Parade. The state colours were carried on the ...

... hearing counsel the lunatic case of Franks, which, in the opinion of all the counsel, could not consistently heard public.—The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland, and attendants, left Northumberland-house on Monday morning, in their travelling-carriages, ...

... subscribers and friends of the Royal Westminster Infirmary for the cure of diseases of the eye, took place on Saturday, the Duke of Wellington in the chair. The report being read, suited that 111,000 persons had been admitted to the benefits of the charity ...

... it was completed at St. Peter's College, Cambridge. In he was elected a Fellow of St. John's College in the same University. In 1780 he was appointed Preceptor to his Royal Highness Prince Edward, afterwards Duke of Kent. In 1781 was made a Chaplain to ...

... decamped.—Since the declaration of the Duke of York's sentiments in the House of Lords, the question of Catholic emancipation, the walls of the metropolis have been chalked with the words No Popery ! The Duke of York for ever ! No R. C. Y.! The ...

... painful duty to record two defalcation* * r ...