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... and heir of Jaen.. third and last Duke of Chantios. and co heir with the Marquess Townshend of the Barony of Bourchier. By her Grace. who was born on Ile 77th et October. 1770, and died on the 16th of May. liMb, tbr duke had issue. litelmrd Plantagenet ...
... THE CAMBRIDGE GENERAL ADVERTISER. With the Runtish priests, now prosecuting in England an enormous gin-palace traffic in spiritual frauds (compounded to suit the taste of those indifferent Protestants who, if they can only get their conaciences dosed ...
... THE CAMBRIDGE GENERAL ADVERTISER. occurred ; the answer was.. We wive less an average dim swab (rut a-day.' Led as farther *miry he Woad that this is a general practice all mercantile hews. Under the heed of com'sfx.mdetsce. may mention leafs whine( ...
... Commercial *testacy. surpass, waft m. N. V. CAMBRIDGE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1839. Vole. I. Fa she Press. is, &v et ltarthoreyb Street. 1. F RASER'S MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY. PRINCIPLES OF FAITH, THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S price 2a. ed.. 'BORROWED FROM rite ...
... THE CAMBRIDGE GENERAL ADVERTISER. in the room of Sir James Riiett tunic, who since his election ha. accepted the office of Lieutenant- Governor of Bombay ; for the Tower Hamlets, in the room of the Right Hon. Stn Lusbingion, who has accepted the office ...
... THE CAMBRIDGE GENERAL ADVERTISER. Ca arson.—la mom to a quads. from Mr. Pried, Lord J. mid that. baying the name Mr. Frmtomiroto s OP* what is the Nuked Cs•- ventimi, Ye bad camidered it MIN that to memo for the ; tend that Mr. Preis, is answer, stated ...
... THE CAMBRIDGE GENERAL ADVERTISER. Inn ref the gest pion, he religion innusetion ; : 1 7 1 ..,,an o ising ; thou baits of ; sag soh kaintWgo as Staid trade se prowoo ; sod of opinion that tin imonortiso is schools proceeded on a soy E nos what it node ...
... gradually striking their roots, deeper sad dreier, every year for a quarter of a cenft p ut. -lie Duke of Buret:maws resisted Lord hun's motion. The noble duke pigtail hilemest object of the present anti-corm law clamiur—adverted to the patiently-borne distresses ...
... THE CAMBRIDGE GENERAL ADVERTISER. that the prayer of the petitioners might be granted ; and, so, to unsettle the minds of all classes interested in agriculture. The noble duke then pointed out the causes of prosperity to continental menufactures--the ...
... THE CAMBRIDGE GENERAL ADVERTISER. OXFORD, MARCIA It Mr. Arthur West Haddon, B. A., Scholar of Trinity College, has been elected Theological Scholar, and Mr John Andrews Dale, 8.A., of Balliol College, Mathematical Scholar, on the Johnson Foundation. Mr ...
... Loud Chneeller. the Daus d Seastised, C.obeerg. Nam and Meer of Cambridge ; and on the ranee* right Duchess On the right had, sat to the of Canterbsty. are the of loth and Wells, the Duke Hishmad. Clamors Worst- Arms ; Lay Barham, d sd Normarky, the Bisl ...
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