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... Saxony. There is a great ferment in the dyet at Rati(bon, on account of the exorbitant contributions lately railed by the =Aid duke de Broglio, upon the Rates of the empire, who ha.e all along adhered to the einprefs queen; and it is thought this will fpeedi-• ...
... King's Bench, a fpecial verdia, found at the IA Lent Aflizes at Exeter, on an ejcdment brought on the demife of his grace the duke of Bolton. The quake upon this argument was, whether the late dutchefa dowager of Bolton had a power, as a jointrefs, to grant ...
... foundered on the oth of Ott. bUt 36 of the crew were taken up by the King George, Mackey, belonging to Londonderry. The Royal Duke, Sparrow, in her paffagc from the H 24 vannah, foundered at fea, the crew were taken up by the Intrepid man of war, ::nd carried ...
... dor. Fletcher an rince, at Oxford; Mr. M.:trill, at Cambridge; and b) all other Booktellcra in Great Britain and Ireland. Where Propfals he had. . , may te Pub'HOD, - A , N E T L Yr. his Excclkncv Duke d'NIVERNOIS. ,• COLDS caught at this Seaton lay the ...
... the them unmuzzled !hall be she AUTHOR, Copy of a Letter teritten by a noble duke to the Vire Cbaccellor of kill'd. and the owners of fuch dogs kverely fin'd. This Cambridge. method, besides its never failing to put a Rep to the difordet , SI R, . THE ...
... on the delivery of which the was fo overcome with grief that the fainted away. a Letter curium by a noble duke to the Vies Chancellor if Cambridge. Rev. Sit, C--..—t, April 6, 1762. I received here ycfterday the favour of your letter of the 4th, tranfmitting ...
... Bernina, filler to his grace the duke of Portland. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Evans, formerly tutor to lord Grey at Cambridge. It is thought, by the great variety of habits that are making for the. duke of Richmond's fisafgueracle on Thudday ...
... was only followed him to Duke's-place, and entering the hook where be had fecreted himfelt, destroyed all the furniture of that and an adjoining hoar, and cut the feather-beds to pieces, and !hewed the feathers all over Duke's-place, and then marched ...
... of Poland ; and the chevalier D'Eon, miuift,r plenipotentiary from France had private audiences of his royal liiehnefs the duke of York ; and 'alterwaids the chevalier D'Eon had a private audience of her royal highncli princcfs Augufta. To a'l which they ...
... THE USE OF FAMILIES. By the Revcrend H. V E N N, Vicar of Huddcrsfiela in Yorkflire; and late Fellow of Qilmes College, Cambridge. London Prir,ted for J. Ncobery, in St. Paul's Church-Yard ; R. Bald.. in, S. Crowder, and J. Cuot, in Pater-No(lyr Row ; ...
... many Prefents by the Hon. Commodore who commanded on this Voyage. His Grace the Duke of Richmond, who was on Friday (Worn in Secretary of State, in the room of his Grace the Duke of Grafton, is to in the Southern department, and the Right Hon. Henry Seymour ...
... Lmanitv and juftice it is hoped it will .e: t ; ioty t.; imitate. The whole of this lette- conceived in fuch arong, pathetic and duke terms, that I flail not weaken it by a reprefentation of my own, other that. ,it ree.spitulation nccellary to intro ,:ac( what ...