... Coaches has been loft by the W aters being out. -, . # OnTufday Nightlaft theLordJaonei? Cavendifti, 2d Son of his. Grace tlie Duke of Devonft_ire, arrived in Towr, from Portfmouth, where he landed the Day before from on board his Ma- jefty's Ship the Prince ...

... that gieat Ra- mift and clofe Difputant, who was commonly faid to kill his Refpondents, becaufe at the Commence- ment at Cambridge, where one Dr. Robots of Trinity College was Refpo'ndent, he prefled him lb hard be- fore King James I. with his Arguments ...

... Coronatit oh, the Horie-Races at Newmarket are put off for a Week longer, whert his Majefty will take a Tour thither^ and viiit Cambridge ; Several Noble- men, &c. are preparing to attend hia* to thofe Places. The Rev. Mr. Bradford was lately prcfented to the ...

... following Per- fons in WtftminfttrHall, viz,. George Walters, Efy; who reprefented the Duke of Aquitain in thePrccef- fion that Day ; Colonel Lambert, who reprefented the Duke of Normandy ; William Wynne, Efq; Standard- bearer to ths Band of Gentlemen Penftomrs ...

... Doftors of Divinity. His Grace the Duke 1 of Ccvonfiiire; frrefidehrof fhe Council s - is fpdat.gerouiy ttl> that laft Night a Pnyfician lit up with his Grace. The fcevd. Dr, Nichols, Prefideht of Magdalen Col- ledge Cambridge, is prefented by the Dean and ...

... Chrift Church College, Oxon, a 1 erf on of excellent Endowments, and great Expectations, youngeft Brother to his Grace the Duke of St. Alban's, is *one into Holy Orders. ■ ' ' . ° EwatUfa Letter from Cadiz, (a rich Cty in Spain,) April 8. /he Embargo ...

... hfs the King s. Hand laft Thurfday, on his being appointed one -of his Majefty s moft Hnour able Privy Conuil. ?? ?? ?? The Duke of'Newtaftle, in the Debates laft Wednefday, touch- ingthe Affair of Dunkirk, took occafion upon a certain Lords hintingfds ...

... i L O N D 0 N. On Sunday Night laft died Mr. Richard Bradley, F. R. S. Profelibr of Bo- tany in the Umvtrlity of Cambridge, and Author of feveral ingenious JBooks ot Husbandry and Gardening. This Day their Majefties and all the Royal Family fet out from ...

... From Wye's Letter, January 3o. Mf> Woolfton, formerly of Sidney College in Cambridge, who has made fo much Notfe in the World, by his frightful and Jhocking Di four fes, againfl the Miracles of our Saviour, and put fo many Learned Divines to the Trouble ...

... L O N D O N. - Laft Wednefday died at his Houfe at Cambridge, in the hundredth Year of his Age, Barton de Cuney, Efq; formerly one ofthe Affiftmt Clerks of the Treafuiy. (Price Two-Pence.) A few Days fmce died at Sprowfonhall, near Kirby in Yorkfhire ...

... a , Guinea Reward aad reafonable Charges. r 1 1 — — 1 ?? . —■*■». ■ ' * ?? ' ' 'This Day is Publifhed, Dedicated to the Duke of S 0 m c r s c t, in 1 Vols, in iimo. VEntrttien dcs Beaux Efprits. A Set of Conventions, comprifing a great Variety of ...

... particular) ofall Sorts, wiU be fold exceeding cheap. • ?? ' *■'■' ■■ ■ ' ■ -■■ 1 1, This Day is Pnblifbed, Dedicated to the Duke of So m c r s c t, in 1 Vols, ia umo* VErtretien d-s Beaux Efprits. A Set of Conventions, comprifing a great Variety of remarkable ...