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... the next day. The fieur Grand, rtudent in furgery, had the care of him for to (.ays, and now well ever he was. ENGLAND. Cambridge, July 6. Ycrterday afternoon, between 5 and 6 clock, there was a greater (form of thunder, lightning, hail and rain, at Ely ...
... are geirtg hunter's plate, weight forage, fiveyearsold, 10ft. lolb. ursirJ* . r ⢠erlll 'âJefty. acconripanied by the duke nee, ome of the inhabitants, inftead of ordering her en n w j tb tbe mmoft fpirit. The troops are embo- years old lift. 811> ...
... excellency the commander The right hon. the lord mayor perambulated icror.'s, aforefaid. tauh, profeffeth to the people of Cambridge, that their in chief, till the king’s pleafure known ; at which the &c. and both tides of the river Lift'ey, Tie chief juftice ...
... rtfolve may facri- of wheat, which, a moderate computation, amounts fJo 8 in GeorrrpV 10 er ’, bls pods land froip Salem ouud Cambridge, .which fice million of Britiflr fubjeCts, and fubjeft this nation to about five thouland baneU. , GeoreeVouav. o or Mrs ...
... king, after attending divine lervice at n n‘ f •I, went the great chamber of parl.a- *I in ’• ft t,m b his brothers, and the dukes Orleans, An e’ C P and d l ‘-'- he reft the princes of the blood, the fefiv, s n r . ead ' nefi ' or fi ve , or (late, &c. ...
... the king is reimburfe the heirs? fl,e Abbe under arreft. The loft- *l ...
... ta. taken up by capt. Montrefoc. He was the lame after- Notwitdanding the prohibition the government, noon committed to Cambridge jail, and has been finee not only pamphlets but latyrieal prints daily publith-> removed to the jail in this town. mg; fome ...
... the governor ajt the inhtbitaiua, alter giving them his. w.ord and that the loldiers ihoold not moleft nor plunder them. Cambridge the head qutrteci the provincials, an i they are tommaniled general The/ entrenching Kosbury, and erecting batteries play ...
... 3d, ii tilted at Kocfifort i- lo’craize between that port and the m jut of-the Tagu?. Another is equipping brelf, which the duke Chartrej fel but latt night logo '.it hoard of. It reported, that the coirgrels has wrote to lorii Dirtmouth, conciliatory ...
... high hand again)! the Engtrfh refiding againtl it ready 30-.0 men, under the command general Schuy* itfmp.er« and the great duke aid Juchels honoured thee, and treat them with fush contempt, that many On Monday fc’nnigtu, about eight o’clock in the Even- ...
... in chaftifing the Temeraire Mermaid, a frigate *>' Waterford. Algerines, nor are they now kept together for that pur- 8 Cambridge «7 Beionge, ditto rotten, John Forfter, Efq; has declared himfclf a candidate for ptife; the Spaniards having this very time ...
... ve!rel Wl , !eiiving th m , they were obliged tarry till its re- room, and i*ok Icve.al hats and Iwotds, iv.lh which the f duke. . /⢠at that place with zooo banels of gunpowder, turn; meantime a large number ot boats from the men got «> unpeeceive ...