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... of which he has let: ijol. to Addenhroolce's Il.ifpital, 1501. the poor St. Edward's paiifh, 501. the charity fchools in Cambridge, and icveral linall legacies. alfo bequeathed 501. to the King's college, as a token gratitude and refpeft for the ibciety ...
... luitendered nt Saratoga, are by the Cotigrefs to march near hundred miics the country, as they are afraid a vifit at Bolton and Cambridge from Sir Clinton. Orders are deiiveini-out the War-office, to the officeis of all the inarching regiments, to get ready by ...
... people, the Houfe wis at a very early hour. S.veral petitions were prefented to the Houic ; which was one m the county of Cambridge. Sir » member for that coun- ty, faid he had avi agreed with his conilitucnts in this petition, becwfe he thougat that affo- ...
... fervite of - the Hon. Eaft-India Company. Dr. Dimfdale is gone to Peterflmrgh to fuperintend the iririoculatiort of the Grand Duke of Ruffia’s two children. _ This morning was married at the pafimchurch of St. Mary-l’e-Bonne, the Hon. and Rev. the \\indfor ...
... feamen wounded.—Bienfaifant. 2 feamen or marineskilled ; 4 ditto wounded—.Firft orLar- board Div. None killed or wounded. —Cambridge. 1 midfhipmen, 3 feamen killed ; 2 adfhipmen, 4 feamen, V. A. illbank. None killed or wounded:-— Union. 4 feamen, 1 marine ...
... LONDON,. April 5. The following are the we Treafury fand dmira A s RY. Hie Grace the Duke Portland. mst L of the TREAS Lord John Cavendith, | Chancellor of the > of Earl of Surrev. Sir Grey-Cooper. Bt. ¥. Fred. Montagu, £fq; Richard Burke, Efq; | R. ...
... example of offering iberal. incenfe to tie roly Lord lifle, though a post, no! t his itern cles with lentiful libations to The Duke of P ortland neither eat nizat nor drank wine for fear of the gout; and emple as too much thé man of botinels to fuffer the ...
... wi!l clofe for the prefent Seflions on Wednefday next Friday fome difpatches were brought to Lord” North’s office from the Duke of Man- chefter, his Majeftv’s Ambaffador at Paris, ut no mention is made of the Definitive Trea- ty of Peace being figned ...
... borough of Cambridge, town Ncwc.ifile, town of Northampton, borough of Tiverton, borough of XVtftbury, and borough of Wilts, upon d’.f-tjiiflinc his late Miniflers.] /- Olt O , Fkkru.'.rv 1.;. Colonel is anoointed State■Reeward to the Duke of Rutland ...
... for any church preferment in .a country of 5001. per annum, value? months the moft infamous pnbuc 1, not from Oxford to Cambridge ; frtm, Durham to ⢠and round again Iron. W.ndfor to mchefter ? a 1 , ¦ alas! Ireland how art thou fallen ; not o.oredâooohy ...
... cotton cambrics on the fame principle* thofe carried on Manciiefter and fevCTal other jam the Weft of Eng- The Duke of Orleans, father to the Duke Cha rtres, received a few day* ago, a (ilk net curioufly wrought in gold and filver, valued at leeft : 2,000 ...
... follow pe ingare to be the Summer refidences of the Royal Their Majedies at Windfor, with an excurfion to the Univerfit y of Cambridge in July ; and other occafional vifits to the nobility in Berkthire and Buckinghamihire, within a few miles of Windfor. \ ...