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... and nephew to the Duke of Somerfet. On Thurfday laft the Recorder received letter from Lord Rochford, that was his Majefty's defire would poftpone the report of the two Perreaus among other convicts till after Mrs. Rudd's trial. The Duke of Cumberland has ...
... throughout the whole country, which have turned out this year much more to their advantage than tobacco. In the American Cambridge paper of June 15, is another Proclamation of General Gage's, wherein he allures the Americans, that if they will lay down ...
... September 2. This day, one o'clock, his Majefty came from to St. Jame's, where there was levee; at which were prefent the Duke of Newcaftle the Earls of Hertford, Rochford, Suffolk, Dartmouth, Abercorn, Dumfries, and Gower the Lords Ca* dogan and Barrington ...
... Court's going into mourning Thuridav next, the for foi days, for her late Highnefs the Primefs Amelia, youngeft [fae reigning Duke of Mecklenburgh viz.—The Ladies wear black or velvet* coloured ribbons, fans and tippets, or piatn white, while ;:nu gold, ...
... Parliament. If fuch. a report ti true, it is to hoped conciliatory meafures will adopted. letter from Provincial camp at Cambridge, Sept. 8, mentions their having received intelligence, that Governor Carieton had marched a body men fnr Montreal, and that ...
... drfpute with the Colonies, and-, with , great humanity, urged Adminiftration to ftofe the further, ravages of ar.d fword. The Duke of' R cl and Lord Sh painted the prefent ill effects of the conceit, and (hewed how much more fatal the confequences might ...
... examining Gov. Perm, and of difcufiing motion which the Duke of Richmond ground on fuch information as that gentleman fhould afford the Houfe. Previous to the calling of Mr. Perm to th? bar, the Duke of Richmond announced the mode he had adopted preparatory ...
... than ever : Should Lord Gowerrelign, which is ; reported, it is faid the Earl of Harcourf will fuccced'' him, and that noble Duke, near Charing; Crofj,. will go again to Ireland. t» We are (lured, that the power will exerted foon in the fpring again!! the ...
... proper might lay thai H*>ufe an account ordnance anti America 1 moved for-other accounts America, fimifar t!»ofe made a no Duke the other a lew days paft ; the moetun-paiTed lie negative. . - Tht the day was read, for the third read. the hill *' and, ...
... AMERICAN NEWS, PHILADELPHIA, 8. THE tprefs which arrived laft from the eaftward, brought the following lette s, viz. St*, Camp Cambridge, Oil. 24. The folic wing information being of the higheft importance, thought proper tranfmit to you with all difpatch. I ...
... pott left Cambridge had fentwag£Ons, &c. to bring them to the camp, viz. 30 tons cartridges, Hands fmall arms, two brafs pounders, two ditto pounders, o»e 131 inches, fmaller nortars, Sec. The whole at fterli:ig value. By a letter from Cambridge, dated Nov ...
... fayed the relt, among whom were the Captain and his wife, perifhed. Hanover, March it. The Princefs* confort of the Reigning Duke Charles of Mecklenburgh Strelitz, was fafely delivered of a princefs the day before yefterday. Milan, March 1. The Ducal Play ...