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... tranfe&ion the poor who no confeftion them - Foft September 5 FbRElCN AFFAIRS ' ' This arrived Mails from Holland France that Duke Albert Saxe-i Tefchen is point entering this the head army of men Stockholm 5 before there public our churches to return thanks ...
... afterwards reprieved Holloway was found guilty on two one for highway robbery the other for a horfe and he for execution Cambridge March 17 At Huntingdon aflizes Berridge Thomas Skillett and Berridge were capitally convifted but re the left n d o n Friday ...
... FRIDAY MARCH 24 1775 N° 149 is publilhed every Morning and circulated with the through Counties of Hartford Bedford Eliex Cambridge the Newfmen to Morning by the Coach and many other Places &c - Rutland Buckingham and Middlefex living Dijlancefrom fitch ...
... Hon. the i'ail of Hardwicke which to. k place Monday !..sf, the office of High Steward ihe Cniveisity has become vacant. The Duke Nor 1 Marquis Camden are mcnliotnd very likely to he put in nomination. 'I'lle otfice of Il'ilseati t eing vacant, the Trustees ...
... the Established Church. Now, which of these measures can the Duke of Wellington sanction? Which of these measures has Sir Robert Peel not opposed? Which of these measures can any one of the Duke's satellites vote for, —the Goulhurns, the llardinges—the ...
... 000/. a-year his income; thus receiving for himself about 22,0Q0/. a-)car! Then come the Lords of the Treasury, who are—l. The Duke of Wellington, who is one of His Majesty's principal Secretaries of State, and retains the seals of all the- other .offices ...
... privilege ? The King has once exercised prerogative by the appointment of the Duke of Wellington he found him minister and so continued liim, until the people, disgusted with the Duke's scandalous avowal to oppose every reform— or, other words, to protect every ...
... Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, at Westminster, for the counties of Bedford, Buckingham, Huntingdon, Cambridge, and Hertford, in the room of the late Mr. John Whitehouse. The Trustees of the Charity met Monday last, to examine the contracts ...
... the Town of Cambridge its distinguished and talented representatives. It has often been remarked. how little wisdom is necessary to govern a nation and never, perhaps, had striking illustration as in the history the last three weeks. The Duke of Wei lington ...
... people might he no longer the electors! There cannot be a doubt but that, if (he par liaaient summonded by the Duke be inclined to support Duke, the provisions of the Reform Biil will be changed. Slight alterations in the franchise—raising it where men ...
... the Cambridge Independent Press, of Saturday.) The Tory ministry may be considered as in their stirrups. True there are some three or fouroftices still remaining vacant, but tliat is a matter of little importance in a cabinet possessing the Duke Wellington ...
... termination of one of the most singular interregnums, that is to be found 0 _ the annals of ancient, or modern history. The Duke of Wellington's Dictatorship is at end, and the responsibility, which was always supposed to be an essential part of our c ...