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... France of 1 6060 \L. belonging to the Lady Powis. 'Tis given out that the Duke of Portland has fold to the Honourable Qrey Nevil Eiq; his fine Sett of Bay Horfes for 500 L. The Duke of New- cattle, and feveral other Noblemen ly at Greenwich waiting his Majefty's ...
... November 14. The King has given to the University of Cambridge 'afooq l and the Prince wool, to-' wards building their Library j and iaft Satur* day that' ?? Waited oh his Msjcfty with an Addrefi, -Which the Duke of Sojjjcr- fet their Chancellor read to Kis Majefty ...
... his Faith at his Admif- iion into the Church, was pleafed to be one of his Godfathers. r One of ourditref^ondents from Cambridge furnifhes us with a merry Adventure that happen'd laft Week between two young Cafuifts of that Univcrfity, who having teen ...
... halfpenny and farth• Cadiz ~7 47 Tor to 4 j. ll( i, ] Z>M„ ✓ a The EleQion Representative in Parliament for the Univerfity Cambridge, in the Room ot Thomas.Pask, of Laws, deceafed, was not over till Moifday ; and we hear that Vir. Willoughby carry'd it againft ...
... Ring. Saturday Night laft there was a Meeting of feveral Dukes and cither Perfons of Quality, at the Rofe Tavern Temple Bar, concerning the Ele&ion for Members of Parliament. Tis faid the Duke of Wharton will fliortly be made Mafter of the Horfe his Majefty ...
... London, Jan. 10. The Rev. Mr. Fenny, ..i's College, Cambridge, is made.- Prebendary v.! i, in the room of the Rev. Mr. Martin, .ia.t£. Reft or S. Mildred ;n the / On Wednefday L . her! tine Rev Mr. Charles Brent, Student and Li-- brary Keeper of ;■ whrift ...
... the Army. ' The fame Day at Two the Afternoon, dy'd of the Cholick his Houfe Arlington ftreet, his Grace Charles Montague, Duke and Earl Manchefter, Vifcount Mandeville, and Baron Montague of Kimbolion in the County of Huntingdon. His Grace is fucceeded ...
... Monday March 6, Aylesbury. Bedford, March 9, rfce Town of Bedford. Huntington, r u:Jay March 1, at the Town Cambridge. M>nday Match n, at the Cambridge, Norfolk,' March 16, at Theitord, SuiFolk, Monday March at ijury Sr. Edmund*. Oxford Circuit. Mr. Baron ...
... London; fay that Carew and Cheek were both ty'd to Stake and burnt. The Duke fent fnpprefs the Kentifb Rebellion, his Forces abandon him, and he condrained fly for his Safety The Duke of Suffolk, in vain, endeavours ro make Infiirreftioii; is taken Piifoner ...
... murder Mr, Bowes the Taylor Drnry Lane. Friday /en'night the Hail of was ele&ed Lord of the Univejfity of Cambridge, full Senate, the Room of the Duke of Manchester lately dcceafed ; and one die appointed wait his Lord ihip with Patent tof that Office, with ...
... March 18. N. S. On Sunday laft the Duke of Orleans was blooded for a flight Indifpolition. The next Morning got ufual, but wns forced to go Bed again by Ten o' Clock, and was blooded about an Hour afterward. The Duke illma, Ambaflador Extraordinary of ...
... that are and due the 25th March, 1720. are now in Courfe of Payment. John Marlhal, Receiver' General for the County of Cambridge, lately deceafed, is fucceeded in that Port by 'Squire Taylor, his Son-in-Law. We hear the Reverend Mr. Evans is appointed ...