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... Matchem in Keniington-gardens, be- treen eight and nine » and parted fram him at gute, Hyde-paik, at half pod ten, or later. Phe Duke of fert a note into the oifice, mMumMaing that he actended in behalf of the prifover ; but as many gent lemen had fpoken of ...
... A'bright tmited, top ner with the vicarage of Great Bradfield, both in Lilex. the Rev. George A. M. former! of Trinity coticge, Cambridge, was prefcated to the vicarag fo] eof Wists, vora by death, On Tuetday latt the Rev A.M. was by the Lord Bifuep of Sarum ...
... Dialucue between A the Countefs of and the Earl of Sharpfet, Lett: r from a young Cantah tn I his Friend jn Clare-hall, Cambridge, with many other eauolly entertain- ing, humorous Pieces in Verfe, as alio humorous Articles fele ‘ted from the Print Lua ...
... BANKRUPiS Tacmas Treacher, of Wantwitch in Chethire, Che Fafion, Thoma Lorkin, late of Little- port nthe of E,y i ihe Coun y ot Cambridge, ee Ghis Day arrived the from and FLANDERS. 25. TROOP of thirty or torty banditti (fo the French the Corficans, who are nobly ...
... the Cathedral, near his learned Dr. Pococke, in the ile between the choir and the Latin chapel., Tuefday lait his Grace the Duke Marlborough gave a> moft hofpitable entertainment his tenants* and other farmers in the neighbourhood of Woodltcck. Two hundred ...
... knell j and the Shoulder Mmiyii. WOKINGHAM NEW COACH, through Bi. .field. W.,r-field, Winkfitld, a.i ...
... granted to you.” The Count de Maurepas, who has only the title of a Minifter, was not at the Bed of Jultice, nor was the Duke de but the Duke d’Aiguillon came from his country feat to be pre- fent at it. LONDON, Dee. 6. HOUSE of COMMONS, Dec. 5. This day fome ...
... Shoulder of Mutton. WOKINGHAM NEW COACH, through Binfield, Warfield, Winkfield, and (by Permiifian of his Royal H.ghnefs the Duke Cumberland) through the Great Park the Lodge, fets off from the Swan with Two Necks, Great Carter.lane, Dehors Commons, every ...
... Letters f late Proceedings of the St London DifTenting Miniftcrs, and on the Interference the Magiftrate Religion; Anecdotes the Duke Monmouth, Sir Geo. Haftings, and Sir Newton «:w on the Cromwell Fanny; Impartial Review of New Publications ; Original Poetry ...
... ON the 4_ih night the Palatine arjived here ; the Great Duke had fent id his bedchamber sit his the with offers to him, but the declined accept in any public honours the next morning the Gieat Duke made his Highnefs the full vifit, which the ledor immediately ...
... 11, ,nd ' , a ' ' F,n, F«rnhain, »incs Mar.-.s, .St. M t'ne fields, Stationer. Awl-cw ...
... vendith-fquare, Middlefex, Jobu Harciug ot Bow, M:cddlefex, Malfter. Jehn Hamaway, of Whitticicy in the Ie of Ely and county of Cambridge, Waterman, — -— -——- ee re Ye2erday arrived the Mails-from France Eluc- LAND and FLANDERS. C PARIS, June H inftant the Criminal ...