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... fheep-fhearing commenced in the Park Farm Yard, at Woburn, agreeably to the appointnient'of the late much- lamented Duke. The prefegt Duke,, f6t rea- fons which may very eafily be conceived, was uot -prefent, and Lord Somerville very kindly undertook the ...
... of Regent Maflers this year wvas one lhundred and ten. On Wednefday'laft the Right Honourable Vifcomiit Nelfon of tile Nile, Duke of Bronti, the Rigiht Honourable Sir William Hamnilton', Knight of the Bath, and Lady lSamilton, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Nelfon ...
... J. Jekyll, (4) C.aml'ridgiaije-Ld. C. Manners, Rt. Hon.'C. Yorke, (z). Carrbiidge-Univergiy-Right Hon. W. Pitt, (5) Earl Cambridge Town-Hon. E. Finch, (4) R. Manners, (4) Come/ford-* Robert Adair, (i) sohn Fonblansue. Canterbury Hon. George Watfon, (a) ...
... her as vocals, and there was an excellent infituniental band.- Among the company prefefir, which anmowted to x500, were. The Duke of 1orfulkJ boke and Diclhefs.. of Beau- fort, Earl Berkeley, Earl of Suffulk, Earl and Countefs Bmthurfi, Lord Ducie, Lord ...
... Squate.- At Twickenham, in the 86th year o' his age, fincerely regretted by all who knew him, Richard Owen Cambridge, Efq. AsasriAuthor Mr. Cambridge was well knowun to the publicby. feveral muc~h-approved writfrngs, both in 'proie and verfe; and his various ...
... before the proprie. tors, and putting the qneftion of adjournment, the Court adjourned fine die. His Royal Highners the Duke of Cambridge has obtained the pafling of a Law in Hanover, by which every legal procers in that Eleatorate mull be concluded within ...
... -R. Toaminfa., 7. Tomkinflar, and D. F. S'olick, of'Liverpool, Merchnts. Cambridge, Seipt. z5. The Rev. John Wighit. Wickes, M. A. Dorneffic Chaplain to his Royal 1!ighuefs the Duke of C mberland, is prefented go the Redory of Wardley cum Belton, Rutland- ...
... a frigate from Alexandria. Egypt hi not at the time of his departure been evacuated by trh Englif'n. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Camhridge has obtained the paffing of a Law in Hanover, by which evers legal procets in that Bleltbrate truft be con. clu ...
... chliblId Marquisof Dlouglas to be his Niiajiciy's Lieuten:ant and Sheriff Pl1iii- cip l t iL Inarlitire, in the room of Aichibald Duke of H imilta oind B1radon, refin,,ed. NEW SHERIFFS. .Bet/iriylfl~re. 'hornton, of Ivlrggeroanger, . V. W'illawine, of i 'Igrith ...
... or Perpetual Curacy of buid, in the counnv and diocelt of H ereford. The Rev. Richalrd Lacey, A. B. of Queen's I College, Cambridge, is intlittted to the valo- - able Rec'lory of Dore, in lirefordhire Vitcallt by the ceflion of thle Rev. Robert Synmonds ...
... Pulteney, and a Mr. Johnflon, gf Shropfiiire.i being all immediate deficendanits of that ancient and honourable houfe. The Duke of Cambridge is expeaed to go from' Stutgard to Vienna. It is believed that his Royal Highnefs will not return to Hanover till towards ...
... Meadows; Since che Unioii lhere has been no independent -toinma'nder in Chief in Trelaild; the chief command is held tinder the Duke of York, by the General in Chief on the StafF. The full emoluments of the office are, h6wever, enjoyed to their full iextent ...