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... Brod unu, was perfectly cured infix weeks. Witrieffes, John Vale, John Henry Role, Mallerof tbci Cambridge Band. Thomas Norwood, Keeper to his Grace the Duke af Bo cclengh, was blind of one eye; bat by applying to auld taking Dr. Brodurn's medicines, was ...
... ranks, of people to her Majeify. The Dukes of York, - Kent, and Cambridge breakfafled with Their Majefties. During the morning, the Duke of Clarence, the Princefs Chailotte ot f Wales, attended by Ladv Elgin, the Duke of Glouefter, and a number of perfonl's ...
... was perfe~lycured infix weeks. WitueQ'es, jdh'~.ยง l Vale, johluu Henry'Role, Xiafterof ,hc Cambridge daud. -'' Thomrtas Norwo-od, Keeper to 'his Grace ithe Duke bf Bucclcugh, was bNnd ofone eye;. but by applying to a--i taking Dr. Broduirp's medicines ...
... of oug1asbecame extirii; that of Roxburgh is now fo; and that of Queenfberry will bt fo on th- deceafe of the prefent Noble Duke. Lord Euflox. has been deprived of hls place of Rapger and keeper of St. James-s and Hyde Park. It is onderftood that thn Books ...
... and Mr. Pitt. LaR night in the Houfe of Commons, Mr. Pitt refumed his Seat on the'Treafury Bench, upon his re-eletlion for Cambridge. New writs were moved for Chriftchurch, in the room of George Rofe, Efq. appointed Payinafer of the Forces; or lielilone ...
... time; to be coamnitted to.morrow. i LOJVDOJ -AfYx 4. On Saturdav, about az o'clock, his MajeRy,. accrnpaniod by the Duke of Cambridge, took an airing in his travelling poft chariot to Kew ; his Majelty was followed by the Queen and Princeffes in two caches ...
... his tldeft on. he MAY z9.3 Sunday morning, flon after ten r o'clock, their Majclies, the PrinceIies, the Dukes 7n of Ciunmberland, Kent, and Cambridge,/witii their m, ufual attendants, walked from the Q(cen's Lodge of to the Chapel Royal in Windfor Cafle ...
... PORTSMOUT'H. SATURDAYI JUNE L4 I s . ~SATURDA-Y, JUNE j6; . On Wiednefdaiy, at about nxoon, his Royal High- nefs the Duke 6: -CAubridge arrived at General .1 -, .. I , I:. ;! . - .s , , , M , . , . I Whitelockk's. . -The Royal Aandard was difplayed ...
... efpecial purpofe, by the Uni- T'ittIty of Cambridge. Catalogues, expreeffive of the Terms and Conditions of th' Sale, w:ll be tranfinitted to the Country, free of Poltage, by Mr. Wilfon, Stereotype Office, Duke-ltreet, Lincolnsei inn Fields, London; and ...
... verfe. Afterwards the Royal Family rode to Frogmore. 'IThere was much company at Wjaindfor yealerday; among them the Dukes of Cambridge and Kent, Sir Sidney Smitl, &c. General Don having got a command in England,. i.s fncceedcd in the Dunbar Diltrilt, ...
... in a letter to him for giv- ing up the regimert. AuGUST 21.1 Hs.Majefy this morning, ac- companied by the Dukes of Kent, Cumberland, and Cambridge, their Royal Highneffes the Prin. ceffes Auguft , Mary, and S. phia, with the ladies and equerries in waitinig ...
... Prisacc of Wales, the Duke of Clarence, the D ake of Kent, the Duke of Safl'ez, and the Duke of Cambridge.; Lord Grarntley, Meif. Sheridan and Braddyll, Gen. Whilelocke' Colo- nels Dalrymple, XiyMahnp, and'.Cotton, and the Duke's own family. ...