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... of colonel Barffe. An itnmenfe crowd went to meet him. This battalion paraded before the king's cattle, oppofite the duke of Cambridge's lpalace.- They there played God face the king, accoinpaqtied by delightful Turkiih muftc, which was followel by loud ...
... has declared, that rihe c~eloral diglities I be conferred on a neighbouring prince, fvppofed e the duke of Bunfwick; others fay, the khg of mark, as duke of Oldenburgh. a B5varis, Wirtemrburgb, and Baden, arc ahut to rered into kingdoms, the following ...
... on ?? Ift of tiisi mointh, at which ,inlt ,o spartC was at Munich. Two new eleilors ,*ib ti br created in the perlons of the duke of ?? J rfkvick antd the prince of Heilt Darnifiadt. The wu latter 1inces are attached to tite intereft of the ij, uf ?? jljiat ...
... of notice. CAMBRIDGE ELECTION.-The vice chancellor of Cambridge has appointed Friday next, the 7th infL. for the ele&iori of a reprefentative in parliament for that univerfity. The conteft fqr the reprefentation of the univerfity of Cambridge in parliament ...
... launched from Mr. Symons's yard, at Little Failmouth, a beautiful brig packet, named the Duke of Montrofe. and was intended for captain Dennis, late of the Duke of Kent packet: Captain Dennis has for fome time been very unwell, laft evening whilft at ...
... of lords about one o'clock. The number ot noblemen and gentlemen who attended the funeral was immenfe. The dukes of Kent, Cumberland, and Cambridge, were prefent. STATE LOTTtY.-'rhc Ticket, No. 10,730, as ?? the 18th inflant, intitled to Twenty Thoufand ...
... prefent ru- nioured change of Miniftry.-They were not entirely ?? Earl of Lufton prefented a petitiori from the Univerfity of Cambridge, againif the Catho- lic Bill, and Mr. Dickinion tnok that opportunity t6 open the bufinefs. Alltding to the rarnoured change ...
... converfing' for a few xninutes, her royal highnels paffed oin-to the princeflfs, the princefs Sophia of Glouxcefter, the dukes of C(ambridge ard Glou. cofter, and after fome congratulationis; het royal highnes r-ccived the tompliments of the principal strt ...
... ha'd taken,' they Vere purfued by fome friends of the lady, Who' 'on Mon- : day morning, furprifed tbtem at the Hoop Irin, Cambridge, where they had repofed. ?? proigifes could ?? the youang bady to return: (he exprefled hetrsletermination to marry the ...
... adjoining, be- hindI it, were thbe apartments of her attendants. At tile end of the wing were some apartments of the D)uke of Cambridge which extended to the front next the Parik. TI lwe whole of tile east wing of the Inner Court-varid was speeily ill ...
... was a whole lenigth -of tile. late Duke of Cumberlandr; and on the other, of the Duke of Clarence. At one end of the room was a portrait of the great Dulke of Cumsberland. On1 the other side, that of thn h-tvt Duke of R:a land. Over tile doors were oival ...
... Princess of Wales, the Duchess of York, the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Cumberland, Cambridge, and Sussex, their Higbnesses the Duke of Gloucester, and the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, and his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick, were also present. The ...