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... Hoyte was keeper to h e first, second, and third Dukes of Portland ; and he who Is lately deceased, wan keeper to the third, fourth, and fifth Dukes, and also to the Duchess Vosvager, during the present Dukes minority. T 1 DE TABLE. High Water at Landon Bridge ...
... place. It is expected that the workmen will begin to pull down at the end of the month. During the bustle of the contest for Cambridge, a London pickpocket contrived to gain admission into the body of the Hall, by dressing himself in a Master of Art's gown ...
... ewe. New Carlow —S. to —4. Waterford Newry ..w —4. 40 --f. Belfast ~ —4. to —4. Cork Dublin Sneak—per Arlie. Dorset Cambridge 34r. to 40s. York 2lls. to 31s. cwt. Doable Wester S. to 72e. Single do OB. to 7U4. l'beshiret 5Ol. to 7ht. Derby NIW ...
... Pulteney-street, Gulden-square. brewer, July and 5, at one, and August 5, at eleven. (Fyson & Co. Luthbury. Jaunt's Hatfield, Cambridge, Boendraper, July 4,8, and August 5, at ten. (Bell & Co- Row Church-yard, Chespside. Alexander Faber, Aldermanbury, wine ...
... Exeter, through Salisbury and Dorchester at Two. Falmouth, through Exeter Two. PlYnimith, throneh Blandford and Honiton Cambridge, through Ware Half-put Two. Canterbury, through Faversham Half-past Two. Royston and Buntiorford Half-past Ti.. Carlisle ...
... THE ATLAS. The Duke of Montrose, in the exercise of his diem:mina as Lord Chamberlain, has again changed the period for continuing open the two Winter Theatres and the Summer Theatre in the Haymarket. In future, the Winter Theatres are to be closed three ...
... Earl of Chi &miter. He commenced his official career as Principal Secretary fur Ireland, during the Viceroyalty of the late Duke of Portland, and afterwards 61Ied the same uttice at the critical period of the memorable rebellion in that country, when the ...
... prisoners were returning from Chelmsford fair. They rode at a quick pace, ut the rate of sixteen miles an hour, and as they passed Duke-street, a crowd were collected, which being apprised of the approach of horsemen, made haste to get out of the way, but not ...
... Lord Bishop lisle, sad tie list., of Laniifilatei lasta ituucett, Nilsonlowthlbare , Bad lam* preneeted, by his f.rare the Duke of Beaufort, to the ricanure of Marie aad Hedwick, ln the slaw county. D. Sykes. Es+ M.P. for Hull, has beta pleased to appoint ...
... against the enemy, I could not get rid of them, now I had a mind to it. So we, that is, my Lord Duke of Buckingham. Lauderdale, Derby, Wilmot, Tom 'Hague, Duke Darcey, and several others of my servants, went along northwards towards Scotland, and at last ...
... it. The Duke of Athol is at present the only nobleman who stands pledged to build a house there.—Morning Paper. It is rumoured in the higher circles, that the Order of the Garter, vacant by the death of Lord Wiuchelsea, is to be given to the Duke of Devonshire ...
... apartments on the ground floor of the new residence erecting for the Duke of York, in the King's Palace, St. James's, will be finished in a fit state for the occupation of the Royal Duke by next Christmas, at which time it is expected his Royal Highness ...