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... dfield Great, P. H.Spi- Rayleigh, Samuel Spinks, cer, jun. Bishop Stortford, J .C . Can- Romford, Barker and John- ning, son. Cambridge, John Swan, Saffron Walden, John Em- Castle Hedingham, Jeffrey son. Carter, . Southminster, James Spur- C. ore, J. H. Farrand ...
... town on Tuesday afternoon, from a visit tj the King at Brighton. The Duke Sussex's birth-day was on Saturday celebrated Grand Masonic dinner, at the Freemasons' Tavern. The Royal Duke himself was in the chair. Since the union of the ancient Masons with ...
... Regulation Bill. The Duke of I'LAND presented a petition from VYisbeach aguinst the Registration Bill. He also gave uotico that would, on Thursday next, present a number of petitions with which was intrusted from the county Cambridge and the Isle of Ely ...
... Friday their Majesties visited Greenwich, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of Cumberland, and the Duke of Gloucester, the Princess Augusta, and the Princes of Cumberland _ and Cambridge, Lord Hill, Lord Frederick Fitzdarence, Lady A. Fitzclarence, ...
... the internal communication. hen we heard it announced that Mr. Manners Sutton was a candidate for the representation of Cambridge University, we frankly confess that we did not credit it. imagined that the Right Honourable Gentleman had secured his peerage ...
... Institution, fp SKsuay, April 21st, :oA3, by the Rev. J. SCHOLh||ELD, M.A., Regius irotessor of Greek in the University of Cambridge ; E the Morning at St. Peter's Church, when Service | fill commence at half-past Ten ?? ; in the After- ' nan at St. James's ...
... at St. Pauls, Mill Hill, Hendon, Middlesex, ojrSundav, August 11th, 183S, by the Rev. J. BROWN, M.A. of Queen's College, Cambridge, Minister of the above Church. London : Hatchard and Son ; and Walter and Taylor, Colchester. Canie Astray, On the 26th of ...
... to recog- r..ze the leadings ot an irduj^HT Providence in the «tcp to which he has been ?? admitted in tbe University of Cambridge, as Ifftaratory to, and essen- tially connec ted with, his apitnntment to the Incum- bency ot Charles's Chapel, llymoutb ...
... Feln-uary, 1834. RICHARD BIRCH WOLFE, Esquire, EBEfiIFF. Cavendish Grammar School. MR. SIIEAL [l&tniber of the University of Cambridge), BlGs to return his sincere Thanks to his Friends end the Public for the gre:it Patronage he has ttpaienced since he has ...
... Colchester, and the Vicinity, supplied at the Trade Price. PRIVATE TUITIOX. A Married Clergyman, gradna^of the University of Cambridge, residing in a healthy situation within four miles of the towu?of Colchester, is desi- rous of receiving into b% fantily ...
... Braintreefy Bocking W. D. and T. IL Bvkbsll Bitlericay, CM. Harridgs Bardfield P. H. Spicer Bishop's Stortford, J. C. Casnino Cambridge, John Swan Castle Hedingham Jeftery Cartes Clare J. H. Farrand Coggeshall, H. Cordhan Colchester, L. Garrard Dunmow, Robert ...
... AUCTION, BT Witt. JAjyrfsoiff, On Friday, July 18th, 4^C at the Duke of York, Barrack Street, at FourlTClock in the Afternoon, A Desirable FREEHOLD MESSUAGE in Two Tenements, situated near the Duke of York, and now in the occupation of Thomas Fisher and Mrs ...