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... difpatch. The Duke of Gloucefter was yeflerday confidered by his. Phyficians to be in an amended ftate of .health. It is now confidently ftated, that. Lord Hardwicke will be fucceeded without delay, in the Government of Ireland, by the Duke of Montrofe ...
... Frederick Duke of York, K. G. to be Colonel of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, vice his Royal Highness the Duke pf Gloucester, deceased. His Majesty has been pleased to appoint Lieu- ?? his Royal Highness Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge, K. G. to ...
... the JXike ojf.fork is to com^, maVid' i the / 'BriCi(h arrpy about to be em- ployed on. the Continent, and that the Dukes of Cambridge and Cu mberlanq,, with . . $c Qenerals^uVraf ...
... death was. owing to indifpofitioo or to the arts of a competitor. The Duke of York, it is at lait finally fettled, embarks for the Continent early in March next. Tbe Duke of Cambridge, it is reported, will depart in the cour le of the prefent week. Yefterday ...
... and 13th are now on the coaft in readinefs. The llth, it is faid, will be embarked to-morrow, and form a guard for the Duke of Cambridge. The 9th and 17th are fhortly expected in this diftrid ; and ia order to accommodate them in barracks till embarked, ...
... fucceflbr. The appointment is eflimated to produce on an average from 25 to 30,0001. a year. It is now underftood that the Duke of Cambridge will accompany an expedition to the Continent early in the enfuing year. Mr. Pitt is nearly recovered from his dis- agreeable ...
... Admiral cf rhe White Squadron of the Fleet; Commander in Chief of his Majesty '« Ships tad Vessels in the Mediteirancan. Also,' % Duke of Brooret in^icily ; Knight Grand Cross of the Sicilian Order of St. , 1 ! ' 7 Ferdinand, and of Merit. Member of the Ottoman ...
... of Dukes. • Eldest Sens of Marquisses. , Earlsi 1 Eldest 60ns of Dukes. , \ • • Marquisses. Dukes. viM it • Earl Marshal. Lord Privy Seal., Lord President of the Council, Archbishop of York. .. . Lord Chancellor. ! Archbishop of Canterbury. Dukes of ...
... Head-Ma-ter shall have been educated at Westminster, Eton, or Winchester Schools, and be a Master of Aits, either of Oxford or Cambridge, be will be entitled to a further Salary of about Sixty Pounds per year. The Head-Master will have tbe privilege of taking ...
... declared that the Eledoral dignity (hall be conferred on a neighbouring Prince, fuppofed to be the Duke of Brunfwick, others fay the King of Denmark, as Duke of Oldenburgh. Negociations for Peace between Auflria and France have been brought to a cooclu- ...
... bury. First Lord of the Admiraly — Earl Spencer. Master General of Ordnance — Earl Moira. Commander in Chief— Duke of York. Lord Privy Seal— Duke of Norfolk. President of Council — Earl of Chatham. The above to be Cabinet Miniflers. Treasurer of Navy— Mr ...
... Dover Castle, Keeper, and Admiral of the Cinque Ports, Master of the Trinity House, and High Steward of the University of Cambridge, F. R. S. and M A. Died 23d January, 1806, aged 46 years. It is not yet pofitively determined on what day he flial! be buried ...