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... LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 31. St. HE King has been pleated to a p - YaMel, Dec. 3,. T appoint his Grace Augulltiq Henry T Fitzroy, Duke of Grafton, the Right Hon. Frederick North, commonly called Lord North, George Onflow, Charles Jenkinfon, and Jeremiah Dyfon ...
... days at the Old ilowfi. His Grace the Duke of Grafton, Chancellor of the Univerfity of Cambridge, has given a benefation of sco L towards lighting and paving the ftrects, and keeping a watch, in the town of Cambridge. A few days ago Mr. John Trufs, farmer ...
... Guinea, and Five Shillings and Three-pence each, at Mr. Fell's, Boukisiler, No. re, in Pater-nofter-Row„ and at my Houfe in Duke.ftreet, Wellmineer. T. NORRIS. Alfo Retail at NI-. Kearfly's, Lud.wte-Hll;.Mr. Woodtati's, Charing -Cm(' Mr. Daveishill, No ...
... Emorefs of Ruflia. An Imperial refcript has been publiflied in .he Ruffian army, by which Prince Charles, fecond Gin of the Duke of Courland, is de- Jaded from his rank of Major-General in the Ruffian fertice. Entrap of a letter from a Gentleman on Newyerfe ...
... Bcdfordlltirc, Tbuifday the 6th. Bedford. Huntingdonflttrc, Saturday the 81b, Huntingdon. Cantbridgcftiirc, Monday the icth, at Cambridge. Suffolk, the 13th, at Bury St Edmund's. Norfolk, Monday the 11, at the Caftle of Norwich City Norwich, the fame Day, at ...
... days ago, es' prefl'ed himfelf in favour of Triennial Parliaments. This day his Grace the Duke of Grafton was inflalled in perfon (with the ufual form) at Cambridge, Chancellor of that Univerfity. Advice is received, that Lord gottetoutt has difiblved the ...
... be a patriot in his head. The Duke of Grafton made feveral au kward advances to (peak to his Lordbut Lord Chatham always obviated every attempt of that kind : from which cot dua. the courtiers begin to auser ill of the Duke of Grafton's longer continuance ...
... Laft Fridav died, his Palace of Hamilton, the Moft Noble George-James Duke of Hamilton, Chatelcnult, and Brandon; Marquis Douglas and Clvtlldalc; of Angus, Arran. Lanerk, and Cambridge; Lord Avon, Abcihrothoclc, Polmont, Mi canfliite, and Inncrdale; Baron ...
... veral Members of Parliamei peChble gentlemen of the county meeting do the to confider of a petition fo grievances. A great Duke (who is er] the Weaver') is iOne into 0 he can fl op the fpirit of petit drefs of grievances; which, I ufual huOhnity, do not ...
... follows, viz. Duke of Grafton's bay colt, Goblet), Mr. Vernon's bay filly, Coquet, Mr. Shaftoe's bay colt, Truppenny . Ld. Grofvenor's black colt, Mur For the Plate the fame Mr. Vernon's bay both, Guardian. Ld. March's bay horfe, Matchleft, Duke of Grafton's ...
... were committed to the cattle at Cambridge, charged on oath with an affault and rape on Elizabeth Rock, a girl about 14 years of age. This little girl was keeping cows in the fields near Girton, about two miles from Cambridge, when there villains happening ...
... enfuing, which his Grace tine Duke of Bedford attended Recorder of that Borough. A queftion was llrtt propoled in the Corporation, whet!.- r any new Freemen fhould be admitted? which was carried in the Affirmative 17 to ir, the Duke of Bedford. After this ...