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... Master shall have been educated at Westnunster, Eton, or Winchester Schools, and Va Master of Ar_*, either of Oxford or Cambridge, he wul 6e entitled to a further salary of 401. per annum or upwards, under the will of William Grim-alston, M. D. Any persons ...
... Master shall have been educated at Westminster, Eton, or Winchester Schools, and ?? Master of Arts, either of Oxford or Cambridge, lie will be eit.tled to a further salary of 40.. per annum ...
... principal object of thi» tyrant's jea- ioufy, are faid to have been already be- headed. Among tbem are mentioned the Duke de Medina Ccli, the Duke de I'lnfan- tado, and the Marquis de las Amiraitas, The former bas uniformly been conltdered as the Premier Grandee ...
... have been educated at I ».Ve*t'iii*'Stcr, Eton, or Winchester Schools, and 1 ! r 1 d ister of Arts, either of Oxford or Cambridge, i ■ fie will be entitled to a fuithcr s:i!ary of 40/. per j aiiiui'ii or n;. winds, under the will of William* I GuiMBALsroN ...
... Park and Tower guns were fired. Soon after nine o'clock, their Majeflies, the Princetfes, .ihe Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Cumber- land, and Cambridge, breakfafled together at tbe Queen's Palace. At eleven o'clock the Princefs Charlotte of Wales arrived ...
... repair, mat has made her as good as a new fhip. A hundred Royal Marines have been put on board as part of her compliment. The Duke of Manchefter bas failed from Portfmouth. to take upon himfelf the Go- vernment of Jamaica. Much good may be expeded to refult ...
... Bedford, Berks, Devon, Berks, Berwick, Dorset, Berwick, Brecon, Essex, Brecon, Bucks, Hants (including Bucks, Cambridge, the Isle of Cambridge, Cardigan, Wight) Cardigan, Carmarthen, Kent, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Lancaster, Carnarvon, Chester, Middlesex ...
... Highnefs Er- neft Augviftns Duke of Cumberland, X G. to be General in the Army, by Commiffion dated 25th April 1808. His Majefty has alio been pleafed to ap- point Lieutenant-General his Highnefs Adol- phu_ Frederick Duke of Cambridge, K. G. to be General in ...
... Farhily bf Spain to the feveral reildences affigned to then.. The intelli- gence from Madrid is ofthe 13th, when the Grand Duke of Berg appears to hare been tarrying pn the office of Government in the Royal Palace, without any oppofition. No accounts ...
... -he» of certain land, in In- ■•J-iAttv __*« ?? P»nsh And also a CUS- »« Midi ,T or AN NUAL PAYMENT of H >e Tithes f the Duke of Ue-«n«h»e. ■»» \W\ Ai |»ari_h . ceru,n •**•* '«> Crossmore, within the ■ G,0,,„d , Ce ' U ' other NEARLY RENTS ■*c P_„ ...
... j. «&J The favourite Comedyof THE HONEY- MOON. The Duke Aranza, by Mr. ELLISTON.' Rolando, Mr. Cowan; Count Mrmialban, Mr. Platr; Umpedo, Mr. Bailey; Balthazar, Mr. Hemley; |agues (the sham Duke) Mr. Leonard. -Juliana, Mrs. Stanton, Volante, Mrs. Ken- ...
... Cornwall, Bedford, |Be rk ?? Devon, Berks, Berwick, Dorset j Berw.cltj Biecon, Essex, Brecon, Bucks, Hants (incltld- Bucks, Cambridge, ing the Isle of CautorHge, Ceidigan, Wight) Cardigan, Carmarthen, Kent, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Lancaster, Carnarvon,' Chester ...