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... Gamlingay in the County of Cambridge, was unanimoufly chofen 141ernber for the Borough of Dunwich, in the County of Suffolk. A Dinner is ordered by his Grace the Duke of Newcafile for fix hundred Perfons at Trinity-Hall in Cambridge. We are affured that his ...
... JOHN DUKE of MONTAGU. Her Grace the Dutchefs of Montagu lies at the Point of beath in Privy Garden. Her Grace kept her Bed for fome Time before the Duke'. Death. OnThurfclay hi s wi c ity .pleafed to appoint hi s R o y a l tlighnefe the Duke of Cumberland ...
... Nobility, &c. on that at Kenfington Palace. On Saturday a AN'olf, lent over from Germany as a Prelent to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland, was fent to Windfor, to be put in his Royal Highnefi's Menagery there. Laft Saturday Afternoon died at Oxford ...
... order to its being ready for Foot Pafnegers to crols over by Michaelmas next. We heir that by Order of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland, an Exprefi let out Yeiterday for Hanover, to procure his Majefty's Pardon for Captain Clark, who was lately ...
... - , . We hear -that Crowle, Efq; will be - iipointed;'' by his Grace the Duke • Of Marlbdrough,..j4ze *of Marthal's Court; in the room a Mr. Baron Smythe.' We hear from Cambridge, Lit Week Sir John Cot:. ton, of Stratton in Bedfordfhire, - Bart. fent as ...
... more than ever, that thole who took the Degree of Batchelors Of Arts at Oxford, for fome particular Reafons ; refort to Cambridge for that of Matter. L 0 N D 0 N, jraor 12. A .. Chara&e r of the late- War, fo far only as regards Ily from a Latin Work ...
... and was occafioned by Oat Carelefstyis of a Servant, who left a Candle in one oi the Stab!es. - By a privite - Letter flop Cambridge we have Advice, thor on Monday Litt, abinft Nine o'Clock in the IVlurning, there was a violero. Storm of Thunder ad Lightening ...
... Cathedral Church of Durham, in which it is faid he will be fucceeded by the Rev'. Dr. Chapman , Mailer of Magdalen College in Cambridge! This Day Noon the Right Hon. the Lord -Mayor, with the ufual Formality,•.prociairned Bartholomew Fair. Yeiterday upward ...
... illuminated; and about Nine their Royal H hneffes, with the Prince and Princefs, landed at our Key, attcnded by his Grace the Duke cf Q.eenibury, and Capt. Bluctworth, Equerry, and Capt. Douglas, Matter of the Houfhold, and the Rev. Mr. Caverly, one of the ...
... were to fail in four or five And Sunday Night and Yefterday the Puffers of the Dragon 4 Capt. Kent, from St. David', , the Duke of New. cal Capt. Fowler, front Bencoolea; and the Salifbury, Capt. Burrows, from Bombay, came. with the Account of the f t ...
... atughtei. Of the, late . CharleS . Duke of Somerfet, molt beautiful and a g reeable youngrady with a Fortune , of 150;000 I. The Ceremony wasperformed by the Rev. Mr. Thomas Barnard,. Fellow ofSt. College, Cambridge, arid Chaplaii to her Grice. . On Sunday ...
... they were officionfly fearching about,-•he means Ilea' a Gold Watch, and , got clear On Thurfday a Servant of his Grace the Duke cf Bedford, 'going from Oalcharnpton to-Taviftcck, was attack'd on the Road - by two Fellows, • very indifferently mounted ...