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... IV. cap. a, for the windows in their bars parlours. , Ilia Royal Highneas the Duke of York has been pleased to appoint the Rev. William Barnea, Christ’s College, Cambridge, and Rector of Richmond, in Yorkshire, to be one his Domestic Chaplains. *Vc are ...
... return his his for the j libefal wlijch him his residence 7 Hanqr-sfreet at time contirmlrice favours at present Manufactory No Duke-street has lately for better accommodation business and which place he to the above articles a very superior at reduced N ...
... Lord Beresford it is said has been restored his old rank commander-in-chief the Portuguese forces have been given equip Cambridge 80 Capt Thus J Maling guard-ship at Chatham for active service to increase the number her crew the war complement 700 men ...
... the end Stable anil Coach-hu street containin respectively 42 feet late in the poss on the Ireet nearly with a two-stall Parr-Duke-street Parr- and in of Mr Forsyth but untenanted tenure Leasehold under the Corporation Apply Leigh and Son Basnett-street ...
... father. ' Wholen th ie g--rtleean asked the box-keeper , if that was sty] the yaelllt Napoleon, he answered, No, it is the Duke or l! h-t'tit,,; and loeund upon inquiring. afterwards, that for o,~'d-.rsw era Strictly given to all personsl 'in offhice ...
... IV- ?? week a lady of colu apf htpeeedbefre ?? at Rochester, to make a el,- complaritnlof her husband going on board the Cambridge, ~els and leaving her destitute of~ subs~istpnce. Inth ouseo en- her examination it appeared that ?? had been t1e coreaion ...
... their final instructions from Mr. sPlanta, the Under Seeretary of State, in the absence of s Mr. Secretary Canning. The Cambridge was to convey thbm to their several destinations with all possible speed. A . Itusbide, the Ex-emperor of Mexico, according ...
... Fe !w classes, but it Is eminently adapted for youth of both Sexes. Sit 2. MEM.OIRS relative to th~e DUKE D'ENGHIEN, with - the Journial of the Duke, written by' himIself, land Historical PI( Cand Ineditled Documents. Second Edition. 8vo. Portrait.I cit ...
... Ashton-in-the-Willowsa, held their ~nrniversary. Being joined by brothers ffom tile Constitn- tion-lodge, Warringon, and ~the Duke of Norfolk.ldge, W-igal, they proceedled to chsrrch, where an excellent sn4 approptiate sermon was preached by the Rev. E. ...
... ?? HlIteSTORY; or, British Chronolo- b ,g ga Cetalogue of Moearchs, from the Invasion of fe ilsto the Conquest of William Duke of Normandy. tee By the Riev. George Whittrker, A.M. Price TCHof 'dODERN lIlSTORY, with a concise ViewT ?? eel Pruceeseof the ...
... immediately on arrival, to Coventry. Lps, Leamington, Southami, Banburv, Oxford, Buckingham, its, Aylesbury, Leicester, Cambridge, Peterborough, Newmarkest Norwich, Yarmouth, &c. Returns from Birmingham every 5 a evening, at Nine, in one hour after the ...
... remained under the Rloyalist troops, under General TG Beeril, batwhohadexpressed ?? Maling, oftbe Bri- Ti tj h man of war, Cambridge, hisinability to hold out long, frc and had solicited the aid of the British ships's company, to bry protect British property ...