... Aid de Camps to his IVlajeity: ' On Wednefday halt died at Bromfgrove in Worceiterfhire, . 11 e 3 t it Year of his Age, the Rev. George Wilmot, A. M. il() Iv of Baliol College, Oxford; to the great Afflialon -of Relati ons, Grief of his Acquaintance, and ...

... A Lift of the Subfctibers Names will be printed. Subfcriptions ate taken in by the Rev. Dr Tew, Rcftot of Boldon; the Rev. Mr Ellifon, the Rev. Mr Dockwray, the Rev. Mt Moifes, and the Bookfellers, in Newcaftle, by Mr Bathutft, Bookfellet, in Fleet-ftreet ...

... Gulph, the sft of June. LONDON. 7aol. •On Monday the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Hamilton, Brother to the Tuefday his Royal Highoefe the Duke coming from Vauxhall, Earl of Abercorn, and the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Nicholas Ilikawen, and going to take Water at the Stairs ...

... 6. ported by many Knowing-Ones,thought to be deeply I the political Affairs of Europe, that the Savoyard k is at prefent trimming for a Battle with the Shakelc Cock. Very great Odds are laid on the Head of er, as he never yet run, and the latter has more ...

... are, by a late Order of the Court of Common-Council, to be of plain Mazarine blue Mantua-Silk, without any Trim- ming. , 22. Laft Week the Rev. Mr. Langton, Dean of Clogher in Ireland, having been to pay a Vifit to the Duke of Devonfhire, at Chatfworth ...

... all Stoppages. • , Wednefday Evening lift was married at the Dutcher, Dowager of Hamilton's Seat in Suffolk, the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Donegall, to the Lady Ann Hamilton, Daugh:er to her Grace. Lift Week died at his Houle in Clarges-ltreet, Piccadilly ...

... FUKIERAL» «t OWEP A LA-MODE. Campley Mr. WOODWARD, Lord .H&rdV Mr. DEXTER, Trim Mr. GLOVER. Lord nriimprpn'Mr. KNIFE, Tnifty Mr. HEATTON, Ijidy Harriot Mil's OSBORNE, Lady' Charlotte Mrt. RRfDGES, MadamoiTtllc Mf». ADCOCK, TatdeaiJ Mrs. GLOVER, at Fardingale ...

... ■- ■■ - and Lightba-f^, of the Corporation of Stationers. &c. for the Year« MARRIAGE?} In Belfaft, Mr.Samud Hvde, » Mila Hamilton. Osughter lames Hsmitls near Hulvhcadt Deane. Etigt 1 tative in Pailituieni tor the Borough of Ent iileMpe; Daly, ot Rilbtue ...

... rain and Bar, viz. The Ladies to wear black filk or velvet, coloured ribbands, fans, and tippets. to continue in black, full trimmed, and to Wear coloured fwords and buckles. ty.ijhninfter* March 18. This day his Majefty came to the Houfe of Peers, and being ...

... bell modern Authors in Europe, upon all Suhjta:.—Jatal 'guca be had at Mr. Fitzgerald’t Looking bh>p Caplc-llreet, opguiilc Abbey-fircef. be fet, for any Term Year-, or Lives, the Dwelling Houfe and Warehoulca now the PolTcfliun of Mr, William Gib!oß, in ...

... AMefia.jje or .Tenement, 2_ , Court or .'aril behind Ihi fimr, ?? ecm-en-crt 0:!xe, fituate cf S\ Jain s's-Strett, near ih; Abbey the C. y of Bath. J Vrtw ' Fur Parttcutsr*, apf.tj t y. R FtsH.R, in Oange-Grrxe ; ?? r j t Charle. Sueet, B- v ;or Mr ...

... named were thefe, viz. Mr John Hamilton at Cathcart, (the moderator), Wait, MeflT. David Connel, Alexander Dobie, John Freebairn, Colin Campbell, James Morifon, John Colquhoun» David Macgibbon, Andrew Gray, John Hamilton fenior, John Gillies, Laurence ...