... Dupplin, Sir George Lyttelton, and many other Perfons of Quality and Diftioftion. We hear his Majefty has been pleafed to appoint Lieutenant Colonel Cratcherode, late Governor of Land-Guard Fort, to be Governor of Fort St. Philip in the. Ifland of Minorca ...

... the laughing Philofopher—Letters of Lord gelt, 1774. for the Year containing. An alphabetical L.ift ol the to Sir Thomas Lyttelton —-The Speculatift, No. Forty or fifty able Lads, from twelve to Names, with tf.c Occupation., bud Places Abode the j. Dedica'ed ...

... Staveley French Richard Derby Frith Samuel Bank Hall Froggatt Godfrey Hagg Gardom Thomas Cliff Gardom William Bakewell Gell Philip Hopton Gell Captain John Ditto Gilbert George Repton Gillet Richard Chefterfieid Gifborne Rev. Francis Staveley Gladwin General ...

... It: Fitzpatrick *, Hon. A. Foley, Thomas Foley*, Sir Martin Folkes, Viscount Folkstone Viscount Forbes Isaac Gaicoyne, Philip Gell,, Thonns Goddard, Thomas Forbes, T. S. Gooch*, Wm. Cordon, Lord G L. Gower *, Rig.ht Hon. H. Grattan, Robert Greenhill, ...

... Bait. Mi. P. DUGD~ l.E, STRATFOno DUDu.1LE, Efq. hi. P. liOn. WILLIAMI BEAUCIIAMN11LYGON, NM. r. I-lon. WVI LLIAM IlENRY LyTTELTON, M. P. Sir RobEwir LAWLEiv, 3art. ISAAC H-AiWKiINS BROowNr. Efq. M. r. PERSONS infuring with this Clompany will I enjoy the ...

... daynext. l'etocevr: I-rla Rysal High. the Dulte of YORIE, in the Chair. :- Vacce-PREsIDEN rs ?? GraSe the Duote of Leeds Il-on. Philip Pusey MAlst Noble the Marquis of SD-- George Hardinge, Esq. tlisbhury James Sims, M.l i). LL.D. .Rc. 1-lon. Earl of Hardwicke ...

... The Right Hon. THOMAS WALLACE. M. P| The Right Hun. JOHN BECKETT. M. P. Sir JAMES ROBT. GEO. GRAHAM. Bart. Ncthcrby. Sir PHILIP MUSGRAVE. Bart. M P. Sir FREDERICK FLETCHER VANE, Bart. Sir .1A MES GRAH A M. Bart. M. P. JOHN LOWTUER. Esq. M. P. JOHN CHRISTIAN ...

... Esq. .. 2 (I 0 1 Haes. John, Esq. ..100 Sayer, C, Esq 2 o o 1 j Kenyon, J. R.. Esq. . 10 10 0 Seymour, Henry, Esq. 20 0 Oh Lyttelton, Right Hon. Simpson, Mrs..! .. 5 Q 01. Lord 3 3 0^ Wilbraham, George, I Lou vain, Right Hon. Esq., M.P. .. .. to 00 1 I-ord ...

... ly Mrs. Henry Co'vile. ers, by Lady Lyttelton. • Line, by the Countess of MountcashelL 11, by Lady Gordon Cumming. l ar lborough, by the Duchess of Bnca.w-''gbarn and tonhaugh, by Lady Palmerston. 'ower, on her return from M a uri ti us, bytheCoufliels ...

... me on Wednesday, and then I began them; but I have not yet read Lord Lyttelton. Pope ' I have , begun, and that is what lam now reading. But what I have to say about Lord Lyttelton is this here: Mr. Seward says, that Lord Lvttelton's steward dunned Mr ...

... ultimo, Mr. William Dent, i The William Wise. Harewood, sailed from Svdocv hr Port woollen weaver, to Miss Margaret Anderson. [ Philip the January. Yesterday at Cockermoutli, Mr. Richard Rook, to Miss | The Ardent, Msrkey, Irom London at this port->d inst n ...

... Esq. of the Laurels, Edgbaston, of son. MARRIED.—On Thursday last, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J. W. M.A.. Mr. Thomas Fox, of London, to Ann Sarah, daughter Mr. Joseph Gell, of this town. —On Wednesday last, Mancetter Church, in this county, by ...