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... fign’d between the Court of Turin and Marflial Moillebois. fiipulated among other that the Prince of Piedmont ftiould be married to Madame Henrietta of France; that Parma and Placentia fliould be made over Don Philip, and Part the Milancfe to the King ...
... Sterling. A hundred and fixteen of thofe Ships were employed in the American Trade. On Sunday Charles Churchill, Efq; was married to Lady Maria Walpole, Daughter the late Earl of Or ford. Yellerday Counfellor Morgan was examined again before Lord Harrington ...
... Tranfports lately taken up the Government for the North. Lafl Week Charles nope-W eir, Brother to the Earl of Hoptcn, was married to Mifs Vane, eldell Daughter of the Hon. Henry Vane, Efq;. Wey't Letter, It is reported that the Pruffians have taken PolTdlion ...
... app:i.)priate toads, and treat( • tte ladies with a dance. • Married, at the Manfe of ArdAattan, the Rev. Franc Stewart of Craignifh, Mifs Margaret Campzl,.claughter late Rev. Peter Campbell, Married at Lorkion, Robert giie,icien, jtm. Etig, of Court! (tree ...
... Mart-kJ; at Hatuburgh,:mr Robt-rt .dg Cronftetlt, daughter of Colona Dt.re.ll, z‘nd of the. ~1.4.4,11ar0n de Cronit talt. 'Married, PtJacty Adamrclrs, Cardener, tto, Rev. Henry Tturoplon, Pet - 4 - W), to Mift, Brilhane, vnie, - laniftivr of the law Capt4in ...
... ?? ?? twenty-six days. li iwas iproelnimed Kinig on the 25th of October, 1 %60. Ohi ?? -8th of Septemrber, 17M1, lie was married to i her. late Majesty, and had isene nine sons and six , daughters, of whom six of the former, annd five of the latter, survive' ...
... from a watery graec. W'e are informed of sopie further particulars of the above catastrophe. Mr. Cowenl, it appears, has a married daughter re- I siding at. Belfast, whoin he had rezently visited; and lhe caine back to England for the purpose of taking ...
... leet, the Viscountess Duncan, aeorr. At- the manse of Kinglassie, os the 28th January, Mrs. e CaInyIghame, of a sets. , . i MARRIED, At Glasgow, on Monday Sist Janoary, Gasin Hamilton, Esq of Spring bank, Parih of Avondale, to Miss Nancy Paterson, youngesF ...
... family mninsion, the MIarchioaress of Sl;n, of a eon an i fair. T he noble iuifaat Ibears til tide ot Eatrl ut Altaimont. MARRIED, At Devonliatk, oni the; 9th current, the Rev. William: BY:aehi, (;Ieg'iw, to MiNe Jane Dick, younigest daughter of-, James ...
... ?? IW Sa'-W MARRIED, On Tuesday last, at St. George's, Hanover Square, the Earl of Uxbridge, eldet son of the Marquess of Anglesea, to Eleanora, second daughter of the late John Campbell, Esq. of Shawfield, having been previously married on the 5th of ...
... was married to Plhili p Prince of Spoin, at W inelhester, in .July, ! 551, by Bishop Ganliner, Archbishop Cranmer be- ing then il -prisob. Iler brother Edwartd VL, and hler sister Eiizabdec, you hiow, ~both diedl unisltrdieti. !.Jams I. was married several ...
... At-Ajr, on the' 4th instantr -Mr. H. D, Bo.nvwel, of a Idaughter; - . - ' At London, tlhe Countess of Cowper, of a daughter. MARRIED, At Calcutta, on dtie'cld'Augnst, Henry Manning,jun. of the Civil Service,,Erq., to Carhline, eldet daughterof Lieut.- Gelneril ...