... out Poft after the Runaways, which will avail little, as the Lovers ; have had twenty-four hours law. The parties were married on Thursday Gretna Green. The has rsjrtwithftanding advertized a reward of 100 guineas for the apprehenfion die bridegroom ...

... Thursday lalt was married, at St. Edmund's Church, Salifbury, Captain Campbell, of the i'irli (or King's)' Dragoon Guards, to Mifs \Y Mulham, only daughter of H. P. Wyndham, efq; M. P- U)r tne colint . v of Wilts. Wednefday was married, Mr. Spratley of ...

... Col. Fitzgerald, of the Guards, a relaiiln of her Ltldyfllip's. This lalt cireuinllani-e, wii h that of FiUgcrahvs being a married man, brought Col, King, the young Lady's broth, r, Iron. Ireland, with a determination to call tbeaggreffor to a ferioui account ...

... the preced- ing Evening ; he had fince difcovered that his Son had been decoyed away by feveral Perfons, and influenced to marry Mrs. Green, a Widow, he therefore prayed for Judgement againft. Mrs. Green, her Mother, Mrs. Wild man, and *a Re- lative, fora ...

... queftioned the judge, her abler nee had been voluntary? To which thfc aHirmative, and that (be had no complaiilt to make Was flie married to her huihand ? This a tpicQion that Ihe did not fee occcffary to be anfwrrcd.— Was (he inclined to return witj? her fuppofed ...