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... marrie count of the origin of the riots in the county of Antrimin Ireland. *¢ About the end of the year 1770, the Earl of Donnegal, who is proprictor ot a very preat eftate in that country, granted a ive old reat (which 4 was very low) to Mefl. Greg and ...
... T MARRIED MAN, Avanobs. 'l‘}fl'. preient tafle for all kinds ol extravagance 1s grown* fo- commen,” that people now purfue-— what are' called—tthe Pleajures of Lare with the greatell avidity, though ‘they have not the (mallelt relith fpr them. Among ...
... A nted for a fmall Fah - iily, either A tingle or .V V a•married Man, (if married, hi a Wife may have a Place in Family) be be very well acquainted with Holies, the training of Wall Fruit Trees, and a common Kitchen Garden. Such a Polon may have a good ...
... Thetfday & Gentlewoman near Limehoufe.Hole, ag; , 90, Fortare,-was married to - ...
... - • • • MARRIED.] On tuelday Morning laft, at games, in Surrey,, by the Lord Bifhop of Briflol,,Rieh l ard Hoare, jun. Efq. to the Hon. Mils Lyttelton, Daughter of Lord Wellcote ; after which the new-married Couple fet out Er Stour-head, the Seat of Henry ...
... Letters. from Copenhagen mention, that one of his ' Sifters was loon to be married to 'a Brother V i j ct Majelly an extraor,linary MelTenger was difpatched on to fhe'Earl of Rochford, at. Madrid, with fome relative .-to the Payment of the Manilla of ...
... Acquaintance. * On Sunday Morning was married, at Warwick; v William Payne, Commander in the Virginia Trade, to a Wilmot of the fame Place, an agreeable young Lady a hanclforne Fortune„, • - . Laft 'ruefday was married at Datchworth, Hertford , by the Rev ...
... AN 1 ED, that can — be well. mended, at Ecclefhall, in the County of Stafford, a fober,,, careful, married Man, without Children, to govern a Workhoufe. Any one that is willing to undertake the Trull-, mutt apply for Terms to the Church- Wardens of the ...
... • , . . Aled,. and, what will furprtse 'your Puce, waa never Married buc . once in her Lite. .1 ans .. olgigid to your '.QtiCe for your intended Prefent on the Day, as you 'piker) , tiprefs it, when I am to be turned off.—But where wall yOtar prac. tat ...
... 7ANT ED inunt;fiately a. Steward in a -1 tlernan's - Fainlly, no Objedion if Married or Single, and as there Is good Wages given, none need ap.ply-bin: thole That can'he well recommended, .for further Particulars enqu'at at Melt - . Knox and Co.s Office ...
... him within there ickvs says in i4,,vgate, and has contented to marry him the is faid to be remarkably handfonte, and to an irreproachable charger. BANkRUPTS required lo fierrender. Thoniis .Fitilow . and John Glover, of Liver Pool, Merchants, Feb. 3 ...
... MARRIED.] On Saturday the-19th init. by a fpecial licence, at Bevere, in Woreefterthire, the Hon. John - . Sommers Cocks, to Mifs Nal, only daughter of Dr. Nath, Of that place. ---At St. Cathe Colman-ftreet, London, Thomas Whitaker, Elq. of Blakenhall ...