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... Tefterday fe'ahifht Mr. Ward, married to Ferrert, of the fame place. Sunday Mr. William Burrell, printer, war married Mils Steward, daughter of the laic Mr. Steward, furgenn, and ooe of tire burgeOea o( thir corporation. A few days fioce a female for ...
... tt would marry him if-he récovered, even though he fhould be deprived of both his legs. ns, by the Perfons whofe Loweftoft, Mr. Capon Loddon, Mr. Woodrow Melford, Mr. Hallat Méndletham, Mifs Codd Mildenhall, Mri Melton, Mr. Oldham Northwalfham, Mr. Raven ...
... (Him Dec. 17. On the inftant the Rev. Henry Pearfon, L. L. B. of Jefus.collcge, Cambridge, was married to Mifs J. Arnold, daughter Dr. Arnold, phyfician, of Leicefter. Wednefday night laft Mr. Miles’s London waggon warehoufe, at the Si» Bells inn, in ...
... Mjfsßnmton, Coyer* Garden Theatre, Ihortly to he married to Mr. Merry, the author Crt fcl Poente.— The apprehenfions which are entertained, and the alarms which have been attempted be circulated the fufajeft of the Commemoration Dinner, the . th of July ...
... James Green, accidentally kilted in a marie pic. On Friday lad Mr. George Turner, of Gillingham, was married to Mils Kearfcy, MeudLliiam. On Saturday lad an inquidtion was taken by John Turner, Gent. Coroner, at the paridi ot Keflingland, the body of ...
... May, 2. Monday lail Mr. Laver Oliver, upholder, was married Mils Pcppen, both of this town. Thurfday the Rev. Nicholas Brown, of Lhtttt s- Collegr, Cambridge, was admitted the degree Duitor in Divinity. At the fame time Charles Leycefter and Henry Angullus ...
... marry into the principal fumM»ss cf the Englifti nobility. Such meafure can only be by tl»e author ty of Act Parliauient, and the attempt would, undoubtedly, produce much political difputation. . , . . , , • Arthur Voung, Efq. who lately arrived from ...
... Jeremiah Beales, of Hargrave, was married Mil's Ann Bradley, of that place. Same day Mr. John Bull Andrews was married to Mils Mary Beales, of Hargrave. Laft week Mr. Charles Dodd, Sbelfanger, in Norfolk, aged was married to Mrs. Ruft. aged 33, widow Mr ...
... Weunefi'ay lall Mr Jnhn BobS tt, ot Yoxford, was married to Mils M Block, of Lovreftoft. Ic fiid that Mi. Enkioe has taken brief from Mr. Tnornton, with fee guineas, in the approaching bribery to be tried at l.tisford- Lotd I’etie’sdomefitcChaplain, Mr ...
... Once was married Mr. Robert Blyth, •f Mif* Hackctt, daughter of the late Mr. Joift flalctt, miller, at CultelTey, near Monday laft was married Mr. Jacob Smith, Peter’s per Mouutegate, Mil's Auu Moore, of St. Gregory A few days ago was married Cheller, ...
... the late Mr. Charles Codd, manlifaft'urer in this city, was married to Mif* Fayermani daughter of the Rev. Mr. Fayermau, of Loddon. Friday laft Mr. George Turner, fanner, of Wy mondham, married to Mifs Bridges, of St. Stepiien s, in this city. The marriage ...
... Lately was married Mr, John Holmes, of Ti* ,et(liall, Mds Webtler, BrrtWtck. Wednefday laft Mr. James Bulwer, of Aylfliam, was married «u Mils Seaman, of few days was Mr. Samuel Bidwell, of Mulbarton, carpenier, Mifa Maltha Wolfev. the ftroe place. '_ ...