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... This Week was married 1 * ?? ftfex, Bertiey Bro- grave, Efqj to Mifs Hawker, eldeft Daughter and Coheircfs of the late Edward Hawker, Efq; For the Benefit of Mrs. Susannah Grimwood Lane. AT the Long- Room at Don's Coft*e-Houf« in Ipfwich, on on Thursday ...
... i». Laft week a widow ladvat Rochefter came to London and was married to an Attorney's Clerk; after the ceremony was performed the bride went to the Bank, where Ihe transferred her fortune, which was confide”jiru Cr *» fincc then has fold all out and ...
... PLEASANT Apartment! to be Entered upon in the Boarding line, when agreeable, for a married gen- tleman acd lady, two ladies, or one gentleman, in the vil- lage of Wrentham j it is fituated within x miles of the fea and 4 of South wold, where there are ...
... oyoarsKc acquired tc.ocol.ln the funds, married i lady with 40,000!. more, ami got lumfclf made a 1. few weeks ago he lott the whole of'this brilliant fortune in the alley. 7. Edinburgh, Dei . iS. This day came on before the Hijrh C lur. of j nlliciary ...
... WANTED at Old Midsummer next, A married Man, having sufficient capacity to undertake the ' * o1 three hundred brenllnnewts, and |,rctlusin,; a elm * cf fiom hi* (ad fervitude, ai in h-reily, fobrlrty a 1 'mcc, maybe neated with, by applying it? Thomai ...
... by Frances his wife, who was the daughter of John Woodcock, gent, and which Frances Woodcock had a After, Catherine, who married John Martin heretofore of Brundilb, and. afterwards Middklon. The mother of the paternal grandfather was Mife Whincopp, who ...
... YARMOUTH, Dec. 11. Sunday was married, the Rev, Dr. Cooper, Mr. Harnur of Bcccies, Mifs Moyfe, of; this place. Monday laft the crew of the Hunter cutter, belong, ingto this port, Capt. Thomas Riches, commander, took up lea, calks of foreign fpirits, which ...
... fees© tamr-X. Dove Brooks, brower, of Strau ford. w» married Mif» Merjr Scott, of Bow. '‘bfo'ndaf'Mr. Wm. Swaio, of meried ti Mrs. Borchall, w.dw Fle«-ba TMfday John Gardiner, of WißiomU-00.. married to Mif. Roff.of Shellow Bo«ll.. Monday night abont Ton ...
... confiderable fortune, privately married gentleman the day before went abroad, but the marriage was not confummated. Some time after Ae huihand left England, the lady, for feme unknown caufe, repented of her having married, difclofed the whole affair to ...
... W 1 C H. Feb. 19. WcilncfJuy was married ai ChrllKchurcli, Mr. (lullinj'S Wdkinlon, wir.c and brandy morchant, at Colcheller, U Mils Gillbn, Slmtalfields. Thuri'day fe’nntght Mr. Creed, furyeoS, of'flury, was married Mil’s Emily lerting Sunday night lad ...
... CANDIDATES, {-written by theßrv.Mr. Bate.) Narcifla, the daughter of old General Worry, I who is exceedingly fearful of her marrying I without his confent, and keeps her in a ftate of ftrift confinement, has for fome time been in love with Byron, a young ...
... yellerday Mr. Cleaver, of Kang's college was admitted by the Univerfity to the degree of Mafter Arts. _ On Wcdnefday lall was married at Bury St. Edmund’s Dr. Howard, fician, to Mil’s Evens, of Tuefday Lewes Peak Garland, of Michaelftowhall in Effex, was at ...