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... 4ncaller, Barber, have been f) 'info tunate du to marry a Woman who went by the Nitric of Mary Goldner, and pretended Cie was the Widom of a Captain Gaidiner ; and the.condutl of the f.id Mary 4ce my marrying her, -bgen highly culpable : :lterefore I am Lnder ...
... Benville, and Havington, Who died on Monday, fuccee&P-Thrry, the late Earl, his fa,ther, in Oaokez 1739. itt may 1736, he married the lad x Mary 'Rooth only daughter and heirefs of be - orge, the Earl of ‘Varrington, by whom he bad irfue three lons and ...
... Gut ta Serena (if n , t o.tally Mangled) even under th.: difacivantage of olci•Age, the Trnth of Which can be ateftetl by marry, elpeciallv ab'utt Liverpool. likcwife prepared a Medicine which wonde r • fuuly Cute! deifi;efs and dullnefs of Hearing, a ...
... efpecially when it is wanted to mine or fap. On Friday laft the celebrated Mifs Saralt Woodcock was married to Mr. Davies;the young gentleman who was to have married her fome time ago, had he not been prevented by a particular affair. Capt. Halfel, of the Earl ...
... were eletied Common Council-men for this Borough. On Monday Mifs Byrne, finer to Sir Peter Leicefler member for Prefton, was married to The Rev. Mr. Rufrel.• It gives its great pleafure to obferve that the tirfl marriage recorded in our paper is likely to ...
... death ha Ely gaol, for horfe-ilcaling) has four wives now living, by each of whom he has had children. The woman he lail married, lives at Parfon's Drove in the of Ely; another at Mattifhall near Dereham ; and the other two in the neighbobrhood of Sherringham ...
... hoped more may be fill found. COUNTRY NEWS. Wa4:ld, Sept. 10. A handfome widow Lady, near Dewfbury, of 73 years of age, was married on Tuefday to a flout young butcher in that neighbou: bond ; an d in the marriage articles the has fettled tool. a year upon ...
... for Bury. taFrederick, born in Auguft 1730. 4. \Vilplt born May 13, 1732. 5.- Lady Lee , married Feb. 26, 1742-3, toConnanj,ll,;.e Phipps, Efq; 6. Lady, Mary, married veorge Fitzgerald, 'Efq; 7. Lady An:Le- Carolina Nafraii ; and, 8.. Lady Caro' (r - ) la ...
... reconciles her to thole aaions, which ihe might at _fiat fom to cotmtenance from real neeeffity. The danger therefore of marrying her to a`rai:e., becomes more alarming, more we eamine it. The chances againft his reformation are innumerable, and If he ...
... The brewer obferving a well-looking girl in thic low occupation, took her into his familras a fervant, and, after awhile, married ker ; but ire died while flue was yet a young - womanyand left her a large fortune.—The bufinefs of the brewery was dropped ...
... burnt to death,. and anOther - much hurt. On Wednefav Dr. Kelly, Rgiiii Profeitor Of Phyfic in the Univerfity of Oxford, *as married at Wincheiter, Pile, of that plice. To be S 0 1 D, Altop,-ether or Separately; • _ T. 0 Dwellin g -Houfes on the North . Side ...
... begun flaying. SAILED .J Hero, Atkinfon, Sam, Bankc, of Liverpool ; Tryton, Goad, Rubie, Ruffel, of Lancailer, from Cork. MARRIED.; Mr. Edward Sudgwick, Surgeon and Man-mid-wife., to Ole agree - Rble Mik Pe'rgy Whilie, both of this town. Dtro.l jaraes ...