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... EPIGRAM. vini, the late Mrs. Plomer, married a great Roman Count this laft fummer; his her her n'tti mount! well, ihc is called ac-count! THK CROCUS. Scar.ce have mouru'd the lovely fnow-drop dead, Bi;t the gay crocu* rears her golden head; arms. hrig'it ...
... •' ; ..X., CvdA’r, Lor! wlio married his duughier, laceccds to fooyxxjl. pruj.oity. aV. pom ff- i. July 44 Tic peaeer is arrived bhielus iro:n Davis’s Si rails, which (he le.'t t’le 28th June, with 7 filh.-—She : 1.1 account ul ilic Kancooher *U havin-T ...
... TKI WAY TO GET MARRIED. SMALL matters on the I'll bring, A butcher's boy aii 1 fing, He'll grace my page, as much any, earn'd g'O.'t, and fav'd a penny. Then rifing degrees, alone purcha&'d, rtaujliter'd, fold, hit owns This proves, that nun, with little ...
... Clicffrr £hramtle. July 19, 1799. MARRIED. Monday St. Oswald's, Mr. John Manning of East gate-street, sadler and harness-maker, Miss Artingstall of Flookersbrook. Lately in AVales, Mr. Griffith of Foiegate-street, to Miss Jones. •» Sunday se'nnight the ...
... . November 1799; L MARRIED. Saturday Se'nn'igin Mr. J. Shepherd of Watergite*tieet, grocer, Miss Sarah Coson. Lately. Mr. William Mart'ui, jun. to Miss Burg in t|\e same place Tuesday se'niught, at Birmingham Mr. jun. attorney, Glanfyrnielr, near ...
... MARRIED. Ttiefday at St. Mr. of Foregate-ftrect; Mrs. Jones Gaftleiftrer t. uefday. lc Mr. Rlehar ...
... , a»- this PRESENT TUESDAY. I TIIKATHK-ROYAI , Jam-a.t 1 7111, I-V7. favorite Comedy, called The WAY GET MARRIED. Tangent, Mr. Ward; Toby Mr. Cherry ; Captain Faulki cr, Mr. Cool.e; Caaltie, Mr. Bar —; f),‘k Ualhjll, Mr. 11muT'on ; M • ...
... BruC.cU i> become (he rendesvoui of ell t'ie Mendt Mr. Dewfon, Mifi Fi(z> htrbcrt, end a great many mire married and fing'e ltdiri and gentlemen arc miring that may. Yelieiday a Common Hall «ra> held for the porpofeol mllrutting the city member* to ufc ...
... I'hurfday MoTning's Poft. SCOTLAND. Edixbargh, Jan. 3. Couple have been married here within theft few days, whole ad.'venture makes a good deal of noife.—A gentleman of fortune in London was in love with a young lady under age, whole father would not ...
... 1 Gro4voooes of Derby's clt S_i_r '-' V/ il,l .i . E am i . q s_ r *,s ' the Lord Grefeesee's Mare, Mr Marry bey Filly, _ IP=lsslorfe,. Country bey Mare. Frocleacc, CWO joy GeMies, Piaculltioa, ...
... grandfather’s time, who gave the land to her uncle Patrick Culwcn. Afterwards they married Helena the filler and heir of William Cancefield, whofc father, Richard Canccfield, married the daughter and heir of William and fiftor and heir of Michael Fleming of Aldingham ...
... Yefterday fe'nnight was married, Mr. Hale butcher, Leadbeater, both of this city. Sunday fe'nnight was married, Mr. Robert Dutton, cabinet-ir.aker, to Mifs Sarah Harrifon, daughter to Mr. Harrifon, of this city, carpenter. Same day was married, Mr. John Knott ...