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... Rutland, and fon to the Marquis of Granhv ; was horn the of March, 1754, and married the 261)1 of Dcccmhcr, 1775, Lad/ Mary Ifahclla, daughter to the late and lifler to the prefcnl Duke of Beaufort, by whom he has left three lons anil three daughters; ...
... MARRIED] The 19th inst. at Kirkoswald by the Rev. Mr. Fisher, Sir Thomas Carey, Bart. of Trickham hall in Devonshire, to Miss Jane Smalwood. ...
... was married to her there, and hat lived with Her ever ftncc.—Such are the particular* of this extraordinary marriage; and it it faid the fanner, get his wife’s fortune, isto bring adivorte againft her before the commilfarics of Edinburgh. Advice of counfcl ...
... MARRIED] Lately by the Rev. Mr. Marshall, at Eskdale, Mr. Isaac Tyson, shoe-maker, to Miss Martha Dixon, both of Birkerthwaite.---Same place, Mr. George Tyson of Troughthall, to Miss Hartley of the afore-mentioned Birkerthwaite.---Last week, at Liverpool ...
... MARRIED] Sunday last at Ennerdale, by the Rev. Mr. Mossop, Mr. Lancelot Sumpton of Hatfel-End; to Miss Jane Steele of Graystone; an agreeable young lady with a handsome fortune. DIED] Tuesday last at Cockermouth, after three hours sickness, Mrs. Elizabeth ...
... 14 guns. MARRIED] Thursday last, at St. James's Church Mr. Robert Conkey to Miss Richardson, both of this town.*A few days ago at Lorton, Mr. William Wilson of Ambleside, to Miss Hinde of Byersteads.*At Liverpool, Mr. Moss, timber merchant, to Miss Arrowsmith ...
... MARRIED] Last week in the Isle of Mann, George Moore, Esq. a capital merchant in London (and son to George Moore, Esq. of Bailey Moore) to Miss Bacon, daughter of John Joseph Bacon, Esq. of Douglas in the same Island. DIED] Friday night, at the Deanry ...
... Dickinfon, one of the Leeward Ifland fleet, was within two leagues of this harbour. MARRIED.] Saturday last, at Lamplugh Church, by the Rev. Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Senhouse Parkin of the King's Arm's Inn, Workington, to Miss Fox of Millgill-head.--Thomas ...
... Arrived at Shields; Pearl, Cuxon ; Ann, Petrie; and Thcodolius, Rotksvood, from L ndon, with goods. MARRIED] Last week at Irton, Mr. William Mossop of Gosforth, to Miss Hannah Poole, of Crag-house in Irton. ...
... and CutaOap’t Foils. LON DON, Octoiik t. SEVERAL the French prieds have married, fmce the king’s acceptance of the condilution. On Thurfday, Mr. Alderman Hopkins was chofcn lord Mayor of the city London. The price of brandies will be cenfiderably raifed ...
... Wcdnefday was married Gretna-Green, Capt. Johnfon, of the Nortn-Kiding Militia, quartered in Newcaffle, 10 of Wellgatellreet; a moll accomplilhed Lady, with a fortune of I. ...
... few days ago were married at Bolton Clatc in tlii county, Henry Fllher, cdiicr, to Jane White, Jl'infier. The certmony was begun before a father was th ...