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... James's Park, fur _ _ _ left of Duty and other Mifdemeanon, &c. Laft Week Mr. Lawrence, Linnen- Draper in Cornhill, was married Derby, to tbe Daughter of Samuel Crompton, Efq; Banker in th Town. We hear that her Grace the Dutchefs of Newcafile is very ...
... Cowper, Hoar:keeper to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland's Apartments there. On Wednefday the soth of December was married at Sr. Giles without Cripplegate, by the Rev. Dr. Nicolls, Mr. William Ellis, a Brewer, in Golden Lane, to Mils Polly Roberts ...
... for affaulting and beating the faid 4pprentice in the Meeting-Houfe. They both lay in the Coaipter all Night. Yetlerday was married, at Ely-Houle Chapel, Dudley Baxter, of Lincoin's-Inn, Efq; to Mils Rider, Niece to the Right Hon Sir Dudley Eider, a molt ...
... Old-Palace-Yard, Wellminftcr, Mrs. Lancafter, Wife *1 Lic Rev. Dr. Lancatter, much efteemed by all that knew her. Saturday was married Mr. Richard Berry, an eminent Appraifer and AuCtioneer, in Fleet-Street, to Mils Judith Halford, of Friday-Street, a voune ...
... Kingsburn and Drumy, Great Grandfon of the (aid John Earl of Crawford, the Lord High Treafurer, by his fecond Son Patrick, who married the Heirefs of Kilbimie. Friday Night laft died here, Mr. Francis Scott, one of the Clerks of the Poit-Othce, much regretted ...
... Veftry. Sir George Vandeput's Votes arc not yet fcrutiniz'd. l'efterday John Fither, an eminent Blackwell-hall Factor, was married to the dried Daughter of Sir James Creed. Wc hear from Scotland, that the Hercules, a Merchant Ship, was lately loft near ...
... flacceed the Right Hon the E.. 11 of Pembroke as Groom of the Stole to his Majesty. s I.olsiliip, on the adth of Auguft e married Mary, eldeft Daughter of Richard. Volcuunt Fitt-William, ofthe Kingdom ot Ireland, who was one of the M of Honour to her late ...
... Harbour in Aberdeenfhire ; fo that the Account of his being raft away in that Ship mutt be a hliftake. On Friday laft was married at St. George the Martyr Southwark, Mr. Page, of Long-Lane, a very eminent Staymaker, to dra. Berry, a very agreeable Widow ...
... Elandford Man of War and Hazard Sloop tailed from Spithead. Dublin, Jul. 9. Laft Saturday the Reverend Mr Samuel Lin Hay, married to Mifs Bucknall, (Daughter ot Major Bucknall) agrreab:e young Lady, with the Snell Accomplifliments, and a very hrge Forutc ...
... of his Watch and Money, to a confiderable Value, the Villains made off towards the Suand. CANTERBURY, Jan. 2. Lately was married, Alexander Campbell, Efq, to Tyler, Daugh- . ter of the Rev. Mr. Tyler, Reflor of Tunftall in Kent. Extra!! a Laltr from LONDON ...
... but did not live to enjoy it. A few Days fince John Parry, Efq; Secretary to his Grace the Archbifhop of Canterbury, was married to Mifs Bale, a Lady of great Merit, and a very large Fortune. By Letters from Tiverton in the County of Devon, we have Advice ...
... William Abdy, of Felix- H3ll in Eftex, Bart. He married the fole Daughter and Heir of Mr. Philip Stotherd, by whom he had kraal Children, and is fucceeded in Honour and Hate by his Son, who lately married Mifs Kitty Hamilton. The late Mr. Nicholas, of ...