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... This day Sir John Sebright, Bart. Member for the city Bath, was married to Knight, of the city of Worceller To-morrow the corpfe of the late learned Dr. Chandler will he carried trom his houfe at I'cckham, to be interred in atted* at Many of his congregation ...
... to. On Thurfday was married, at St. Auguftine’s church, Capt. A 111, in the land fervice, to Mifs Moore, of this city. And at the fame church, the Rev. Mr. Chapman, Vicar of Bathford, and Minor Canon of our cathedral, was married to in College-green. ...
... , MARRIED.}- Shepton-Mallet, ' Efq; of Taunton, to Mils daughter of the late John Cootli, ot that place. DIED.] Sir John Molefworth, Barr. Member tor the county ot Cornwall.—At Badelley, Hants, (he was fitting at dinner, Mrs. Charaberlayne, wife of William ...
... 'MARRIED.] On Thurfday, Col. Charmilty, Commandant of an Emigrant Corps in the Britith fcrvice, to Mils D. Blackwood, third daughter of the late Sir John Blackwood, Bart. BIRTHS.] On 1 in ft. at Packington\ Warwick(hiie, the Countefs of Aylesford of twins ...
... BIRTH ] On the 6th inft. the Hon. Mrs. Weft, of Hillftreet, Berklev fquare, fon and heir. MARRIED Jofcph Seymour Bifcoe, Efq. of Pondbill, Surry, to-Mifs Stephana Law, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Law, .Ruchefter. —Laft week, Mr. John Maynowdcr, of Brentwood ...
... A few Days fincc was married at Guernfcy, Mr. Peter Dobrce, junior, an eminent Merchant, (late of this City) to Mifs Bonamy, the only Daughter of Mr. Peter Bonamy, eminent Merchant of that Kland. By Letters from Spain there is an Account, that the Wa ...
... On Tuefday was married, at Audley-Street Chapel, ry the Buhop of Freeman, Efq; to ifs Strickland, of Grofvenor-Square, Daughter of the late Sir Wiliit-m Strickland, Bart. an agreeable young with a large Fortune. The St. Anthony, Capt. Brown, from the ...
... will yourfelf ii a Mother ought to a child, and if ' nuitieT——• you marry, iettle the child firtl. I hope you will 8° home, V A 4 or opening per Cent. do.Kew, fhat and take care of your child ; and tell the people at home that J. nd, o ' ‘_l i \ her ...
... BIRTH.] On Sunday, at VVateringbury-plac:, Kent, the Lady of Sir Charles Style, Bart, of a daughter. MARRIED.] Oil Tuefday, at Bath, Francis Brownlow, EC.], to Lady Catherine Brabazon, daughter of the 1 ite Earl Mcath —Yeftcrday, by fpecial licence, the ...
... BIRTH.] On Sunday laft, at Bath, the Countefs of Cork a fon. MARRIED.] On Tuefday, Sir T. M. Wilfon, Bart, to Mifs E. Smith, daughter of the late Captain Smith, of the Royal Navy.*Same day, Wm. Dyinock, Efq. Briftol, to Mifs Daubeny.*Lalt week, at Cheltenham ...
... SALISBURY. June 12. Monday laft was married Wcftbury, the Rev. Mr. John Boddily, of that place, to Mifs Sufannah Peach, one the daughters the late Benjamin Peach, Efq. The fame day was married Mr. John Beale, jvmr. cf Cranbourn, to M'rfs Sw'ectapple, ...
... Portfmouth, was tivat morniffg married Mil? Harvey, of Newport, an old maiden lady, with a good fortune, which the butchers ot the town to afferoble before his in the evening, to honour the happy event with mulic of marrowbones and cleavers, which, though ...