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... CHELMSFORD, April 14. Wednefday was married Stanfted, in this county, the Rev. Mr. Dalton, to Mifs Bridget Heath, younger daughter of the late Wm. Heath) Efq. of Stanited-hall. Thurfday the 6th inft. died Edward Codd, Efq. of Woodham Mortimer-hall, in ...
... and the parfun in a fervant flylc marry him, declaring that be was bound for next morning ; the «lergyman, very good naturedly, and much to the fatisfaftion the whole congregation, defcended from tlie pulpit, and married the nappy pair. The Captive drefsis ...
... MARRIED*] Captain Robert Montague, of the Navy, to opley,r nly daughter Thomas Copley, of Nether HaU, near Loneifter, Yoikfhire. above gentleman is a natural-fon of the Eari of i-andwich; his mother, the unfortunate Ray, who was by Mr. Hackman, on coming ...
... Lately Mr. Goddarf, habcrdafter in was married to Mifs £. Notcuit, fecond of Mr. Geo. Notcutt, lately deccafcd. A few day* fin** married at Thos. Rockhiil. merchant, to Mrs. Baker, reiir* ...
... James Green, accidentally kilted in a marie pic. On Friday lad Mr. George Turner, of Gillingham, was married to Mils Kearfcy, MeudLliiam. On Saturday lad an inquidtion was taken by John Turner, Gent. Coroner, at the paridi ot Keflingland, the body of ...
... v £,>oiiuvutiuicn MARRIED. A few days ago a Miss Fish, the daughter of a rich citizen of London, to a Mr. Hooke, without a guinea: the lady's fortune is 20,000l.âMr. Hooke in the taking of this Fish, has proved himself no bad angler. Mr. Edward Thompson ...
... IPSWICH, May tB. The hill for lighting and paving this town, the Hotifc Commons Monday laft. fc’nniglu was married St. Andrew’s, Ho'.born, Rev. Geo. Wifon, Peter Firmin of Dedham, Klfes, Efq. to MiG Mailer, daughter of Harcourt Mailer, late of Greenwich ...
... »m n>’« #i9tt* / if. London, Sdlurdaj, jffril 8. •jlfc ■ A HP. Bifiiop Ofnaborg about marry Princefs of the Houfe of •A* Branaenbourg. A 2. An academy for the inftmc. . X tion of ftudents in divinity, on liberal and enlarged plan, comprehending both the ...
... iiraeder-hall, in married to Mary Thoma;, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Thomas, Mailer of Cbitlt'College, Cambridge, and Dean of Ely. The Rev. Dr. dean of Rochefter, has appointed the Rev. Henry WhitEeld.D. D. vicar of Biighilingfea, Eilcx, to fucceed the ...
... PLEASANT Apartment! to be Entered upon in the Boarding line, when agreeable, for a married gen- tleman acd lady, two ladies, or one gentleman, in the vil- lage of Wrentham j it is fituated within x miles of the fea and 4 of South wold, where there are ...
... MARRIED.] Thomas Manfel Talbot, Efq. of Perice, in Glamorganfhire, tbe Right Hon. Lady Mary Strangeways, fecond daughter to the Earl of llchefter. At Lincoln, John Lee, Efq. of Burley, in Yorkihire, to Mifs Maria Mr.;r.v.'arir.g, daughter of Lady fiftrr ...
... CHELMSFORD, Dec. 7. - d ' Humphrey Sydney, eft Mr> William Lamprell, or Lite married Mifs Ame>, has prefented the Rev. Geo VAS Suff olt, to the living of v - V,rth 200I. year. »Y - ri i , £ court held at the moot »r »i Alexander Cnekitt, efq. if ?'cJ ...