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... This Week was married 1 * ?? ftfex, Bertiey Bro- grave, Efqj to Mifs Hawker, eldeft Daughter and Coheircfs of the late Edward Hawker, Efq; For the Benefit of Mrs. Susannah Grimwood Lane. AT the Long- Room at Don's Coft*e-Houf« in Ipfwich, on on Thursday ...
... i». Laft week a widow ladvat Rochefter came to London and was married to an Attorney's Clerk; after the ceremony was performed the bride went to the Bank, where Ihe transferred her fortune, which was confide”jiru Cr *» fincc then has fold all out and ...
... Married.] The Hon. Alexander Gordon, Efq; to the Countefs Dowager of Durpfries. Died.] In Great Ruflel-ftreet, Bloomfbury, the Rev. Dr. Galley, reftor of St. Giles's in the Fields, and Prebendary of Glocefterar-d Norwich, aged 74; which preferments he ...
... A few day* ago died i« the of Marybone, aged Mrs. Eleanor Price, born in Cdrdiganfhire : was married when young; and what is remarkable, herhufband di on the day of their marriage, that was maid, wife and widow all in the lame day. We are told, that order ...
... 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 ...
... '^NK.ERS, MERCHANTS, &c - oyMENT WANTED by a Sober Steady Married fi% 14 yen** s of age, as clerk in a banker's or mer- ?? ?? nting-houfe. or in any public office ; writes a good »••'*'' Tunderfiands book-keepim. and accounts perfeaiy. ?? 'otisfaftion ...
... On SAI UK-DA'S Evening April 7. v.iil be performed, ?? Comedy, in three acts, called THE MARRIED MAN. Sir John Claffic, Mr WOODS ; 1.0r.l Lovemore, Mr LAMASH ; And Mr Tradelwell Ciail.c, Mr KI 'MULE. Emily, Mils ROSS ; And Lady ?? Mrs KT.MBI.K. To which ...
... Advertisements. WANTED, A Middle aged married Man, who has no Family, has been used to the Farming Business, and whose Wife can manage a small Dairy.- -Such a married Couple wanting a Place, who have had the Small Pox, and who can be well recommended ...
... PRIVATE. TUITION. A Married Clergymen, who has educated many young Gentlemen for the Univerfity, can accommodate a Pupil. His refidence is on an elevated healthy fpot, about 14 miles below Wells, near a great turnpike-road. A liberal funi is expecfed ...
... BRISTOL, iftjan. I77J- THOMAS-STANDFAST SMITH, (fun of Thomas Smith, a sergeant in a marching regiment, who married a Scotch woman, a native of Edinburgh, daughter of a Scotch clergy man), if now living, and can prove his father's marriage, may hear of ...
... oyoarsKc acquired tc.ocol.ln the funds, married i lady with 40,000!. more, ami got lumfclf made a 1. few weeks ago he lott the whole of'this brilliant fortune in the alley. 7. Edinburgh, Dei . iS. This day came on before the Hijrh C lur. of j nlliciary ...
... WANTED at Old Midsummer next, A married Man, having sufficient capacity to undertake the ' * o1 three hundred brenllnnewts, and |,rctlusin,; a elm * cf fiom hi* (ad fervitude, ai in h-reily, fobrlrty a 1 'mcc, maybe neated with, by applying it? Thomai ...