... The young Girl who had eloped from her friends to Ho!. land, in order to be married, proves to be a yourk. Lady of a confiderable fOrtune, a ward of the Court of Chancery; and not above z 6 years of age At Chefter fair the belt hops fold from 31. a 4 ...

... Wd hear from Lidyard-Tregoze in Wilts, that on Monday lail was married there Mts. Dorrel, aged upwards of 90, to a brig: young man of as . . A Court-Martial is now holding on board his Majetty's fhip Newark, at Portfaioutli, on fever - al tailors for ...

... Tuefday was married Ryton, Mr Wilfbn, to Mifs Fawcett, Daughter of the Rev. Mr Fawcett, of Ryton agreeable young Lady, with a haudfome Fortune. Thurfd.iy was married at St Andrews, John Boynton, Efq; to Mils Alice Alcock, Daughter of Giles Alcock, Efq; ...

... In the Capital the Kingdom of dnf* inn lift Year, tiouplc were married, it? Children were b.ijwir.ed, and 'ltbns died. 525 Ships there tlut Time, failed, board which were exported I-ali (two Tons each') \\ heat, Lads Rye, ditto idcv, 11 ditto Malt, and ...

... After a ftries aciventitrcs, m vftiidi made away with moft; his riches, he found means to marry with the daughter a mar. confulcraoie power, the marine general of that country, by whom, he is greatly efteemed, and has merit that appears to highly deterring ...

... ; and he never marrying, they tell to the Iffue of the tenth and Uft Son by the firft Marriage, of whom this unfortunate Lord is the eldeft; who has four Brothers and three Half Uncles yet living. In the Year 1752 his Lordftiip married his Lady, who was ...

... Saturday was married All-faintt, John Maceitu to Anne TotQcr > Widow, whole Ages amount tp'ife.- Laft Week a Boy, about five Years old, was cut f& tixS in the Infirmary, in the Operation he Ihewed great and in fair Way Recovery. ;. > * . f Sunday one-Mao ...

... MARRI AGES. ANnefly 387 Auftria, Archduke yy.j Baker Blair toy. yo 2 Brazil, Pr. 334 Brifb.ine toy Buidenell Campbell 387 Carberry, V. joy ib. Dalryniple ioy Delaval Drake 447 Fairly Forbes yo Cordon 10/ Gore Gorry ib. Graham ioy Hamilton 15-7 Hamilton-Macgi ...

... them. The Land and Sea Offictre who fhall be married, fhall take with them their Families, and all of them fhall have Liberty to embark their Servant* and Baggage. As the Soldiers and Seamen, thofe who are married, lhall take with them their Wives and Children ...

... Alexander Blair, Efq; Dun road. Clonrnel, Sept. Ycfterday was married here, one Patrick O'Neil. was born in the year 1647, and is now married to his wife, who the family the O'Connets. was married to his firft wife Aug. 18. ; his fecond, July 9. 1684; to ...

... Liverpool, and the daughter of Robert Cores, a Porter. She married three hufbands, viz. Simon Roberts, a Porter; Thomas Chadwicke, tf Shoemaker ; and at the age of ipwards of too years, flic married James Hilton, a Foflian- Weaver, wht. only lived three years ...

... IRELAND. Clonmell. Sept. 15. Yefterday was married here, opt Patrick O'Neil j he was born inthe)ear 1647, and isr.ow married to his feventh wife, who is of the tamily nf the O'Conner's; lie wasmarried to his firft wife Aug. 18, 1675; to his fecond July ...