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... Letters. from Copenhagen mention, that one of his ' Sifters was loon to be married to 'a Brother V i j ct Majelly an extraor,linary MelTenger was difpatched on to fhe'Earl of Rochford, at. Madrid, with fome relative .-to the Payment of the Manilla of ...
... AN 1 ED, that can — be well. mended, at Ecclefhall, in the County of Stafford, a fober,,, careful, married Man, without Children, to govern a Workhoufe. Any one that is willing to undertake the Trull-, mutt apply for Terms to the Church- Wardens of the ...
... that Perron who about three Years ago married the Daughter of Captain Thomas Newton be living, and will apply to Ralph Taylor, Clerk in the Poft-Office, Birmingham, be will inform him of fumething greatly to his Advantage. ...
... eolni vas married at St. Martin's in the Fields, to Mils Mad= dox, Daughter of the late Dr. Maddox, Bifhop of Worceiter. Wednefday le'nnight was married at Abergavenny, John Mafkaline, Efq; Brother-in-Law to Lord Clive, to Mils Floyer, of that Place. ...
... Wtented a fober Man, that is well quAlitied to manage a London Twine or Pack-Thread Manufaftury : If married, and a Family, it would be much more to his Advantage. Any one fo qualified, by applying to James APLeod, Bookbinder and Stationer, in Bull-Street ...
... WAnted, a Governor for the Work-Houfe at Billion, in the County of Stafford, enter at ellrifimas next. A married Man, of good ChantEter, ready at Accounts, ard well !killed in Parifh Butinefs, will meet with proper Encoungement. Any Perfon willing to ...
... Yetterday was married, at St. Ann's Churcl7, Soho, William Pigott, Efq; of Buckinghamthird, to MifS Wolfeley; (inly Daughter of Sir William Wolfeley, Bart. His Majefly has been pleafed to appoint Cornet Matthew Patefhall to be a Lieutenant in the Av.l ...
... , A few Days fine:). Sir, Gervzs Clifton, D'art. of Clifton, Nottinghamfhire, was Married to Mils Lloyd, of Aierbech , n, Montgomerythire. Monday lalt was married; the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Egerton, Brother to the Bifhop of Bangor, to Mifs Bell Lowther, Sifter ...
... Ak N Y Lady, either Single or MArri - ea, /1 wanting a young Perfon in the Capacity of a Lady's Mai.l, by direfting a Line to E. D. to be left with the Printers of this Paper, may hear of one who has been genteelly brought up and well educated, is about ...
... R M A IA; • AUg. On. Thii;rfday laft Francis Turner, , Benthall,in Shropfhire, was married to lclifs Blithe, only Daughter of Francis Blithe, Erg ; We hear from ShreWibury,that the Prifonels. in that Goal had formed •a Scheme to make their Efcape,'having ...
... THOMAS JOHNSON who lately per. fo:ne,ed in Public, and has married the Daughter of the late Mr. Alderman How ,dceitated, at th e Gorge Inn in Derby, begs Leave to inform the Yobillty„Gentry, and others, that be bath now entered upon the laid Houle; bring ...
... lent Parliament; he, on July 23, 1761, married Sarah, eldeit Daughter of James Well, - Efq . ; and by her has three Daughters; Catharine, married, Aug. 1750, to Other, fourth Earl of Ply mouth; an Anne, married, March 15, 1756, to Edward Garth Tournour ...