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... On the [16th day] of Auguft 175-9, was married, at Warfaw, the eapitai Poland, David Vifcount of Stormont, to Henrietta Frederica, daughter Keriry Count Bunaw; and the iBtt\of May 1760, was born, alfo Warfaw, of this mariidge, a daughter, named Elijabetb-Mary ...
... ¢ © spiain Turner ue Oa was married the Hon. MIS ‘ - ' to Hempary Hell, Eg; ot Gelding an The tame aay George Maile), Eig; ot Was marncd te lifs Bailey, of Gerrard (lect, Soto. On Wednef. died at his houle i Heo Ne Colonel Jonn Mordaunt, only brother ...
... “ i --- of marriage xnftead married weak before younger filler of of - s washing get of -of a cart went him farmer Clare in Suflplk horfe near on ' - - a woman genteelly dreffed threw jull above was though feveral went from the oppofite fide to her late ...
... king average pays was married at Gold-TngSj Ilertfordmire the feat of the the Right Hon the Earl to the Hon Mifs Barbara St filler to Lord St John of Bletfo in X'lorthamptcnlhire The fame day was tbe Rev Mr Earford orator of the univerfity Cambridge to ...
... On 1 hui (clay was married at Ecciefinn Church, Mr. Crichley, of this City, to Mils Grace of the Raike. ...
... 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 ...
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... 9. It is faid for certain, that his Majefty will be married by proxy at Mecklcnbourg, and his royal confort is expected here by the 14th of Auguft, when the ceremony will be again performed in the chapel royal in private. 10. Apartments, we hear, are ...
... 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 ...