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... oblate (fays a Correfpond- t) that People of no Fafhion are married at the Parijb Church in the Forenoon, and buried in the Church Yard in the Evening; whereas People of great Fajhhu are married at their Toivn-Houfes in the Evening, and buried at their ...
... Thnrfilay John Story, of Alnwick, Efq; was married at St Andrew’s church, in this town, (by the Rev. Mr Wilfon) to Mrs Carr, Newgateftrect. ...
... Epitaph on a Man and his Wife. JF, as they tell us, man and wife, Are marry'd only but for life, Say then, ye learned cafuifts, whether Tliv *ftci death fhculd lie together? Wrote by young lady the Window of Inn in the Road to London. Heavens! if innocence ...
... Wanted immediately, Married MAN to take Care of large FARM, and to board the Servants a WAGGONER and MATE. *** Enquire at BROOME. ...
... Married.] In Ireland, the Right Hon the Earl ofMiltowii, to i.Mifs French, Daughter of the ■$&. Mr. French, of Oakport in Rofcommon.— .vjoiiday. fe'nnight,, the Rev. Mr. Jones, to Mifs Al.kin.on, both of Brentwood.-^Thurfday, John Smith,. Efq; of Sidling ...
... 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 ...
... Married. The Right Hon. Lor.l George Sutton, f.cond fon of the Duke of Rutland, and brother to the Marquis of Granby, to .Mils Mary Peart. ...
... 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 ...
... Saturday was married Philip Browne, Efq; of the Navy, to Mifs Doibeo, Daughter of Sir William Dolbio, of Northampton, Bart. ...
... YOUNG MAN married or willing to mar& ry, and fettle in the country, well pradtifed {middy work of all forts, viz. fhoeing of horfes, t and plough work of the beft fathions, as done other countries, and now beginning to be inuced here 3 an expert, fober ...
... Married.] Tuefday, Lieut. Col. Mouclter, to Mrs. Riddle, Widow of the late- Capt. .Riddle, formerly in the Streights Trade. — Sunday* Mr. Mofs, Builder, in Abchurch-Lane, to Mrs. Wood, of the fame Place.— Same -Day, Mt,- Ifraei Dering; Gold and Silver ...
... Married.] In ) Carmarthen, David Price, of Gelleyvergam, Efq; to IfiSiSa Foy,* only Daughter of the late X>r. Foy, of ?? Bewd- ley, Thp. Jjfhewara, JEfqj to Mift Sukey Glover, ' o( r Bpol-Ha!L.> ?? ?? v , ( i^w(tl Friday, Nathaniel Pake, Efq; Mer- ...