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... MARRIED.] Edinburgh, Sir John Scott, Bart, Ancrum, to Mifs H. Grahame, youngest daughter of the late W* Grahame, jun. Esq. of Gartmore. Ludford Harvey, Esq. of the Old Jewry, to Miss Lucy Skinner, daughter of Mr. Alder- man Skinner. Rev. j, Thompfon Ruffhead ...
... MARRIED.] The Rev. George Bridgman, to the Right Hon. Lady Louisa lsabella Boyle, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. the Earl of Cork and Orrery. Captain F. Chaplin, of the Blues, to Miss Chaplin, eldest daughter of Right Hon. Lady Betty Chaplin, The re ...
... MARRIED.] The Hon. Colonel St. John, to the Hon. Miss Craven. Sir Richard Sutton, Bart, to Miss Porter, of South Audley street. John Payton, Esq. Captain of the Royal Navy, to Mrs. Gaiyell, of Ealing-house, Middlesex. Edmund Bellamym Esq of Walple, Suffolk ...
... MARRIED. Rev. Thomas Tremlett, of Warminster, to Miss Notcutt, daughter of Mr Wm. Notcutt, linen-draper, of Ipswich. - Charles Woollaston, A. B. of Sydney-college, to Miss Ottley, only daughter of William Ottley, Esq. of Cambridge. - R. C. Brackenbury ...
... -MARRIED. The Rev. Humphry Atom Hole, Chan lam ro the Prince Wales, to Mifs harah young eh daughter to the late worthy Bilhop of irwicfi Lambeth Chapel, the Archbifhop of Cant*! oury, C*ot Markham, of the Royal Navy, to the Mils Bleu younger filter to ...
... TucCdayihr 6ih inft. was married Huntingdon, the Rev. Tho. ’l’rollope, Mifs Trollope. Saturday was married at Stamford, Mr. Franklin to Mils FoAcr, daughter to the late Mr. Fuller, attorney, of that place. fc'miight was married, at Lynn, Mr. Rich. Patrick ...
... Tefterday fe'ahifht Mr. Ward, married to Ferrert, of the fame place. Sunday Mr. William Burrell, printer, war married Mils Steward, daughter of the laic Mr. Steward, furgenn, and ooe of tire burgeOea o( thir corporation. A few days fioce a female for ...
... FOR THE RELIEF OF Tilt POOR. On Tuefday Evening next, Jan. THE WAY TO GET MARRIED, •■ . WITH LOCK AND KEY. :*i T T A C E THE SCENES. To begin at a Quarter Six 0 clock. CONCERTS EL-FiTIiThOUSiC THE FIRST PERFORMANCE will on FRIDAY NEXT, January 6, Subfcribe's ...
... MARRIED.] The Hon. F. West, brother to the Earl of Delawar, to Mifs Michell, daughter and co-heirefs of the late Richard Michell, Efq. of Culham-court, Berks. John Edward Maddocks, Efq. of Vale Mascall, in Kent, to the Hon. Miss Craven, eldest sister ...
... On \Vednefday was married, at Madingley, by the Dean of Norwich, the Rev. John 61- derlhaw, B. D. Fellow and Tutor of Emmanuel college, to Mifs Anne Cotton, fecond daughter of Sir John Hynde Cotton, Bart. of Madingley. On the 9th init. died at Great Yarmouth ...
... of the Weflern diflrith Sunday was married Sudbury, Mr. S. Barthrop. Quarter-mailer in the Suffolk Provifional Cavalry, to Mifs Matilda Sheppcrd ofTtinffall. Monday Mr. Farrer. brazier, of Lambeth, London, was married at Difs, to Mifs Mary Alger, daughter ...
... days fusee was married Capt. Vale, of Yarmouth, to Mit . ; Catherine Theoderick, daughter of Mr. Thcoderick, furgeun, at Edgefield. Lately was married, Mr. Wm. Hubbard to Nlifs Flit. Derflev, both of Wymoodham. A few day; fiuce was married Mr. Eldred, of ...