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... (pott: paid). to E. B. at •Mr. Brown's, Baker, No. 8, Duke-itrect, .narichefter-lquare. AS UPPER Nif,RSE, .a healthy aetive married per.lbn, who wifnes to take a child from. the month; fhe underltands the manag - cinent Of children, having had font: of own; ...
... each, ip the • Hereford_ ihire and Gloucefhire Canal Nari7ntion Annuity of Seven Pounds per Anuuni, duriog the life of a married lady,' aged 55 ;. and a Debenture of his Royal Hishnefs the'Prince of Wales .for fool.- 7 -Particii!ars of which be had at ...
... BIRTH. On Tuelday, Mrs. Whitcouthe, the Lady of 'Samuel Whit-comb.; Efq. ofSerjeant's Inn, of a daughter. MARRIED. . . On Wccinefday . feennigbt,. at Lorton Vale, Cumberland, Mr. Charles Aldrich, of New. Bond-ftreet, to Mifs Ann Nichol Con, of Lorton ...
... A Married, middlelaged Medical Gehtleman, defirous ofentering into Partnerihiv with pne whole age may require relief Iron the fatigues of his 'profeflion, begs' leave to o%r his fervices to any Gentleman in the vicinity, or jthin fifty miles of London ...
... Bi „ Yeflenity morning; the Lady of jphn Efq. Of Brookgeeen, .Itatnrnorfmith, ot a fon and heir. MARRIED_ Yefccr'4y, Mr. James y(et . litrht, M:tehant, to Mifs Tate, ctittghter of j tut Tate, of Blcklertbury. .Yejlerda_} . d Holiday, no tranfaßed Re' ...
... certain, that many perforis of both fexes are deterred from entering the married Rate by fecret which Llicacy' forbids . them to difelofe ; and there are not a few who, being already Married, are rendered mire:able for want of thofe lender pledges . of mutual ...
... d, fteady, fober rn - an, who perfealy underitands his bulineis, and can be well recommended from his bit place.—Being a married man, his wife would have no objection to-undertake a 'Dairy or IVlaid's place.—Apply at Mrs. 1-indfon's Seed Sliop, -- bio ...
... were known by the name of Years; 56,5g0 grand fons and granddaughters, ealled,Days 4nd Nights; 876,000 great grand children, married into the family of the Hours; 3 2,562,a00 great great grand children, named Minutes; and 3,153,600,000 great great great grand ...
... o'clok.:;•:, u. , , Soven Lor, i-VIVE , SHARES, . tool. each, in Tele' Herder!- . . Canal ; Annuity per Annum, duriag th,r ot married Lady, • aVexi'• ; a Deb-zntur,:. of Royal %Weirs- lot 'tool.—Pa!tieutzrs of • which ni.ty ha • 11-IJut (;art-u--way's at the ...
... . . . ' . BRITISH LYING-IN HOSPITAL for MARRIED , WO. MEN, in Brownlow,ftreet, Long-acre, Dezember i 6. 'T QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT óf - the Governors Of this Charity will he holden at the HOClaital on Nlonday, - the sth of January, at Twelve o'clock ...
... flood fponfoi,. on thud.. , ..,, 4. day evening, sc . ? . the neW-born lon of the . Countefs Dowager of MArssF iEL D, married to Mr. PREVi L LE. Countefs Dowager of has oeen 40pointed by his - MAJESTY to the place of Deputy kanier. of Richnz9nd ...
... London; with two Raiident Intirnaor's' and where thole intended fta Mav be taught the RuClirrient of the Perfian Lanptage.—A 'Married . Clerarnanc A, M. F. A. S. .who undertak.es the care Of a few Pupils only, has now a Vacancy. ha-i , ,bc.sen long engaged ...