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... crowded house. Monday se'nnight was married by the Rev. J. Hailstone, the Rev. T. Cautley, rector of Raydon, to Miss C. Proby, second daughter of the Rev. N. C. Proby, rector of Stratford St. Mary. Wednesday was married, Mr. Wm. Button, tan- tier, of Nayland ...
... Clerk of Dover produced his confession, which, after stating the foregoing, added, that he had resided in France eight years; married a native of that country in 1702: bad two children living with her there; had made two attempts to return to England but was ...
... with The were with fomc pomp Council ol by Conutlate on fame ufurper Buonaparte Conful to be Secretary State him from to be married to is Guard brother tbc uew Interior Tiie Confervative is organized Sieycs A of of Commiffion UST Arrived from the SALE Hunter's ...
... PRIVATE EDUCATION, At Pre/lon .Baggott, near Henley in Arden, Iffarcvickfbire,—a Situation effeemed .very healthy. MR. HOGG, a married Clergyman, begs Leave to inform his Friends and the Public, that his Houle will be open again for the Reception of Pupils ...
... WINCHESTER, S at v day, January 4. Sunday was married at Twyford, Mi. R. Watfon, of Romley fchool, to Mi*- Twyf >rd. Sunday was married, Mr. James Watkins, to Wells, both of this city. Tuefday was married, Mr. Charles Wells, to Mrs. Lucas, both cf this ...
... sp T N On Monday Mrs. Nelfon, wife of J.-. Ned- fon, Efq. of the Dock.Yard, was Vdelivered of at fon. - On Sunday laf 'was married, Mr. Watkins, .0i of Winchefter, to Mifs Wells, of thfe Welt s Soke, Winchefler. .t On Tuefday, Mr. 'Charles Wells to Mrs ...
... ' Accounts have been received from America of a recent date. The ot the yellow fever have entirely fubfided Philadelphia. MARRIED] Burton Latimer, in Nnrthamptonfhire, Mr. ilatrick, parifh clerk, Mil's Driver Their joint ages amount to years—Mr. Benjamin ...
... Lady of Sir Nigel Bowyer Grefley, was. iitfely delivered of a fun and heir, at the Baronet's feat, at- Drakelow, Derbyfhire. MARRIED.] On Thurfday, in London, John Finch Simplon, Efq, of Launde Abbe, Leicetterfhire, nephew of the late John Finch, Efq. of ...
... MARRIED. James Cobb, of the Eaft-India Houfe, to Sianfell The Rev. W. Brown, rector Hoi ton, Bucks, to .Stone, of Clargesftieet. Lieut.-Col. of 13th reg foot, to Mils Tomkins. Major Trant, ot the Minorca to HoiTinttou.' George Jcrnyngham, eldelt fon of ...
... appointed Maret to be Secretary' of State ; and Mura, who accompanied . 21d returned with him from Egypt, and is about t ., be married to his near relation, is appointed Commander of his Body Guard. His brother Lucien is the new Minifter of the Interior. The ...
... fince he returned fo this place, his leg, perfecftly well, 8.0v.n j uly and ftout, and as well as ever he was in his life. He married fince his re'urn, and about leven weeks ago was ' bleffed with a fine, thumping, healthy boy. Heb.is particular ly ' reepiefled ...
... appomted Maret to be Sceretary of State; and Murat, - who accompanied and- returned with him !mm_l.gypc, mfis about fo be married to his near relation, is ap. i Efl et i Minkt ’of;? Tate rother Lucienisthe new Minyter ¢lnterior, : AmS‘p&cAh, of Regnier ...