Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... MARRIED. On Monday, the 16th inst. at Kirkoswald, Mr. Anthony Wharton, saddler, to Miss Elizabeth Ireland; both of that place. At Kendal, on Monday last, Mr. J. Gilchrist, to Mrs. Margaret Branthwaite. Same day and place, Mr. Stephen Branthwaite, to Miss ...
... MARRIED. ult. at Chadwell, In thl« cnnntr. the Rev. F.. 11. Kittoe, llenry Sewell, Esq. Btoom ...
... MARRIED. On Tuesday se'nnight, at Castle Sowerby, Mr. Thomas Barwise, of this city, (traveller for the printfield of Messrs. Donald & Co.) to Miss Cowper, of Stockdalewath, formerly of Appleby. On Tuesday last, in this city, Mr. Townley, hatter, to Miss ...
... MARRIED. Lately, at Kirkandrews upon Esk, Mr. Richard Johnston, of Callwellpath, bacon-dealer, to Miss Graham, of Cobby Hill. On Monday last, Mr. Wm. Lancaster of Heskett, to Miss Mary Ford, daughter of Mr. Ford, fish hook maker. At Croydon, Joseph Reid ...
... MARRIED. Jan. 1, Mr. T. toward, turner and chair-maUer, of Wve, Mis» Austen, of Deal. .lan. 4, at Mr. Thomas Fuggle, shoemaker, Miss Sarah. Busbricltfe. Jau. 1. St. Jamesâs rhiircb, Dover, Mr. Kmjrht, grocer, * j Sandwich, to Miss Reynolds, daughter ...
... MARRIED. A few days since, at Lambeth, Mr. Wm. Grear, of the Commercial Academy, Dis, to Miss Limebeer, daughter of the late Mr. Limebeer, of Cheapside. Monday week, at Sunuing-Lill, Berks, Octavius Henry Smith, E>q. tb son of Wm. Smith, Esq. Member for ...
... MARRIED. Lately, at St. Nicholas, Colchester, Mr. George Ciubb, second son Mr. A. Ciubb, millwright, to Mias Wire, daughter Mr. Thos. Wire, ol the Fencers inn. ult., Mr. John Kudkin. of Copford, Essex, to Miss Elizabeiti Gromerson, oi this town. Onthe4ih ...
... and the eldest son gets married, that they give up to him all their possessions, subject to the charge of their support while they live. John Carascosa, who had been a widower for ten years, had a son, named Firmin, who married Juliana Cardoso. The father ...
... MARRIED. On Sunday last, in this city, Mr. Joseph Thomlinson, bleacher, to Miss Sarah Bell, eldest daughter of Mr. John Bell, maltster. Lately, at Workington, Capt. Wm. Randell, to Miss Bell, both of that place. On the 11th inst. at Dacre, Brown Hodgson ...
... MARRIED. In lns(, nt in fb»* East Indies, the Rt*v. Wm. .fefferson, Cji plain Pit liner, the Ke» imenl, >o (âftrolioe, dmijjhier of the lute ( Bnfke, Ehj. VVorlington, in county. At JVlrulr.u, Jannarj' the Lieut. Colonel Welti'n, the Horse Arlillerv ...
... MARRIED Tuesday moming, Mr. Heary Weldon, draper, of Stamford, to Miss Jackson, daughter of the late Mr. Mathew Jackson, of that place. On Tuesday se*nnight, at Newark, John Body to Eliz. Holmes, Same day, John Kemp to Mary Aslin, both of Newark. Lately ...
... MARRIED. On Wednesday se'nnight, at Kirklinton, by the Rev. Thomas Pattinson, Mr. John Watters, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to Miss Sarah Latimer, of Holm-foot, a young lady of great accomplishments. On Tuesday last, in this city, Mr. John Nelson, guard of ...