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... Married.] On Friday the 27th ult. at Sr. Ann's, Weftminfter, S. Neville Bull, Efq. of Billericny, Effex, to Mil's F. Comber, fecond daughter Richard Comber, Elq. of this town. On the 24th ult. Mr. Hill, Attorney Law, of this town, to Mifs Philcox, St ...
... Dur ihe laft week his Lordihip -a an and fane money to the poor ot his neighbourhood. The Cmtcfs (applies all indigent married women cf the panto with blanker*, and all ies, at the time ol their accouchement. . The Marchionefs Welltfley is daughter ...
... W A T. £ fft) A GARDENER, a married Man, unincumbered a fmall family. A duelling will be found, and Tome employ for the wife.—They muff have goo* recommendations. Enquire of the Print at; ...
... s from the Court to write to the Chief Juflice, accordingly. On Friday the 10th intt. Nathaniel bMaker, Selmefton, vvr.j married to Mifs Hodfon, daughter ot A. VV. Hodfon, Efq. of Weftmefton. Again the hotifc of an Attorney, not an hundred miles from ...
... The friends of the Arclibifliops of'Cafhel Tnarn put them both down for the Primacy. The is the Beret-ford family, a.nd married rhe Chancellor's filler; but the former is -the *j ; and. potfeffed of confu'erable The is put down for the hop who coniterated ...
... Mr. Watt.i; and two days after, age ...
... n MARRIED. week, at Perth, Scotland, Mr. Robert Melville, horn ipoon maker, aged Mifs Rofs, of the fane profetfion, aged 19. The diffcarity the was not mpft remarkable fbirig stranding this marriage; tile bridegroom's inoirer, a \Vorhtm above 100 years ...
... Suffex, of about acres of land arable, meadow, and hop ground.—lf a fingie man, may live in the houfe with the family or if married, a houfe will be found him the farm, and in that cafe, employment will found for the jf . None need apply unlefs they can ...
... fhe d ° irC baSS medici Preparatory to nvhts °'two Pills tor two *r three „ J,hl »8. »i« cleanfe tow* from * r,h '°»« wluch marry ,|| univcrf.l Pa.v- JS ~e f ' . »P « «t« originating from a refvn nt °a aCr,m bile and where thofe MedSeSl PreVai '' dcr ...
... carpenter, had on one day lalt week rather job of it : —He thenepmpieated the twenty firit year of his age, buried his 01. woman, married young one, and celebrated the baptifm bis child •! which it is not doubted, will prove—A Chip of the old Block. A tew days ...
... been accuftomcd to feed .Oxen in a flail, and to plough with them, &c.—It he is tingle man, he may come in the family is married, may accommodated with houfe and garden a character will be required. Apply to F. Gkh, Appleiham. , POOR-HOUSE WANTED. WAN ...
... alive—the party's fituaticn in life before blindnefs— how or Ihe is now fupporred—whether the party is married —if a woman, the employmen —if married, what famfly or (he hath—— whether or (he harh any ellate, annuity, fataly, pennon, or income for life ...