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... DISPENSARY.-187 Sick and 4 Midwifery Patients received medical relief and affittance laft week at their own habitations. MARRIED.] On Thurfday, William Gore Langton, Efq. M.P. - for Somerfetfhire, and Colo, of the Oxtordfhite Militia, to Mifs Brovne,' ...
... contradts with the farmers for all the hops they could bring into the market before next June. Is this to he tolerated? MARRIED.] On Tuefday, by the Rev. John Mordaunt, at Walton, in this county, by fpecial licence, Richard Hippifley, Efq. of Lambourne ...
... I'otal, 31.135. 41d. BIRTH ] In Upper Brooke.ftreet, London, the Lady of the Right Honourable Lord I3agot, of a daughter. MARRIED.] - Thurfilay, ‘ Mr. William Turton, of Gornall, to_ Mifs E. Walker, : daughter of Mr. Randle Walker, of Wolverhampton,—Tuefday ...
... Majefty yetierday from the Corporation of Dublin, againft the Union. Mrs. Egerton, formerly well known on the Stage, has re-married tier former hufband, whom fhe had left about 3o years ago. Lord Holland fometimes drives four beautiful little black ponies ...
... half old, was put up (out of the fold-yard) poor in Auguft fait, and had no other food but whey and grains till Chriftmas. MARRiED.] On Tuefday, at St. Peter's Church, Oxford, by the Rev. Richard Wetherell, the Rev. Thomas Lane Freer, M. A. of Pembroke ...
... DISPENSARY -IqB Sick and 5 Midwifery Patients received medical relief and alliftance halt week at their own habitations. MARRIED.] Saturday, at Lichfield, by the Rev. Thomas Harwood, Mr. Simplon, bookfeller, of Wolverhampton, to Mils E.\Voodward, fecund ...
... was ever committed. There was, he faid, a kind of fyftem of honourable courtfhip underllood among Lome unbluthing depraved married people, according to the rules of which the lady contented to receive the addreffes of the gentleman, and gave a colourable ...
... Earl Moira objeaed, as well as to the cruelty of denying the frail woman the- only comfort in the world left her, that of marrying her feducer. Lords Eldon, and Grenville, and all the Bishops. however, mott strongly fupported the bill and its new provifions ...
... reit Day or Night. Every Thing prefcribed for me was of no Ufe —My Life was given over even by the Fazul!y, when it was by marry thought cruel to load me with any.more Medicine, •teeing nothing was of Service. The Rev. Mr. Angus of this Town. strongly ...
... 22,90 bufhels— R IL, 750 quarters, and 66z bags —B.Autzy, 3603 quitters, 364 bags, and 2534 bufhels.—FLou a, 4000 barrels. MARRIED.] In London, Richard Orelley, Efq. Barrifter at Law; and Lieutenant in the Warwickfhire Yeomanry, to Mifs Grote.—Saturday ...
... right to choofe where it should be. Married Women not arreinbie for Alt. May t4.-I,ord Kenyon dcliv::rtd the opinion of all the Judges in a caufe, by which it was decided that an cannot he maintained againft a married woman, though the has parted from her ...
... the benefit of the Blue Coat Charity School, was 231. us. 81d. Total colledted at the Churches and Chapels, 1561. 7s. 711 MARRIED.] On Monday, at Mary-le bone Church, London, James Langham, Efq. to Mils Burdett, Udell filter of Sir F. Burdett, Bart of ...