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... death, but nnprovokcdly gave j&era many tt«bs with bis bayonet. A regulation is about to take place in the army, by which al! married oficeis are to leave their wives at home, when their regiments are ordered on foreign iervicc, or ior any expedi- tion. It ...
... on ont fide, gave an tctat to the brilliancy of htr e>es. Two white rihbar.d> knotted gracefully under her alabafter chin married themfelves to her fnowy neck. The men admired, the women bit their lips. The young men aie (till more ridiculous this decide ...
... of amend- j ing their lives by a due regard to fociil eider, but alfo an opportunity, by decorum and chattily in a fecond . marri .ge, to make atonement to God 3nd m.n tor the | violations of the firft ; but by tt- meafure then fub- j mitted, inftead of ...
... clerk Frances Ifabella Mafter TCom-' the Eftate of Win. Dalifon, Efq. a Lunatic) ) MUdred Radley andKatherine ? ulceby Thomas Marris, Efq. Sutton and in Barrow Thomas Dear, Andrew Tonge) and Stephen Morris, gent. (Trqftees and Guardians for John Dear, an ...
... Maffingberd, South Ormelhy, Oribv ,;c by and Suiterion '' Lawrence, John, gent. Roxby Mather, John, gent. Laughton Mills, Revelby Marris, George, clerk, Croxton Ditto - Mackindcr, Tho. grazier, Haft Morris, Wade, yeoman, Spridlington Maltby, William, yeoman, ...
... fituation the more eafilv pradlifed the bankers, who advanced him the John Mulvev, for burglary, was capitally convidtcd. MARRIED.] Col. Lindfev, the guards, to Lady Charlotte North, daughiber of the late Earl Guildford.—The Marquis Abercorn, to ady Anne ...
... Hambledon, Backs. —On Latly Mary Howe, youngeft daughter of the late Ka 1 Howe. This the amiable young lady who was to have been married the Earl of Morton.—Laft week, in Scotland, Sir Charles Prefton, Bart.—ln the I aft Indie-,Thomas Palmer, Judge of the diftrict ...
... troops, is, at the requeft of his Majefty, pottponed from May till June. A regulation about take place in the army, which all married Officers are leave their wives home, When their regiments are ordered loreign fcrvicr, or for any expedition. This is done ...
... fooner difengaged than by the flail. DIED.] On Wednefday laft, Lady Mary Howe, daughter of the late Earl.—She was to have been married on Monday next to the Earl of Morton. ...
... is lingular, dav intervened between the birth of each of them the voungeft, as well as Mrs. Kent, is fair way to do well. MARRIED.] On Thurfdav fe'nnieht, by fpecia! licence, Netherton, Wilts, W. Gore Langtop, M P. or Soraerfctmire, and Colonel of the ...
... Parents, Guardians, See Sec. whofe duty h is to pay fpecial regard to the interefts of the rifmg-gener-tiun ; neither fingle or married should be without ii, and in particsslar feafaring men on long voyages; in whkh the various diforders incident to mar.kind ...
... Dorfet, was delivered of heir. A few days was married, Thos. Oliver, Efq. of Sheephead, Leicefterfhire, 'to Mifs Mor- ' rifon, daughter cf the late Mr. Morrifon, of ' Loughborough. ' 1 ' Lately was married, the Rev. G. Robinfon, of Glenfield, Leicefterfhire ...