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... MARRIED. -Tutsday morning,- at Bartholomew Church, by the Rev. Mr. Satnuel Watson, of Shooter's-hill, Mr. Hugh Chesuel, of the above parish, to Miss Ann .Blair, late of Aylesbury. F the NEKrof KIN of WILLIAM WIL- L LIAMS, late a Seaman belonging to lajesty's ...
... The 29th ult. Mrs. Freeliog, the Lady of France Freeling, Efq. Secretary to the General Poil•Office„ of a fill-born child. MARRIED. The z3d ult. at the feat of Col. Ogle, WP!ton upon Thames, Lieut. Campbell, of the Bombay Marine, to Mifs Gregory, of Windfor ...
... 100 sons, whom he called years, 36,000 grandsons and granddaughters he called days and nights 876,000 great grand children married into the family of the court hours r 52,560,000 great great grand children, minute; and 3,153,600,000 great great great grand ...
... tle HEXEIOIRDHIRE alnd GLOUCESTeR.ai111se. CANAL NAVICATION.; an Annuity of Seven Pounds per Aln- num during the Life of a Married Lady aged 55; and a Deben- ture of his Royal Highufcs the Pris;ee of Wales for One laundred Pounds. Particulars of whiclh ...
... (pott: paid). to E. B. at •Mr. Brown's, Baker, No. 8, Duke-itrect, .narichefter-lquare. AS UPPER Nif,RSE, .a healthy aetive married per.lbn, who wifnes to take a child from. the month; fhe underltands the manag - cinent Of children, having had font: of own; ...
... Lady. of Mainr•Otherel Brownrigg,if Tuefel.iy, Frveling, the Lady Francis Feeding. El. Secretary to the Aicc. afa child. MARRIED. At Beverley Miniter, on the ult. Mr. John Hawkira, currier, of Hun, to Sarah Beautnoes, of the former Sem. On the 24th ult ...
... BIRTH. Lately, at RidgwAy, ncaf Southampton, the Lady of Thoiiiiib Lewiu, Laq. sonrnr.U! bora, MARRIED. At Kensington Church, Mr. Compson, jurt. *»f theaca* denn , Hamvetl Heath, Miss Jane Marshall, daughter 0 Richard Marshall, unveil. DIED. On Monday ...
... oy tiic Matiers of Lloyd's Cofrce-hoOf. The Committce Inert on Tnefdaya, at une o'clock. BRIxTISHA Li~lNG-IN HOSPITAL for MARRIED\ WO- MEN, i , Brosnlor-fheet, Iueg-ierr, IDeembe: e6. [IHE QUARTERLY CENIERAL COURT - of the G(overnors otf this Charity will ...
... the 'confined limit's of the little honey moin. Sir I - IrDE PARKER, befides the annuity of 2,0001. ;fettled upon his new-married Lady, has agreed to leave at herown difpofal zo,oool. at his death. - The houfe of Lord GAirrsßoßouon, in Cavendifh. , Iquare ...
... each in the HEREFORDSHiRE and. GLOUCESTERSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION AN ANNUITY of SEVEN POUNDS per ANNUM; during the. Life of a MARRIED LApy, wed, rIFTY-FIVE and A DEBENTURE of His Royal Highnen the Prince of Wales fur ONE HUNDRED POUNDS. Particu!ars of which ...
... '.> tgf. Lately, at Ridgway, nc. Southampton, the Lady of Thomas Lewin, Esq.. of a . )n, still born. MARRIED. At Kensington Church, Mr. Compson, jun. of the academy Hanwell Heath, to Miss Jane Marshall, daughter of Richard Marshall, Esq. of hanwell On ...
... always eafy and creditable ; and her brother is at.prefent an opulent merchant at Leghorn. .She Was married at a very early age, and unhappily married, to a, young Templar, from whom, after a . few years domettle c,onnedion, the was--feparated. firii ...