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... To way Married and Single Lady in (be King dor.. This day is publiflied. In one volume Bvo. price j*. in boards, THE COMPLETE CONFECTIONER; or Houfckeepf Guide to and method of undedlanding the whole Art of Confectionary ; the various ways of preferring ...
... ►Afts,. BIRTH On the 2d inst. the Rectory, in Wigan, the Right Hon. Lady Lucy Bridgemau, of twins, a son and daughter. MARRIED. On Monday last, Whitehaven, Mr. William Wilkinson, of Ulverstonc, merchant, to Miss Yowart, daughter of Mrs. Yowart, of the ...
... was a few days lince tried in the Common Pleas. The plaintiff was Lady of JO, the defendant a Gentleman of 75, who had been married/three times, had promifed, doubted, and at length refufed perform the contract. Damages tol. INTELLIGENCE. Cork, Jvxr l6.—His ...
... to sweep the sounding lyre. With gentler music let sing, And loves alone swell ev’ry string ' IaAKCASTCR, Jojc« 22, 1601. MARRIED. On the 17th inst. at Willingdon, in Sussex, Mr. Leonard Cooper, of this town, sadler, to Miss Harriet Rutland, daughter of ...
... MARRIED Monday, at Mary-Ic bone church, London, John Jolliffe Tufnell, Esq. eldest son of William Tnfnell, Esq. of Langleys, Essex, Mi.-s Pilkinpton, daughter of the late Sir Micliad Pilkington, Bart, of Chevet, Yorkshire Wednesday se’nnight, Bromley ...
... Unuiby, a, son, Whittington, iu this count v. At Ktliitbnrgh, il»c* Lady Henry low aid, Esq. Corby Castle, Cumberland, son. MARRIED Tuesiiy Mt'iinight, Liverpool, Mr. K'lwari] KiWnw, soup-boiler, lo Mi;s Ellen Campstr, both of this town. On Saturday se’nniolit ...
... MARRIED Oii.Thuv«lay sc’nnijiht, Rev. stiller.;, A. M. Minor Canon ...
... MARRIED On Thursday last, Mr. Thomas Moore, of Preston, surgeon, to Mias Fisher, daughter of Mr. William Fisher, Comptroller the Customs at this port. _ Lately, at Ruffurih, Mr. Christspher Cattle, of York, to Mrs. Walker, relict the late Mr. Walker, ...
... purpot • of giving water to the horfe. the ebaife that gentleman left his wife beautiful young lady, to whom he had been married but the day before.) for the purpofe finding the hoftler. The horfe fuddenly took fright at the yelping of dog, and ran furioufly ...
... of Man* Chester. At Hexham, aged 80, Thomas Cummins, who only survived his wife Klizabeth one day, aged 7?J. They had been married years, and were interred in the same grave. Tuesday the Hist ult. Mrs. Browneut, in the ROlh year of her ape, widow the late ...
... MARRIED. The Right Hon. Lord Aylmer, Miss Louisa Call, daughter of the late Sir John Call, Bart. • T Lately, at Standish, Mr. Garstang, of Preston, attorney law, Miss Raskell, Chamock-greeii. Sunday, Mr. Benjamin Dawson, Appericy Bridge, woolslapl ;r ...
... Gledbow, new Locda Sunday, rim Lady whn wat married at Rome, and St. George’s Church, Ifenttwi »quwu, trie Royal Hlghncw Prince Frederick, of daughter, at Kit Royal Hlgfaiwwb house in Oroaveoor-equare. MARRIED. On Sunday law, at Prawon, Mr. W. Cony, au ...