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... the said Maria Withers was of the full age 21 years, in consequence of which deposition he obtained a faculty license, and married her. The Attorney General considered himself bound in the discharge of his official duty, and in obedicnce to the express ...
... Cfit March 7, 1800. • .n ' MARRIED. Tuesday se'n night Leigh, in Lancashire, Mr. James Grecnough, liquor-merchant, to Miss Isherwood, only daughter Mr. of the Bull inn, in Leigh. Monday »e'nnight,by the Rev. Dr. Majendie, Canon Residentiary St. Paul's ...
... alias Hawkins, Charles Manning, Eftf, who .pretended he was the fpn eminent merchant in Fenchurch-tlreet; that he had jult married a young • lady large fortune againft his father's and that he bring her to the lodging. Accordingly a young lady, about 17 ...
... j Out-patients Out-patients cured Remain 47 Yefterday fe'nnight was married, Mr. Leach, of I.lanforda, near Ofwcftry, to Morris, daughter of Mr. Morris, of Maine Tuefdaywas married, Captain Williams, of the Royal Montgomerylhire Miiitia, to eidelt daughter ...
... —Difcharged, cured —Dead 3. Remain in the 22. Manchfur Over sat Weekly Report. Number life j Cafti paid and regular Poor _172. Married. —On Thurfday fe'miighc, Mr.VV.Lcajcon, linen-draper, this town, Mifs Dine, ot 'Graves, near Patten-hail, in Chtfhire— Tuefday ...
... health and foirits, that I feel myfelf, if j may allowed the expreflion, an inhabitant of another world. I About ten months married, and three weeks ago my wife pre- I fented me with a fon, the great joy of rnyfelf and friends, who | have a long time defpaired ...
... houfe was deliver On Thurfday* was delivered of a fon, Mrs. France, Bollock-hall, in this county. Yefterday fe'nnight was married, at St. Nicholas' church, Mr. Charles AguftusHudfon, of Liverpool to Mifs Reece, .dughter of the late Thomas Reece, Efq this ...
... of all parcnt-i guardians, &c- &c. duty it is to pay fpecial regard to the interells of the rifing generation, neither fi married ihould be without it, and particular Tea-faring men on long voyages ; in which tbs various diforders incident to mankind, ...
... negleßedl John marriage with his Irifli bride n't lire lent reminds us the Harlequin in o! ...
... Poet's Corner th week, we have treated our Arfon readers with extract, the r own, from Beaumaris Bay, a Poem just published. MARRIED. Monday se'nnight at Liverpool, Mr. Charles Augustus Hudson that town, to Miss Reece, daughter the late Thomas Reece, Esq'of ...
... VSetk.y Retort. Number in tne Houle 36-;. Calh paid to and regularVoor Sunday inftant, ct ion, the Right Hon. the of Derby. Married. —A few days fince, at Mr Drewty, printer, ol Derby, Mifs dlu'rhter of J. 'Sweateman, elej. of Wiggwell-Hall —On Thurfday ...
... Out-patients cured Remain in the houfe Tuefday was married, Mr. W. Ridgway, chemift anddruggift, Market Drayton, to Walker, daughter of Mr. Walker, of this city, carpenter and joiner. Wednefday was married, Mr. William Hale, butcher, to Mifs Crane, of the ...