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... fince he returned fo this place, his leg, perfecftly well, 8.0v.n j uly and ftout, and as well as ever he was in his life. He married fince his re'urn, and about leven weeks ago was ' bleffed with a fine, thumping, healthy boy. Heb.is particular ly ' reepiefled ...
... expected to commence this m .nth. The eldeft ion of Mr Eilkine, not yet returned from his travels through An.eri.sa, has lately married an ac- complished nice of the late General Walhington. M. Talleyrand fays, io his laft note to Lord Gren- villeâ *' It muft ...
... others, commanded .re. in the East lii.liej, the Lady o, C.tit. Hugh . ?? place, th- 1. ,-i-lv of Sir Alex. Seton, of a son. MARRIED. L James Taylor, Esq. Secretary to tiie Board of , .;■' te, J. A. Camomererj to Miss H. Ferguson, 1 ?? ?? ?? ...
... Hawkins, and Underwood, alias Hawkins, Lnnir.it, fefq- who pretended he was the fon La merchant in Fenchorch-ftreet, and that {married a young lady of large fortune againil 'jconfent, and that he fhould bring her to the Ld, accordingly, a young lady about 17 ...
... his name was Gordo-., ar.d that he was a Captain in the army, his father was a man of confideiable fort'jne, and propo&d marrying her, but to this (he did not agree. She heard no more of him till the month of October, when ihe received a letter from him ...
... before blindness —bow he or she is now supported— whether the party is mar- ried —if a woman, the husband's employment — if married what family he or she hath — whether he or she hath any estate, an- nuity, salary, pension, or income fee life, or otherwi-e ...
... I MARRIED, . - . r ** * •*_ ?? ?? ?? .. en V ?? il. to Venice, ,- ?? . _ .. . , ?? i- beating offewo Ficu. Ii ?? : !*T__ptain and two men ?? one I. ■ „',, , fro.v Hamburgh to St Do- ?? i ?? let-fcea, curried into St K.i.s, „i,J Bra icr, of Kewrc— ...
... h is rich a contract, ai.d ib.ar might be or.c of the terms on which fae furrcnii-red her virtue and innocence : ed from marrying her paramour, her underftanding would be greatly In-.: roved on thai fubricri For what was the Eughlh of all this cant about ...
... at. irvi-.ir.* iv'ri he t.-e«e. -i the last New Favourite E in_«_- Mr MaaTOM. Author of « The Cure tA_c '■ Way to ,-et Married. See ceiled t*PEED T H E P Io O U G 11. rii-ri Muri. 1 E ree. ir two acts, called NE T 1. E V ?? !'• B F. Y. Ij «' Eote ...
... Archduke Charles, whom the Gernsan gazettes Hate to be at the point of death, is, according to the French accounts, to be married to the only daughter of the K- leftor of Saxony. LOSS OF THE aQTEEN CHARLOTTE. Lilf of officers 101 l isi lsis Majefty's llsi; ...
... grain, are doing all in tb ir j ?? rto brin,; st to market, and are determine lai the ?? time | ?? : . fffifi ply reimbursed. MARRIED, At the Cs-.oe of Gooal Hot -. on At !-.l Tammy but. Ge- neral Dis.-aa'.a, ro Mis, I siaa CaniM] le, dao;hter of the ter to ...
... indiscretions have already given birth to disease, or sown the seeds of debility ; and pariieuia, ly to those who. bein;; married, or on the eve' of marriage, are' liable to email corruption on their posterity, it mu»t be a matter of n,. small consolation ...