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... finccrs thank*, via. from Edward Joltnfon, Efq. 51. 13s. qd.; Jofcph Wilfon, Efq. il. 2s. qd. ; Win. Hall, Efq. 21. 55. 6d. MARRIED. Counfellor William Dobbin, of Finglafs, to the amiable Mils Eleanor Moore, of Paradife-row. DIED. On Summer-hill, in the ...
... they return him their moll fincere thanks. , - .. , The affize of the twelve-penny loal this week is 61b, 11 oz. _ _ rXT MARRIED. Samuel Young, Efti. North Autlley-ftreet, London, to Mif* Anne Biggs, Drury-lane Theatre.—Mark Kerr, WrOrmond-quay, Efq. ...
... from him, that not meeting with proper encourageuicuu in the ufual way addreifing tier, he rcfolved to carry her oft, and marry her force; and for this purpofe engaged a number fellows to adift him on an appointed night.— The young woman’s brother having ...
... Grace the Duke of St. Albans, Ea l bl Harford, Baro:'. cf Heddingtoa, and Baron Vere of Hanworth, in Middlefex. His Grate married, in 1761, the daughter the Earl of Belborough, by whon he had three fens and tlireedaughters. He fucceeded in his titles and ...
... Baldwin, of Bovs en, M?ath.— Thomas Peppir, of Ballygrath, Efq. MARRIED. On the 24th ult. Gaffel, the .■•-■ditary Prince of Saxe-Got ha, to the Princefs CUrlotie of HeffeCaffel, I Married, the Kcv. Henry Maxwell, on the | mftant, John King win, Efq. Rutland- ...
... aftcenfed Lottery Office, 26, College-green —where Bank England | Notes may couftantly had.—The i will commence Monday week. MARRIED. lall, Edward roll, of Fitzwilliam-Cquare, El ...
... thanks. Mr. Daly acknowledges the receipt of one guinea from Alderman Thorp, for the damage done the knife in Brirain-lane. MARRIED. Mr. Joy Davis, Monford, bdth of Belfaft.—Mr. Henry Woodburn.of Ormond-market, viffoaller, to Ellen Monk, of Milltpwn.—At ...
... two guioeas; from K. Cave, 11. as. yd. (or real af* flilHon. Loaf thi« week 61b. 1301—Wheat Flow s*. per quarter. - ' ' MARRIED. Brataxon Noble, Efq. Mifs Sophia Burrowrc, third daughtor of Rob. Burrow*!, of Strandoae, F.fq. Co. Caran.—Jamei Lcekjr, ...
... wife of the Carlide a daughter, being her thirteenth child.—ln Dawfon-flreet, the lady of J. Connell, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIED. Mr. Thomss Corcoran, of Clonard, Mils Grady, of Longwood.—Right Hon. Lord Sinclair, to Mtfs'Chilholme, only daughter of James ...
... the . (ficcof WILLIAM JONES, No. a 6, College-green, oppolite the Parliament Houle, where Bank England Notes may be had. MARRIED. Henry Ogle, of Newry, Selina Ford, daughter of the Rev. James ford, JMfii•ahinih. Pr>ce Thiw-pcnct- DIED.—At Clpughy, near ...
... — The Lady of Robert Perlle, Efq. Co. Galway, of and heir.—At Stephen’sgreen, the wifeof the Rev. Thomas Qnm, a daughter. MARRIED. William Perlle, F.fu. Chevy-Chace, co. Galway, Mifs Blood, of Limerick.—ln Aungitr(lreet, the Rev. Launcclot Dowdall, of ...
... Loaf this week 7lb. ooi. odrs.—Wheat, 3s. 41k Flour, 3s. 6d. per quarter.—VVhcatmeal, is- 7J. Oatmeal, as. id. per quarter. -MARRIED. At Ueansford,Jh the co. Kilkenny, the Rev. Arthur Rolh ilon, of _ Frankfort, Queen’s C’eunty, to JCfs Wemys, daughter of ...