Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... appolhniernt in thr bullock cuntradt, befides a.hare in the pouq office, and firtaiog bonourablk and advaitaSeou3 eoilnexions fie married his daai-htcrs, one after the other, to men of Iamuily, fortune, an d merit. Hc has left ioctOtl. behlind him, ?? fdarthis ...
... IIR TH On Thurfday laot, at Horton, near Northampton, the Hon. Mrs. Gunning, of a fon. M-ARRIE D. Yefterday, at Upminfter, Effex, by the Rev. John Rofe Hol. den, R. B. Wyatt. Elq. of Newington-green, to Mifs Efdaile, cldelt daughter of James Efdaile ...
... Chxtpman, at St. John's Chelrit, lv argate, Mr. Wilmot Wells,Manpger of the Theatre Royal there.-Mr. Witlmot Wells waas married tc the sasx'.& lady about ten years ago; but, in consequence of some infor- mality, thc marriage ha9s been coniiedered illegal ...
... in remu- neration of whose services in that high office, he was ad- vanced to the Peerage in 1776. His Lordship was twice married, first to Miss, Drury, daughter and co-heiress to Sir Thomas Drury, of Overstone, in Northamptonshire, and sister to the late ...
... writer of this she remembered to have heard the shots fired in an engagement that toedk place there in the )ifr 1090. She: married when she was an old maid, DevEr had children, enjoyed a constant state )f good bealth OtII a fvw-,d-ys before her death. She ...
... discrimninate, was never degrade y tas narrowness of religious distinction. Mr. David Barclas married twice-he had but one daughter by hi first 5 a , w ho wasr married to Richard Guruey, Esq.-of NorwiCh. Sie was a most beautiful aotd berleoless woman, every ...
... mounted in on the day he mt set out on his travels. Peter acquired an immense fur- Sul tune, and lived to see his only child married to Sir G. en Colebrooke, Chairman to the East India Company, and si a Banker in London, to whoni Peter gave with his wi ed ...
... R~dd, of Hiampstead, to t iza, eldest daughter of W. wnod, Esq. of lPanger~hill, IMliddlesex. last neek, a cottile *vere married io 7T. vemeojsi charc!:, 'he. ,rdgtCvo iged H): ned the bside 2ii i DtATIIS. o Friday week, af+er a short litt severe illne5 ...
... James ttevenson, of Waltoll' aged S5i- and on the- Thursday followsig, Xtarv Stephenson, hi 'wu5W, aged S5; ' They had -beea marrie-e 64 yiears, and reared a farge Faisily witniout assistance from Ithe parish. Soon after the (id roan's death, his w idiw- ...
... yropert3y. Oi the23d1alt at Llanarmtcl, Dyffryn Ciriog, Nuuth Wales Mlr. Tiefiard Iloghes, in the 08th year of his age. He vass married in the year 1745, nd ltietd hiappily in the wedded siate 6i years, Hle-has left behind him i0 children, 77 gra~d. _Childieni ...
... re, in tter.-fth year, 5ust, Couptensr Dowager'of Westrland, eldest daogtlter of the laie Cosm30-George Duke aof Gordon, married serrndly la ?? late Iietit.- Colonel J ohn Wtoodft rd, of 4 te Pont Geards. 00 Sanday ewnkitg, at h iis houe in Gloucester-pae ...
... volunleered to join tfre first battalion of his regiment, niow on service in Nort h America, in eleis of a brother qfficer, a married man, whose wife had just lain in. In proeeeding to her droti. nation the vessel strutck upen the island (if St. Paul, at the ...