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... Thu 1 hi was married Mr. Math well, jun. to Mifs MiiSer, ofthis city. Saturday was married at chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Monck, William Dean Staples, captain the reg. of dragoon-guards, Mifs fcliz. Frances Monck, of this city. was married church. Sir John ...
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... thdirn miraculoui a e6cape. ar This day was married, at St. George's church, Mr. b Medland, Jraberdafher, to Mifs Taylor, daughter of A Mrs. Taylor, Bheefe-monger, both b1this city. Tuefday laft was married, Mr. James Lee, of Tfior- verton, to Mifs Sarah ...
... formed in the wounds which he body, and a verdict of 3, uf, which the Bilhop of parties, wlio have the laft intelligence MARRIED. Licut.-C sight, truck on a reck by to Milfs O'Grady, of Readi Jady toit her life. u Bear Windfor, to Mi tre the awhole amount ...
... likely roluccced vacant principality of Edmund-liall married Clifton church the Rev R Richard Klq of Weftbury-upon-Trym ecu-: -ceflcr Mifs Ames Levi Ames Efq of Clifton cf of this city Thurfday was married at Queen -fqusre Chapel John Gittins Archer Elq the ...
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... On Wednefday was married, at Bath, Sir John Smith, Bart, Sydling-Houfe, this county, to Morlend, deft daughter the late Thomas of Court-Lodge, Kent, was marred, W. Fofkct, Efq. London, to Mifs C. Milford, daughter of S. Efq. Exeter, banker. A few days ...
... ' Accounts have been received from America of a recent date. The ot the yellow fever have entirely fubfided Philadelphia. MARRIED] Burton Latimer, in Nnrthamptonfhire, Mr. ilatrick, parifh clerk, Mil's Driver Their joint ages amount to years—Mr. Benjamin ...
... with The were with fomc pomp Council ol by Conutlate on fame ufurper Buonaparte Conful to be Secretary State him from to be married to is Guard brother tbc uew Interior Tiie Confervative is organized Sieycs A of of Commiffion UST Arrived from the SALE Hunter's ...
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