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... widow and three children from indijZence,- Lately, Mr. Joseph Salman, formerly a taylor at Bath, and his wife, after being- married S4 years, died within a day of each other. Their united ages were 155. FERRY-BOATS. - From HULL toBARroN. F:om BARTOSW 1taLiJ ...
... painful illness of nearly two years with exemplary patience. At -Barton-upon.Humber, lately, Mrs. Morris, relict of Mr. Thorns Marris, sen. latc-of ith c place, attorney at law. At her house in Beverley, on Friday fe'nnight, Mrs. Legard, only surviving child ...
... the Lady of the Rev. Mr. Le Griee, of a son. On Friday se'nnight, at Liverpool, the Lady of Thomas Matthews, Esq. of a son. MARRIED. Lately, Sir William Bagenal Berdett, Bart. to Miss Maria Reynett, of Great Prescot-street. On Friday, at St. Nicholas's Church ...
... Lieutenlant-Colonel Martin, of .a fon. Same day, in Bentinck-ftreet, the Lady of Lieute- ?? Lyde Brown, of a datfghter. Be MARRIED. A few days tince; Lord Francis Ofborne, fon of the late Duke of Leeds, to Mills Charloitt Eden, daifghter of Lord Auckland ...
... Gibraltar, on the i4to1cf January laft, the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel Martin Hunter, of the 42th Regirnient, of a fon. : ~~~MARRIED, On Saturday fe'anight, at St. Martins, Alexander Pitcairn, Efq. of Lincoln's-inn, to Mifs Elizabeth Campbell, dalighter of'buncan ...
... hoafe of her mother, lady Mary Hao'we, yottnge*f daughter of the late Earl Howe. This amiable yowun' lady was fo have bec.-n married to the Earl of Mortoar this day. At his housre, in Nico~lbn's-fquhte, Edinburgh, 6n the 23d ult. Sir Charles Prefton, of ...
... to Mifs Ryrner, of the for- mer place. On Saturday fe'noight, I.iut. Foaer, of the 4th or Ring's ow; infantry, to MifsSarth Marris, yonng. eli, daughter of Wi.m Marrris, .Eq. of Green Hall, iu. the county of Lincoln.: -- Qn Monday lal, at Gainiborough, ...
... is exceedingly angry at his fon.in- law, Mr Taylor, for accepting a place of 20001. per ann. k It is thought his Lordfhip married his daughter r to an apothecary for the purpofe of vexing her uncle, Mr Pitt, and that Mr Pitt gave Tvfr Taylor a plate on ...
... Fri- w or cday, Mrs. Abprcromnly, of a fpn. re tie At Balyoukan, onjtie sg9th ult. Mrs. Fergufon, of ti' wg a fon. the itil MARRIED. - per At Edinburgh, on Tuefday felnnight, Mr. Mont- ve 30 gomerie, of the i5th regiment of Foot, to Mifs Hen-. lie rietta ...
... Houfe F' ?? l t ; s c gr . e d by the Duke of Leik- F*o other Peers. L ?? _ couple of lovers went to a parifli church FMo be married. In that awful crifis of the I '•'•'•'en the Minifter afked the man, wilt thou g^anto be thy wedded wife ?? I'll con- ...
... BIRTHS. At Copenhagen, her Royal Highnefs the Duchefs ?? prince. s MARRIED. Si At Comrie House, Perthshire, David Wedderburn Esq. son of Sir John Wedderburn, of Bal- lindean, Bart. to Miss Margaret Brown, daughter of George Brown, Esq. one of his Majesty's ...
... the fuccefsful candidate antongfl Ceienreenb compettjrrs fort he place of orgailli at PentoneilP: chapel. He was Coon after married to a blind lady of large fortune, but having fullained great.lofies by the treachery of'a friend, and deferted by his wife ...