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... shelter far exil'd, High on the heath-clad wild. Where thy fierce gusts the mountain-tops keep bare. When tempest veils the Marry face of Heaven, And grim night reigns with thee in dismal form: When by fierce winds the sweeping snows are driven, Urg'd the ...
... Southampton, came l l ' fam,l y 6ucce eded the ho- and estates. his return travels, was appointed a 541 t the king lu H34', married Lady Margaret Veil dish Harley, only daughter and ' r Edward, Earl of Oxford. By had, 1. Ladv Elizabeth Caventh 1 en tinck ...
... relative is article publication contain and Mid at of to purchasers of persons pence Mr Marsh to Edwards of -Mr Edwards officer married at W Esq of House to Milly Mr William Gloyns Esq place : Mrs W Kcvul Mr Hotel V Hoove A sister Mr ArfonrCaacns if Y i’i hilarity ...
... Ferguson’s, Tawnmarket, 10th January. BiRTH. On the' 26th December, Venchen,. Mrs Oliver was safely delivered of a daughter. MARRIED. At Abbey Parks, Dunfermline, on the December, Stenhouse, surgeon, Miss M. Scotland, eldest daughter of H. Scotland Brieryhill ...
... tigned between France and Auflria. • 19. Trie defeat of the Fiench in Spain bv the Duke del Parque. • The Duke of Devonfhire married tol.ady Elizabeth Forfter.' 20. Arrival of intelligence of the ratification of the Treaty of Peace ltetxeen Great Britain ...
... MARRIED. At Northampton, Alexander Walker, Esq. of Paternoster row, to Miss Stegle, of Northampton. DIED. At Bagball. Aitshire, Mr. Waxvydl Cordon. his house in, Wdls-street,TiberinsCavallo, Esq. Arnheim, in liultaud. Mattbys Badcmakrr, at the great age ...
... in taverns, is, in effect, give a vole in favour of species of taxation i which is now become unreasonable and intonve- ’mARRIED. At Cork, Mr. J. H. o‘Brion, to Miss C. Davis, daughter the late Mr. D. Davis, apothecary, ties city. . DIED. Cork, Mrs. Elizabeth ...
... arriving a just conclusion. The Princess August* of Saxony become very fat, mid is very far froto handsome. Should BonafARTE marry her, would become allied to all the great families the Continent, and particularly tlie Bourbons. iloNAPAara’a wife is- remainder ...
... Lordship had suffered much fur seve. ral years from complaint in the liver, which at length produced his death. His Lordship married some years ago Lady Gifford, but has left Usue. His titles and estates therefore devolve his only brother, Lord Henry Petty ...
... years. worked at his trade, a shoemaker, until the age of. 90, was only once married, and had no more than two children, both females. Both of these, however, having married, the old man died grandfather to 12 persons, and great-grandfather to 20, the ...
... introduced the present Mr. Jackson into the line of foreign Ministers. He resided as Envoy for several years at Berlin, where he married a Prussian lady condition, and he remained at that Court down to the period of time 1806, when a misunderstanding arose between ...