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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 ...
... Fazeley, Hinckley — Dronefield—p, Dunchurch.—{For the fairs which take -place this week, fee our paper of Monday lait.l . MARRIED.] On Monday, at Burlington Houfe, Chifwick; Lord Granville Levefon Gower, brother to the Marquis of Stafford, to7La - dy - ...
... On Tuesday last was married, at Poulton, Wilts, Mr. Edw. Barton, dancing-master, Stroud, to Miss Lediard, of the former place. On Wednesday was married, Mr. Hatch, of the Inn, in this city, to Miss P. Cooksey. Thursday was manied, at Berkeley, Mr. John ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... MARRIED-—Rev. John Pollard, of Hurst, Suss;*, to Lucy Sophia, daughter of General Morgan, late the Coldstream Guards. Sir B. William Bridges, Bart, of Goodnestone, to Dorothy tlizabeth, eldest daughter cf Sir Henry Hawk/, Bart, of Leybourne Grange. O ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... WtraL-i —A hostile meeting , oo phce morning, in the Patktiitgton canal J ,h *ST f- ~- *>•«>». JrJ tain S—. The parties aie married and the dispute which led the duel some family matters. The Cap-iain r wounded on the breast in second fire Boxin-g \ pugilistic ...
... 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 ...
... new Empress. The Princcss of .Saxony has been spoken of, though recollect she refused Jerome, because had been previously married j nor oould all the influence of Bonaparte at Dresden turn her from her purpose.. Bonaparte the same predicament as his brother ...
... MARRIED. The Rev. Robert Rennie, Miniact of Borrowftonefs, to Jane, eldat daughttr of W. Orbart,Eiq. of Glafgow. On the init. Major James 'Weir, of 'rollcrofs, Seat' land, to Mils Jane St.wart Ponton, daughter of tbe late Alexander Ponton, EN. of Cairnlae ...