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... COUNTRY NEWS. Hereford March i. On Thurlday lad was married, at Colwall, in this county, Mr, John Chamberlain, o( Fownhope, to Mifs Elii. Smith, eldeft daughter of Mr. Thomas Smith, the Field, in the parifh of lUmpton-Bi(hop. laft, one Mary Lloyd, apparently ...
... April 5. Friday lait was married here Dugald Campbell, Efq; of Carradale, to Mifs Jane Dougles-Ker, daughter of the deceaf- ed Robert Ker, Eig; of Newtield, and Directer of his Chancery for Scotland, On the current died at Skeldon-houfe, in the county ...
... and, So it pet on: fome.. te fg Court of King’ 190: looked ya his Lordthip See ars the’ calling 2 ager aie, fon, wae married Angi Jobe Hervey fos granted, : AS te te ‘ete be sas urt, upon. - thes end has’ eS gg tbe Were legally’ ah 8) © not to. be ...
... decifive. So . his Lordthip) we are-ro take it for ed, that the prefent perfon calling herfelf Duchefs Dowager of Kingfton, was married to Auguflus Joha Hervey, now Earl of Briftol. But,‘my Lords, when we take this:for gravted, we moft:leok co:further than the ...
... look leave of His Majefty, and to-morrow will one for Bath, for the fummer feafon. Vefterday Edward Winnington, and his new-married lady, were introduced to . His Majefty at St. James's, and mot gracioufly received. , Same day Talbot, Efq; and his lady went ...
... came to this port in one feafon; and gives the Company charming . Yenerday morning a 'tjdupld psfefented them ft Ives at married licence, a third produced a licence from the Common!, for the marriage of the faid , woman- This for a while puaaled the Clergyman ...
... his efdape ouVif the Tower ; and, ir\ the yew died his-exile Rome. married Wihifred, youngetl daughter William. HerWrt, Mararis Powis and her left Lord Maxwell (now deceafbd), who married his .iogfin-german, Lady CatharineStewatt. Earl ojf Traquair; by ...
... llandcrer. The above defcription was by Mr; Bofquillon, Attorney General in the Prcfidial of Senlis. One Legu, a native A'ouft, married Lechelle, in Champagne, about fifty yeart of age, five feet one inch high, French meafure, Mack ftraight iiair, of fallow ...
... confiderable way, and would have been down had they not catchcd hold of a wall, and by that means faved themfclves. Ycileiday was married Holyrood church, Mr.Sutton, the inoculating furgeon, ti Mifs White, agreeable young lady this town. Extra.l a letter from ...
... York, Sept. 24, 1761, in the room of John Gilbert, and was the 81st Archbishop of York. He was born in November, 1711, and married at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 31, 1748-9, to Mils Auriot, daughter Mr. Peter Auriot, chant, of Ccdeman-flreet :¦ (he died ...
... York, Sept. 24, 1761, in the room if Juhn Gilbert, and was the Sit Archbifhop of York.—He was born in November, 1711, and married at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 31, 1745-9, to Autiot, daughter of Mr. Peter Auriot, Merchant, of Cojeinan-ftr.et :■ (he died ...
... offered to Frederic for difplaying his talents in the art of war. The Emperor of Germany died without a fon ; his daughter was married to the Grand Duke of Tufcany, who was to fuccced his fathers.** *—rhe re /is smiting. ...