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... efpecially when it is wanted to mine or fap. On Friday laft the celebrated Mifs Saralt Woodcock was married to Mr. Davies;the young gentleman who was to have married her fome time ago, had he not been prevented by a particular affair. Capt. Halfel, of the Earl ...
... what will, thoffJohn CoachnO fhould threaten to hang himfelf as he did ; only 1 defired him not, and laid how it as better to marry than hang. you r c r that way Mr. —• !forgets name, only I know/ you are a lbort gentle' man, pray take care of yourfelf, or ...
... and ftavery. The tafte nd faihion for divorcements is now fo prevalent, that a cobler in Broad St. Giles's, who has been married but fix ; weeks 'aft Sunday, declared *trio his fpoure (who, it fee, followe43vpoo a public houfe where Crifpin iritend9d ...
... no great damage in town or country. On Saturday laft was married at Plump- v . tOl4, near Preto% Mr. Miller of Infkip, aged 59, to Mils Parldnfon, of Przflon, aged z ; Mr. Miller's nephew married he: fitter about r z months ago. Mr. Grace, late a tidefman ...
... failed from Cork. The Henry, Pennet, from hence, at London. In the Downs, the Nithaniel, Hunter, from London, for Liverpool. • MARRIED.] Mr. Whaley, an officer in the Sak-duties, to Mils Denton of rion. DIED. Thomas Hodfon, Smith.. Goods Imported At the Port ...
... Grace was Ream of St. James's wheal . our prefent Sovereign was born at Norfolkhoufe, and had the 'honour to baptize, to • . marry., -and'crgwn his Majelly and Royal Coni'ort, and to babtize feveral of their M.ajeflies .children. . It is generally believed ...
... orders, and was made &medic Chip- Ilin to Bithop Talbot 1722 ; received from the rich Reelory of Houghton le Spring in 1723; married the fitter of Dr. • Benfon in 1725, (who died in March 17 4 h, : and exchanged his Kee - tory for that of Ryton, near Nebvcattle ...
... all appearance dead for half an hour. Mr. Toni. Higgifon has left a widow and nine children : his brother was to have been married in a few days. ...
... for Bury. taFrederick, born in Auguft 1730. 4. \Vilplt born May 13, 1732. 5.- Lady Lee , married Feb. 26, 1742-3, toConnanj,ll,;.e Phipps, Efq; 6. Lady, Mary, married veorge Fitzgerald, 'Efq; 7. Lady An:Le- Carolina Nafraii ; and, 8.. Lady Caro' (r - ) la ...
... Gut ta Serena (if n , t o.tally Mangled) even under th.: difacivantage of olci•Age, the Trnth of Which can be ateftetl by marry, elpeciallv ab'utt Liverpool. likcwife prepared a Medicine which wonde r • fuuly Cute! deifi;efs and dullnefs of Hearing, a ...
... . 1 t 3t ll King' of Dennutrk,tairtt *Norway, does her principles, • flealipgliEr . fr,orn Let ini.pofe an expedient for married'Anne.(ifterwardQ2eeti of Great- . the paths . of virtue': 014est'a f l tilglabOtiNtS t , 'efpecially' as fatale c ? ! . , ...
... IV .. ' ' . . , , k .; ' ' ~ . , ' ; ' I•• , - , P . Th 6 LIVERPOOL CHRONICLE for 1765. 359 .ro beSO 1., D - / week , *as married, Mr. William It ) . ' Nevitt of this toivn, Printer, to the agree-4 AY, t7th of 08ob'ir, 1./68, at, able Mifs Betty Warmby ...