... fromruton, in Somcrfetfhire. On Thurfday laft a perfon of this place, who fome time fince had baftard by his fervant maid, was married to his houfekeeper. There were prefent at the ceremony exactly 45 perfons, 40 of whom then received the nuptial benediction ...

... his Children are commence at four per cent, from the day of his death, and to paid-them their coming of age* the Daughter's marrying. To Philip Francis, Efq; 10001. To Mrs. Francis, 2001. per arm. for her life; To his Executors, Anthony Lucas, Efq; 10001 ...

... with the prior engagement. Sunday last was married at Lymington, Mr. Douglass, of the Kent East-Indiaman, to Miss St. Barbe, of the fame town; very agreeable lady with a genteel fortune. Thurfday was married, Mr. Samuel Oviat, of Lymington, wine-merchant ...

... Wight, John Leigh, Captain rilbrook in Jfle ; place the gift ol the Governor, worth 182!. 10s. per annum. On 3d. inft. was married, De- Mr. John Phillips, mercer, of that place, to Mifs Alresford a young lady of every amiable with handfome fortune. We are ...

... public will have the benefit of his attendance the approaching law feafon. On Mr. Thomas Jinns, furgeon. of this town, was married to Mifs Carter Romfey. is much the honour of a certain Prelate, that gives the living of Stoke to the Rev. Mr. Griffith, fellow ...

... exqnifitely. fine, and oig. who fung to admiration. A few days fmce was married, Lieutenant-general Clave ring, of Grove Place, to Mifi York. Thurfday laft Mr. Baker, bcokfeller, was married to Mils Elizabeth Martin. The firft died here, after few dws illnefs ...

... the room of R. on- Con, Efq; deceafed. Lord blue ribbon is given to the Earl of Holderncffe, The Earl of Aibemarle lately married Mifs Miller, daughter of Sir John Miller, Bart, of Chichefter, in SuiTex, whom his Lordihip has left one fon, about fix months ...

... , of the Grammar School in this city ; vacant the death the late Rev. Mr. Fo'fter. A few days ago clergyman, near Sarum, married a and preached a fermon on the occasion, from Prov. eh. xviii. ver. 22. IVhefos-ver fndctb a fe, good thing. The Theatre opens ...

... apparel, the property of Jeremiah Major, of Newport, in the of Wight, in this County. SOUTHAMPTON, OA 31. Sunday laft was married, Mr. John Brice, jun. eminent malfter of this place, Mifs Meifer, only daughter of the late Mr. John Me.Ter, winemerchant ...

... the intereft of which is to provide firing for the poor penfioners of God'shoufe hofpital in this town. On Monday laft was married, Sherborne, in Dorfetfhire, Mr. Richard Cruttwell, printer, of Bath, to Mifs Shuttleworth, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Digby ...

... pur porting to be the note of Sophia Jolmfon, for 3031. los. payable to himself, which was done with a defign compel her to marry him. The eight following were ordered for execution Wednelday next, viz. Benjamin Murphy, Thomas Murphy, Charles Earle, William ...

... together in a married State Years. He was buried here the 18 th of Dec. 1755, Aged 97 Years. She died of the Small-Pox, and was buried here June 15, 1757, in the 100 th year of her age. So uncommon an inftancc of longevity in a married couple is not to ...