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... each in the HEREFORDSHiRE and. GLOUCESTERSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION AN ANNUITY of SEVEN POUNDS per ANNUM; during the. Life of a MARRIED LApy, wed, rIFTY-FIVE and A DEBENTURE of His Royal Highnen the Prince of Wales fur ONE HUNDRED POUNDS. Particu!ars of which ...
... oy tiic Matiers of Lloyd's Cofrce-hoOf. The Committce Inert on Tnefdaya, at une o'clock. BRIxTISHA Li~lNG-IN HOSPITAL for MARRIED\ WO- MEN, i , Brosnlor-fheet, Iueg-ierr, IDeembe: e6. [IHE QUARTERLY CENIERAL COURT - of the G(overnors otf this Charity will ...
... BIRTH. On Tuelday, Mrs. Whitcouthe, the Lady of 'Samuel Whit-comb.; Efq. ofSerjeant's Inn, of a daughter. MARRIED. . . On Wccinefday . feennigbt,. at Lorton Vale, Cumberland, Mr. Charles Aldrich, of New. Bond-ftreet, to Mifs Ann Nichol Con, of Lorton ...
... each, ip the • Hereford_ ihire and Gloucefhire Canal Nari7ntion Annuity of Seven Pounds per Anuuni, duriog the life of a married lady,' aged 55 ;. and a Debenture of his Royal Hishnefs the'Prince of Wales .for fool.- 7 -Particii!ars of which be had at ...
... the 'confined limit's of the little honey moin. Sir I - IrDE PARKER, befides the annuity of 2,0001. ;fettled upon his new-married Lady, has agreed to leave at herown difpofal zo,oool. at his death. - The houfe of Lord GAirrsßoßouon, in Cavendifh. , Iquare ...
... '.> tgf. Lately, at Ridgway, nc. Southampton, the Lady of Thomas Lewin, Esq.. of a . )n, still born. MARRIED. At Kensington Church, Mr. Compson, jun. of the academy Hanwell Heath, to Miss Jane Marshall, daughter of Richard Marshall, Esq. of hanwell On ...
... Citxv/u irit ; but, beccifn;,,™ fund of his master’s wife, who gave lam soin cn couragcmcnt, assassinated the husband, in bone, marrying the widow. Yesterday evening the new-born son thcDo\ . er Counters iVla!«sfield wasbaptited I.lt. _ vilce’s house the Archbishop ...
... A Married, middlelaged Medical Gehtleman, defirous ofentering into Partnerihiv with pne whole age may require relief Iron the fatigues of his 'profeflion, begs' leave to o%r his fervices to any Gentleman in the vicinity, or jthin fifty miles of London ...
... charges are expected to be brought againft him. BIRTH. On the 9th of May, at pombay, the Lady of Colonel Kerr, of a fon. MARRIED. Yefterday morning, at St. George's Church, Bloondlatuy, Captain Rand, of the Hon. India Company's Service, to Mils Lancaßer ...
... Chevalier ; but, becoming fond. of his mAstees wife,. ho gave him some encouragement; he assassinated the husband; in hopes of marrying the widelw,, :A letter was, reeeived in town yesterday morn-, ingfrom Fort' George, stating that. 'Roger O'Connor, accompanied ...
... d, fteady, fober rn - an, who perfealy underitands his bulineis, and can be well recommended from his bit place.—Being a married man, his wife would have no objection to-undertake a 'Dairy or IVlaid's place.—Apply at Mrs. 1-indfon's Seed Sliop, -- bio ...
... ? 91. and his vatch. OE Tuetfia, Mrs. Whitconmbe, the Lady of Samuel Whit. combe, Efq. of Serjeants' Inn, of a daughter. MARRIED. YeRcrday, Mr. James Ketland, Merchtltt, to Mifs Tate, daughter of Jolhn Tate, Efq. of Bucklerfhury. DIED. On Monday. the ...