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... Accident was occalioned Sailor going down into the Hold, that was in Fear of being impreftcd. Married. Yefterday the Right Hon. the Earl of Afhburnham was married the Hon. Mifs Craw-' ley, Daughter of—■— Crawley, an eminent Ironmonger, with Fortune 200,0cg1 ...
... but was with fome fudden tmaccountable Motion of the He is {poof Wretch) now under the greateil: Agonies Mind; having been married but fix Weeks/ andilie was very able young Girl. From the LONDON GAZETTE; Admiralty-Office, June 26. Extract a Letter from ...
... LaftTuefday died atCheftertoninCam* bridgefhire, George Snagg, Efq; On Saturday would have been of Age, and was to have been married the next Day. COUNTRY NEWS. Plymouth, July 2. Theß gFamilybeing fo weil known in this Town, the firft Lord Torrington being ...
... Butler's Grandmother, who was Aunt the late Duke of Ormond. Mr! I Butler is above 80, and his Wife 48, and they have I not been married above a Year. PLANTATION NEW S. I Charles-Town, July I. Saturday laft arrived I here Captain Trapior, in a Paflage of nineteen ...
... not ftand his Birth for forty Shillings, account of the following Lines made by him on H W , our Boatswain's Mate's kding married you know her Mum. lam fure the Dozen will well laid home. , . Yours till Death. A jolly Tar, Boitfwain's Mate, On Wed lock's ...
... NEWS. Extraft of a Letter from Officer of the Royal A-. merican Regiment, dated New-York Aug. 19. 41 . LieutenaptKennedy is married toauLidianSqaw, the Tribe hasmadehim a King, and General AUercrombiehas given him a Highlanders, join'd with fome of our Indians ...
... is then an Houfeholder, not a Servant.or Retainer to any Perfon, and who, the Time of granting Licence., is, or hath been, married Man, not under the Age thirty Years- Licences are to continue foi and mudt figned and fealed the then, pnefent, whereof one ...
... Winter -—On the of pers.-r-A Copy of Veties K. W—-r, VV—r—-r, upon a fcri ...
... and by Patent at Dublin, in November, r 743» the Title of Lord and 175 was railed the Dignity of Vifcount. His Lordfliip married Charlotte, Daughter and Coheireisof*^—• Anderton, Efqj and by her, who died in February 1747, had only S6n, R-obert Member ...
... Stable-Yard, St. James's, William Stanhope, Earl of Harrington, Vucount Peteriham and Lord Harrington, and General his Faces. His married Ann, daughter and Heir Col. Griffith, and by her had IfTue two Sons, Ham and Thomas, Twins, born the 18th cember 1719, of ...
... Parent, and was afteclionate, tender, faithful, Piety fincere, ciCiiarity univerial. She lift two Daughters, Mary, now Orkney, married to Morough O Bryen, Esq; Nepher of Inchiquin, and Anne, yet unmarried. Sunday Morning, between Four and Five o'clock, the ...
... carrie;) into in carrying into St, John deLuz fromthence, was bulged, and all the 'Cargo fpoiled. 4li Ma«rirp. Yeflerday was married the Earl of Hyndford (by. a fpecial Licence from the Archbiihop of Canterbury >to Mils Jane Vigor, only ' Daughter «f Benjamin ...