... rmi/h between the Hanoverians and French u-hich the latter had 600 killed, and taken L E S, Jan. 23. Lall Monday Morning was married in Kent, the Rev. the Biiliopof Gloucef Rev. Mr. John Warren, otTunbridge Weils, Mils No)f:, Niece of Mi. Bowen, Southborough ...

... dead in the faid Gaol. Saturday was married at Chichcfler, Mr. Fount reau, chit Son the Rev. Dr. Fonnereau, Clapton, to Mils V\ liiian.s, only Sir iiutchinb Williams, Barr. clieiler alorefiid. he fame Day was married London, Thomas Willard, Fl'i}- in County ...

... there died in that Town, John and his Wife. What very remarkable, they were born both of the fame Day of the Week, and Year married on Day of their Birth • and after having twelve Childien, died in their eighty firft Year of their Age, on their Birth-day ...

... We gin 10 the a Govua'- retrains the by U'jtif :uopr. Upon Pain '>t .'p? Itn#1 tn# itit ; are cliredled give in J ...

... Month the Gioral* tar. Tburfday laft Sir John Lade kifsVl his MajelK's Hand being created a Baronet this Kingdom'. Wedndday married Man, who had Wife and five lmall Children, the pillory at the End oiDyot ltreet, Broad Sc. Giles's, Girl about Ten Years Age ...

... Colours flying, and therefore was not be French Ship, io that the two Ye dels were taken without firing a Gun. Monday hit Were married, the Church Brighthelmlton, Tidy, Merchant, that 1 own, and Richardfon,-only Daughter and Heirefsoi the late Rev. Mr. Richardfon ...

... to the Patriar Archbp. of Lisbon, and put the B:clefiaft:cii Pr.fon, where was fume Time confined, ( 'er to oblige them re-married by a Catholick Prieft, alttr that Ceremony had been performed by a Protcftant Clergyman long enough ior them to have had one ...

... and 25 Frigates, which, it is fuppofed, are go the Elbe. S, May On Thurfday kit wts married CutkfKld the Rev. Mr. Osborn, to Mrs. Dixon, a Widow Lady The new married Ce>upie im mediately after the Nuptials, fct out for his Houfe New Timber, near Hurftperpoint ...

... railing tow ards hear in the Arniy, Family and Fortune, and a young Heirefs upwards 2ocoool- Fortune, are gone into Scotland married. The Hawke and y Privateers are arrived at Gibraltar from a Cruize, and has carried in with them Dutch Ship, bound from Mariulles ...

... met with aFrench Lugger off and engaged her two Hours, had five Men pretty much wounded, one whom is fince dead Monday was married Lindfield inSufltx, Mr. Thomas Jarrett, Shopkeeptr, Tunbridge Wells, to Mifs Biddy Dutton, Lindfield aforefaid, a vtry agreeable ...

... Houfe of Peers. Grand Liveries are made for Prince St. Scverino, tne Sardiuian Ambaffador, for his Wedding 5 the Lady he is marry being expected here this Week. e hear tnat Monday the Trial oi the Doctor, who was taken for High Treafon, is come the Court ...

... of an Apoplexy at Qrangebourg. in the 36th -Year his Age, the great Regret the Royal family the Court, all the in general. married't Priu- S Daughter of of Brunf ky whom he had Itfue two Princes \md one * Ju«e-16. Our Letters from Sil.'fia five'fome favourable ...