... following sensilde question was put to witness named Peter Smart, the overseer of factory at Dundee. Question, When your girls marry * Whenever they can meet with men The celebrated Chancellor Cowper, whom Steele panegyrizes “one the best of men,” is said ...

... on his decease, without issue, in 1774» the Dukedom of Cleveland, &c. became extinct. Theaister and co-heir the last duke married Henry first Earl Darlington; and the present Duke is the grandson of that marriage, had fair pretensions to revival of the ...

... the county of Meath, and of the present Countess Molande. Oratfle. On Tuesday morning last, Thomas Edward, son of Mr. Robert Marris, of l^eicester. On Saturday last, aged Mrs. lw)seby, of jthe Market-street, Leicester. Ou the inst., at Great Dalby, Leic ...

... Elm Trees, large dimensions, and 3 ditto of laree Sycamore Trees, standing in the Hedge-rows, in the Parish of Kirmond. Mr. Marris or Mr. Fieldsend will direct person to the lots.—The usual Credit will given approved joint security Dinner at One o’clock ...

... Missionary Sociely ; hut the api>oiiitment cannot take place before the meeting onference. l-lh-nhorough, it said, is going married the handsomest man in Kurope, f»y Baron Kenoing, Bavarian by hirlli, aiavulrv offi« - by proles. moii, with hide fortune; ...

... lady of thirty, who last had thoughts entering into holy Imiiuls : —” Take my advice, and never marry, ma'am. Now you laydown master and get dame. I married mail of ami the very first week of our marriage, ma’am, he snapped because 1 put cold feet to his'n ...

... She was married to him by a person who pretended to a Catholic clergvman ; but this appears to have been fresh piece of villa the part of Dnigan, the marriage was denied by him, and the pretended clergyman not to found. Soon after, he married another ...

... Bunyan, coroner. Ver* diet, ‘'accidental death. —The poor unfortunate young man was asked in church, and was to have been married next Sunday. Greetham and Rlacksall. Lincoln youths, convicted theft, with Bucknall, who was convicted robbing the ostler ...

... suffocated. The deceased was 71 years of age. Tin; Faitiii ri. Doc;.—An inquest was held, on the inst., at Brigg, before Mr. Geo. Marris, Coroner, on the body of Janies Whttlam, Broughton, who was, the previous morning, found drowned the river Ancholme. The deceased ...

... upon the demise of his father, !»th August, 1751* (being the last of the neers who attained their in the reign of (»eo. 2d;) married in July, 1770, ('barlotte, youngest daughter of William, Earl of Beshurongh, whom hud, nearly sixteen years afterwards, oulv ...

... in his year, Sir Samuel Brudenell, Fludyer, Bart. The deceased succeeded his father, _ Sir Samuel, on the 18th Jan. 1768 ; married, Oct. 1784, his first cousin, Maria, daughter of Robert Weston, Esq. (by daughter of the Hon. James Brudenell. brother to ...

... Morris, two of the gamekeepers Sir Gilla Heathcote, Ran., of Normanton Park. the same day, Hugh Rowell, of South Witha (who married a sister of the Perkins’s) was cominitt for trial the same assizes, charged the oath R. W. Baker, Esq., Kxton. with having ...