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... MARRIED. At Trinity Church, on the inft. by the Rev. C. Winftanley, Mr. Oircks, to Mifs Nightingale, both of this town. On the 7th inft. Mr. Sale, to Mift Dent, both of Chorlcy. On Thurfday lafl, at St. Anne’s Church, by the Rev. Wm. Blundell, Mr. Richard ...
... 8pfisbmhent'sandof e.0 gain: aunes, and It the time of his death was, we believe, about50year of' Sge. lie had heca-thrice married: happily, ncither of lhis l Ies lived to see his last disgrace. By his second lady hc: s; 45S 3teft a daughteragbtt 15iy ...
... had two daughters, whom'he-lived to see mairied, and ioiherst. - At Worcester, Sarah Smith, aged 103; ten years ago she. married a second husband still living. Her principal occu.- pation had been the malring and mending of chair bottoms, and she bwas ...
... MARRIED. On Thursday the 18th ult. Mr. Robert Hindle, druggist, to Miss Wilkinson, both of Blackburn. Oh Saturday the20th ult. Mr. Phillips senior Alderman of the ancient corporatioin of Handbridge, to Mrs. Williams, both of Chester. On Tuesday the 25d ...
... expenienced by tile Spanish trops Valencia and Arragon. I A daaughter of Luscien Boisaparte, it is said, is shortl to It married to a Mr. Charlton, a young gentleman of ?? landed property. t There are now building in the E-ist Indies three ships of 1 ...
... Kamanka, in the province of Usa, at the ad. vancel- age of 124. . At. 101 he lost his wife, aged 90; and two t years after married another, by whom he had two daughters, whom he lived t& see marrried, and mothers Afew days ago, at his Country House in ...
... MARRIED. ?? Newfoundlnd, Whomas Frederick WMr`te&, Esq. o S8 ce, ;o His O;lrfiead, late of Shester. b ReB 8day tile 2Sth ult. ai Rufibrd, in tliis county, by the l~w~trsysianm Master, tfie Rey. Thomas Clark, to s Mr. 'dbretst bIalvj05 Wrozmack Yon g ...
... MARRIED. On the 26th nlt. at the MIanse of Kihearn, North Britain, -T. S. TraiD, NA-. D. of this town, to Airs. Watson, daughter of the Rev.'Dr. Robertson, of Kiltearn. 'Lately, at Stokesley,. Mr. Pratt, printer, to Miss Child, of Bro*ttonnear :Wiithy ...
... BENEFIT of Air. SlmJioS%%$ This prcent Evening, FR AY, n t i ?? will pelrlrm ?? 14oDrton's celebrae Comedy of The Wa~y to get Married. iMr. GORDON ?? A~llsp-ice - Mr. SI MONNS Caustic - - - - Mr. MwUNDEN Captain Faulkner Mr. GRANT Lady Sorrell Mrs.TAYLEURE ...
... in- Massachus,- setts:; Cuffee became. acquanted w'ithba aosini descended from one of those tribes, named'Riuit'Moses, aud married ?? continued in habits of industryandn friigaliifyg' and soni after- wards pu'chasted a frin? 6f10 acres in vW;stport- in ...
... Alturb pyriod, ?? a key to the fables of the Griflin and the ,greatabid on the mountajiuof . 'Caf.-Lqndon FPppers.. .. ?? ?? MARRIED. - .. . ' On Wednesday the '25t ul Mr. Mie. Smith) jpsncr, to i T~~~ma Mary Ellis.~ ~ ~ ?? 1n Sudn eithe 29th ult.' Mr' .enryBie ...
... in: eligion, delicate nd tender.' He first rnarried his str-ini-law,' arid' becitise her 'children died, di- vorced her; married her maid'of honour; and made parlia. infrrisd n ie ?? declare'he had done well. . e bebeaded the. tiiad, 6fb fo r n lou - ...