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... cap. .1 ruiisg ?? Nove.tiber. Thfis toatney qhe is faid to have placed in a' eah till 'he o mes home, fwhen he prooifesto marry her. -. On the 4th int. died, Mrb . Edwards, wife 'i l of Capt. Edwarde, of the Navy.f ' ' 'D Vied, on Monday lat; Mr. leetfon ...
... of allParents, GbWd~ans, &c. &c. whofe, duty it is'to' pay-fpeciA regard tothe ir.terefts of tle rifin ?? ither fingleor married -thouldi be:ithiout it, 'aad'ian pkzi. cular fehfaring.' m ondlong voyages; in which the various difardersin ident-to mfki ...
... the Lady of the Rev. Mr. Le Griee, of a son. On Friday se'nnight, at Liverpool, the Lady of Thomas Matthews, Esq. of a son. MARRIED. Lately, Sir William Bagenal Berdett, Bart. to Miss Maria Reynett, of Great Prescot-street. On Friday, at St. Nicholas's Church ...
... Wednefday laf the South Hampfhire Reg t of ment of Militia, were reduced a. Sandbwn |G a Barracksi in this IflandiL Lately was married in -London, Mr.William Hn in. Williams, a refpetable- farmer and 'grazier, of an of Shanklin, in this Ifland, to the accomplifhed ...
... publication, a publication ihat 6anifot -fall into ;Se nid harls'of'any reader, of any climate, aie, feft, cordl_ iat tion, married or fingle, that miy nc' derive advaintage ers from the perufal of itand in`particularfcafaringmern, [L wh I' go long -voyages ...
... Bill, it ap. peared, from evidence, that the Petitioner, Edward Henry Columbine, Efq. a Commander in His Majefty's Navy, was married on the sth of February, 1787, to Mifs Anna Maria Starr, daughter of William Starr, Efq. of Dover; that not long after the ...
... Lieutenlant-Colonel Martin, of .a fon. Same day, in Bentinck-ftreet, the Lady of Lieute- ?? Lyde Brown, of a datfghter. Be MARRIED. A few days tince; Lord Francis Ofborne, fon of the late Duke of Leeds, to Mills Charloitt Eden, daifghter of Lord Auckland ...
... extremely h ill, is pronounced out of danger. Yefterday was married at Kingitone, by the Rev. Mr. Evans, Mr. Brooks, to Mifs Stand. g ford, of Portfea, neice of John Bacon, Efnd. n Monday was married, Capt. Parkinfon, of P the Royal Navy, to Mibs Clarke, of ...
... Gibraltar, on the i4to1cf January laft, the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel Martin Hunter, of the 42th Regirnient, of a fon. : ~~~MARRIED, On Saturday fe'anight, at St. Martins, Alexander Pitcairn, Efq. of Lincoln's-inn, to Mifs Elizabeth Campbell, dalighter of'buncan ...
... allPatenjs- Guardians,. &c..&cL. whofe duty it is to pay ?? regard to the interefts of the rifing generatioi.Neither :, tingle or married fhould be without it, and ina g )r cular feafaring men on long voyages; in 'which the 0- various diforders incident to mankind ...
... al V( PORTSM4OUTH THEATRE. C A N MONDAY next, April zi, will be a, prefinted the admired Coinedy of t1 T 1FE WAY TO GET MARRIED. 01 Pr.ccdning the Farce, a new Dance, called tl THE SCOTCH GHOST; as - ~~~S OR, LITTLE FAONY'S LOVE. II Aater which. the ...
... crime- will not D a J elude the penetrating eye of Juftice. Hat 1. ?? ?? ?? }id- r SATURDAY, APRIL 19. wor and : Thurfday was married, Mr. R. Hopkins, of this City, to Mifs Fitt, a very accomplifhed young Lady, and of 'handforne fortune, of A Wherwell, near ...