... than the following one. - The cafe is—that the of the-, of a Northern C y, married the only child of the late of , by whom acquired a fortune of above 30,000!. After being married for many years, without the profpect of children, formed (fays the writer) ...

... the feivants, a mob gathered round thr old lady's houl'c, not many miks from Craventtreet, Strand.—This old new miftreis married* though does not live with her huiband. The following is more particular account j- t!ie taking the Sir Edward Schooner the ...

... Colonel, and told hi in, he was ready to marry his filler directly. Colonel took him word. We can afTiire our leaders, that the D. C. is gone France with Mrs. Horton, a widow and filter Colonel Luttrell) whom has married. He has left letter to a Great Perfonage ...

... READING, November 9. week d«ed of the gout in his ft»maeb Mr. Richard a conhdciabie ...

... except that fecretary of rtate then difpatched hire, with » particular charge to mention hie having Aim. ' What can they do if marry lfihr, fays Squire Morgan, to the Loyal Colonel* nothing, replies the zealous friend to the Family. And it true, fays ihould ...

... OXFORD, November 16. I- we?.k James B. A. of Braze- ' J wis Fellow that Society. cfrerday was married in tiiit county, the Kev. Mr. Fellow, Ct!I col lege Mils Sophia Ann Cater, ihe Mr. Cater, Attorney Law of that place. J ...

... in order to obtain proper viGons for their Duke of Cumberland is highly blamed fcr marrying. What could the poor wretch do not allowed milirefs in quiet, was married lady, her imputation was immediately Malted. The prtfs v»ith : Anecdotes to her drfadvantage ...

... this day, Do&ors-Commons, before Dr. Chanccll of the dlocefe of London. I On Thurfdav laft as a young couple were going be married, at a church wed Temple- Bar, a welt-dreficd young woman, with a child her arms. the parfon note into his hand, which delivered ...

... being married in this country without a licence, or publication of banns ; for after reciting the neceflary fteps to be complied with, the aCt has this claufe (the royal family only excepted) which confequently gave him a latitude to be married any place ...

... that,an unpopular lady complains of* •artialuy (hewn the prejudice her favourite lon ;:*nd fa* 90 re«li>n why he dif-| who married Ugit^K)HW'offl*|b\ fie family, every Jbonour is, fhJLu to his brother,. has degraded by marriage with the lord knows who. ...

... the Prince and Princefs of Brunfwick, on their arrival this kingdom, will be defired to Show no countenance a lady latelv married to one of the Royal Family. The preparations for war, which continue to be made Denmark, many conjectures; but we are not ...

... vicarage St. Sampfon, Wilts, together with the rtftory of Stockton. The itev. Mr. Steele, the vicarage Newnkam, in Kent. Married.] St. Peter's, Cornhil!, Thomas Mils Hall, Camberwell.—Hie fame day, Whitechapel, Aaron oung, Efq; to Mils Carolina Foftcr ...