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... ge, in the room of the Reverend Do€ tor Yarborou gh, decealed. On Wednelday Mr. He ery Drought, of this City, Brewer, was married to Griffith of St. Mary Axe, London, from ridgewater infurms us, that 4 few days fince one M ays, a labouring teilow of that ...
... majority. j A Gentleman of a confiderable for- ! tunc in the North England, after being days intoxicated at of - tiu.> iwn married one of the who frequented the houfe. He has fried alt means tc let the marriage as illegal (but has not yet although his lady ...
... Maidltone gaol. A new made Lord of the Bedchamber, who isfaid to have 101 l above 20,c001, lately the hazard table, and is fince married, made fo trifling bet as 301. 251. with one of the underling (harpers la 11 week, on Nevvmaiket Heath, and, on its btring ...
... Hunefty, Skill in Shooting, and Judgment in every Branch of Hufbanfry BufinUs. Arborheld near Reading, Berks. N,JR. to a married as there will be Farm allotted tor their Refidence. ...
... privileges the Members this Affembly. Single Ladies are to be capable of being admitted, perhaps with greater facility than married ones, as few of the latter afe already incorporated into this Society: The place of meeting be 's the time all hours the day ...
... on a charge again(l them on oath, Richard Lee the highway, and robbing him of watch and filver buckle. This morning was married at St. J nies's church, Sir John Wrotteflry, Bart, brother to her Grace the Duchefs Grafton, the Hon. Mifs Courtenay, maid ...
... o'clock in the afternoon the Dauphinefs went to the King's apartment, from whence they proceeded to the Chapel, where they were married. When Mafs was ended, the Great Almoner approached the King's Pew, and prefented to j his Majefty the Regilters the marriages ...
... their value which happily alleviates the misfortune of (offerers, and (hews the utility fuch precaution^ J UM This day was married at St. Marv's church, Edward Benton Lincoln's Inn, to Mils of Southcof. Luff died, Mr. Peter French, an eminent this place ...
... at Clandon in Surrey, was broke open and rob- bed of ca(h, befides effects creat va- lue. j This day, and not before, was married at the • Hon. Mr. Vane's Chelfea, Barlow one of the Reprefentati of the city of London, Mifs Meredith, filler Sir William ...
... his Royal Mailer, and gave proofs, upon every nccafion, of his faithful attachment to the hoitfe of Hanover. His Lordfhip married Sept. 7 Mary, only daughter of Sir Robert alpole, late Earl of Orford, by whom he had George, late Vifcount Malpas (who early ...
... advic* to applied him, and never leemed happiei than when good —-His Lordfhip lived a batchelor till yeir 1756, and then married Mrs. March, Reliit of Francis March, grand daughter the i'jrl and has left vi/. one fon, born the year whom the late Earl ...
... and whether married tingle. A! 1 the Members are dehrcd to be pre lent Nine o'Clock in the Morning, that the Bulinefs may not obftru&ed. N. B. The great of the Members cf this Society i» a Recommendation of its Utility, both to married, and Pcrfoits ...