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... Guardians; &c. &'c. wh6le duty ?? iB tO 'pay fpecia regard to the interefts of the rifing generation. Neitieie figgle p'r married ihould be vithout it, and in part- cular feafariig' men on-iong voyages; in which the vatious diforders incident to mankh ...
... , for the'advertiler is determined that the ?? who comes h- thall'be firit ferved. So'comje along, lalis, wvho ?? to be married,. r- llick Tbnge is vex'ditliat-t!6 long.le.has tarried, May no mil~arrageprsveit my marriage. I ): | I I * - sbR . AtKe ...
... wife to render the pu- a ), nihirentproportionable terrible, and locked up to r his three wives with him? t] a Lately was married at Minifer, in the file c of Sheppy, Mr. James Price, Purfer in the h )r Navy, to Mits Mary Hare, of Sheernefs. t] n Thurfday ...
... lat died, in this City, Mr.. Kentifhl, Surgeon. b fil ?? iY~ ?? of r. . . S l SATURDAY, MAY iO. 1 . - . OCrMonday laft was married, at Brook, in this Ifland, Mr. James WhiteBaffett, Surgeon, M at Newport, to Mifs 'Elizabeth Bowerman, ni tfecond Daughter ...
... Couintry will be bound to grant. at (Signed, PKRAY, Coinmmanrder.General of the Army ln German , -c. id A few days ago vas married, at Quuetn-fquare Cha- , 1 pl, Bath, by tne Rev. Mfr. Sibley, Mr. T. Willis, carpenter and joiner, of that city, to Mifs Vinci ...
... Guardians,, . c. &c. whofe duty it is to pay fpemit-= regard to the interefts of the rifmg generation. Neitiher fingleor married fhbuld be without it, and in parti- cular feafaring men on long voyages; in which' the various difsrdersincident to mankin ...
... perfons would otherwife:have been chargeable,' under *or by virtpie of the ?? or either-of themnt Shal4 be inceeaid . Ii MARRIED. On Saturd.yjat !3ath, james ?? OtIeiO goya(ras,- tg Mifs&Adamamos, u c' i ?? x #dams, Efq. of Anfty-Hall, Warwickihire. Thurfday ...
... ia fair way-of recovery. - Pn SATURDAY1 KAY-24. n ?? tiefday laft was 'married at St. Law-. en ess Church, - Papoon, Efq. of South.i am on, to lMrs. Corbin. ' On Thurfay was married Mr. Earle, Fel1 .d monger, to Mifs Lucas, of the Eaft Soke, an .o acc ...
... Paients, Guardians, &g, &c: whofe duty it is to pay ecias regird totlle interefts efthre riing generation. Neither' fingle or married uhould bepwithout it, and in pari- cular feafaring men on long voyages; ia whican the' various difcrders incident to iansiild ...
... Funeral. Her La- ir dyfhip was the only child of G. Bowes, Efq. of By Gibfide, in the county of Durham, was born in 1749, married to the late Earl of Strathmore, in 176.7, and ir to A. R. Stoney, Efq. (who aterwards gffumed the- le name of Bowes) in 1777 ...
... pett'oii, eon' acco-int of' WhioeA'Adultery' uch'mariage (hiatbe ?? fo diffolved, at or after ;fnclh diffoitin, to;lnitet'- WI e marry,- or ?? otarri age, with .the 'perfon .shQ ?? s flsh lhave been named in' Cach A&t as-the pemfon Tl that hass committed- Aduiterfy ...
... the Al- derrmen ot ?? of Leeds.' - On S;aturday fe'nniht, Li'ent' Fofter, of the +4k or Kingg'sv lv infantry, to. Mifs Sara. Marris, youngeftdaughtet of Wiliam Mrrs,, Ej. ot 'ir cn. Hlall, in~hlecounty of Lincoln. ?? DIED. The *8th in(iant, at Ripley, in ...