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... e, London, Lady Elizabeth Loftus, of a fon. Same ?? Beckenhamn, Kent, the Lady of Henry Jackfon, Efq. of a fon and heir. MARRIED. The ioth -lt. at Totnefs, Devonfhlire, Baidwin Ful- ford, Efq. of Great Fulford, Devon, to Mifs Adams, eldeft daughter of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Fri- w or cday, Mrs. Abprcromnly, of a fpn. re tie At Balyoukan, onjtie sg9th ult. Mrs. Fergufon, of ti' wg a fon. the itil MARRIED. - per At Edinburgh, on Tuefday felnnight, Mr. Mont- ve 30 gomerie, of the i5th regiment of Foot, to Mifs Hen-. lie rietta ...
... Eookfota licence to tie the connubial keotec nt and on .t rth (tie day after Mro. Lamb's ren committ to the Warhf ln e was married t in A Rofcow, Mr Mavnchefner. The funeral bak,. yed coldly furniou forth the marriage feafit. pep. ' ofb Tyrcornel ; her ...
... ?? wh~hthe1la ic; Ia ey married ?? 9a r t ;d ?? ?? OW'ivery CJat SitMtti#tk liM1M, i !3t at all 1tMflg;' aiit. fe~ms tb b%: fpt5tf ?? Itcew gi p J~awsh~letiFL f~uch; r r v; VI e p thp one lin4i sir W Uasrn Bllaclkoine favours the Jpimin 'Sa it is nec ...
... enough to carry water through the ?? Rofemburgh, in Silefia, aged 3 5, a widow woman, named Marianne Stanzy. In 1711, She married a farmer, who died in J3776 ;from this union, which lafted fixty-five years, Ihe had 'three fons and five daughters, wlho ...
... MARRIED.-A.t St. Pancras, the Rev. Edward God- dard, of Cliffe Pylard, Wilts, to Mifs Bayntun,; daughtet of Edward Bayntun, Efq. ?? Aldgate Chureh, Mr. William Proudman, 'Wholefale Hofier, of Leicefter, to Mi& Elizaeleth Harding, third darghter of the ...
... MARRIED.-Mr. Huilhes, of the Old Bank, Wuor- cefter, to Mlifs Price, eldeft daughter of Wmr. Price, Efq. of the Noak, )AWorcefterfhire.-Mr. John Chivers, of Chefter, to Mifes MIary Biddulph, of Uttoxeter.-I: Mr. Tiumins, jun. of Dudley, to Mits Cox, of ...
... to com'plete the contra . Having led her to believe it would make their'fortane to poffefs fuch a houfe, and that he would marry her iiamediately, fhe did not hefitate to go to the Bank to fell. out, whenshie trufted him with the whole. ?roperty. -He appointed ...
... front Whitbyin Yorklbire; her father had been a failor, and was killed on board a man of war. After his death, her mother married agaen her father-in-law behaved very cruelly towards her; and at the age of thirteen bound her apprentice to John Reed, mailler ...