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... NWednefday for Bar- I Te-, Oats, Beansi and Peas, -were mucl the fae as the preeding day. Beans are very fcarce. Thurfday was married, at St. Maurice's f Church, by the Rev. Mr. Woodburn, Mr. EosuI, i ?? of the Red Lion Public-houfe, C u Miis, Morley. a THURSDAY ...
... and i ten volunteers from the Flintdhire Militia. On.Th urfdaylaft was married, at Beaulieu,. Edward Adams, Efq. of Bucklerfhard, to Mifs We lfn, of this town. Same day~ was married , in London, John Pybus, Efq. of Old Bond-ftreet, London, banker, to Mifs ...
... gaolof E F this Borough, and are to. take their trial for i s the offence at the next Wincheiter Aflizes. r On Monday was married, at Newington t church, Surrey, Mr. Jofeph Bradley, merchant, i of this town, to Mifs E. Bick, only daughter s of E. Bick ...
... of the firfi rerpeatability for property and chara~ter. She pleaded in bar to the ac- n tion, on the ground of her being married to one Jacob Miller at the time the debt was con- traifed, But it appeared in evidence, that the o Defendant had always gone ...
... the Courts of Ber- )Ats lin and Vienna. ' I Da l- Lord Mornington is to be created Marquis IWcUli1-2. ie.I On Tuefday was married, by fpecial licence, I ithe Earl of Portfmouth to the Honourable Mifsa iire, Norton, daughter of the late, and fifter to the ...
... every employ- cc it- ment. I-le attended the National Inititate fox mn, ycfierday for nearly an hour. cu he Moreau is to be married to one of Buona- parte's fifters. to of The grenadier who faved Buonaparte's life cil of dined with him yelterday. The wife ...
... Con, him to a comfortable independence. Goe Monday was married, at Kingftone church, Nar by the Rev. E. Evans, Mr. Scoffield, to Mifs Lem Tracey, both of Portfea. mor 'On Saturday alfo' was married; by the fame Brl Clergyman, Samuel Madden Middleton, Efq ...
... the Bonds of e Matrimony, at Kingiton Church, previous -toa their re being overtaken by her. Fiiehds. - Tuefday laft was married at Kingiton Church, by' c Jr the Rev. Mr. Evans, Mr. Abraham Dean, 9f Portfca,: e r, to Mirs Sarah Line, of the fame place ...
... of the Prince of Wales's Domeffic Chaplains. Laft week was married, at Kingffon Church, by the -Rev. E.. Evans, A. Gordon,. Eq. of the NavyPay-Office, to MifsJonei, of Portfea. Alfo was married, by the fame'Clergyman,1 Mr. James Fowler, Clerk' in the ...
... smare at Kingfton nChurch, by, the Rev. E. Evans Mr. Wiljim .Gilbert, of Portfea, to Mifs Mary Gain.' . n The fame day 'was married, by the fame I d Clergman Mr ?? Adamsi, of Porrfea,.an d eminent portrait-painter, to MifsGilbert.' t ' Leit week tdiedj Mr ...
... feeling and elegance. On Saturday. was married, at Kingf'tbn Church, byithe Rev. Mr. Evans James Cobb, I Efq. of London, the. celebrated Dramatic Autho~r, 'roljifs M.-Sturfelt, late of Friitton.| Wednefday was'married Mr. VW. Cafe, one df the prlncijial ...
... unliuccefstul in his fearch after a wife, has publiflied the follawing Matrimonial Creed - r. When a man enters into th,- married ltate, he ought to depend for happinefs on four di&'erent Cources-On God-On Hlimfelf-On his Wife-And on his Children (if he ...