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... Bafon. and Charity covers Multitude o ■’•ns, Mr. Poekrich hope for he intends anotherOccalion to attone for bis MilcondifcP . MARRI Af’.E. ] (Auguit 25.) Charles Q.o.n, Gent.l to Mifs Sarah Revel St. Mark’s Panih. j (Auguft 12.) At Bath, Mrs Elizaoethl Fortefcuc ...
... out of laid Goal. Monday, Auguft 30.] A Cart ran over a Poor old Woman in Cornrnarket, by which Ihc was dangcroufty bruited. MARRI \GE. (Aug. 28.) Mr. Robinfon, Holier, Mil j Rnfc Hodfon St, Catherineâs Parilh. gre»frft Rife and Safety Piticnti. He not ...
... Party of Ruffians, f rceablyc do y â the Bufinvfs of rdwaie. and the ft d Afimfl'y hevmg Cabragh Lane, with an intent to Marry , Advertifed thi* Paper .t Perf.-ns who are any taken Patrick-Street and lodged in Newgate. inder to the St CUre ndAnn fl to ...
... their lineerc Things. Match of Hurling is to be the Common Crumlinonthe 29th this Inllant, being Michaelmas Day, between Married Men and Eatchcllors, lor Guineas a Side. , tj„n DEATHS.} (Sept. 21.) Ball. _ln Fiihamble-Strect. Mr. John Matchmaker-In J ...
... Church and heard a Sermon preached fuitablc the Occalion. There was a Match of Hurling on the Commons ofCrumliii between married Men and B.nchcllors, for Twenty Guineas Side, which was won the former. At the fame Time a Woman had one her Legs broke, and ...
... Gaiwiy, f-ttle and juft lari Account w.thl Rizsteth, who then and thTcfoterritied with th. 1 le:m> Deenr. tins, t (lie Wi u d marry Bold.tr Recruit hat was to fb ppâ??d and fent Ame ici, and that flie th -n would b U'd r Cover her Creditors nt her, and lurtner ...
... laid Account with Lid Eizifeth, who then and th rc f. terrified with the moft fflemn Declmtc rs. that fhe w u d immediately marry a Soldier ( rUec'uit that was to t e and fent to ica, and that as then w mid under Covet her Creditors could not come at her ...
... juft l.il Account with f id B izibeth. who then Jem* fied me with the moft fleam Declarattona, that fhe would immediately marry Soldier r.r Recruit that was to Ih rp’d and fent to America, and fhe thnn would under Cover her Creditors cou'd not come at ...
... (prightlyandaftivc, and woreblackßidmgCgats. Ycftcrday died Mr. Jame. Long of Mallow-Lane. Limerick. Odtobcr 14. Laft Week was married at Ennis, Mr. Daniel of this City, Merchant, to Mils Biddy Finucane, Daughter of Mr. Andrew Finueanc late of the Coonty *f ...
... tlie Kingdom of Ireland, Bart. He married the Daughter of James Cooke, Elq; by whom he has had » numerous Ifllie, five whereof are (till living, viz. James the prefent Lord Harbottle, George, Henry, and Jane married to Thomas Gape, Efq; . . We learn from ...
... Dublin, in November, 1743, bytheTitleofLord Newport.and in November 1755, was railed the Dignity a Vifcount. His Lordlhip married Charlotte, Daughter and Coheirils of Andcrfon, Efq; and by her, who died in February 1747, had an only Son, Robert, Member ...
... Robert Franc. Damien: he was born Year .714. m the Suburb of St. Katherine, belonging to the City Arms In the Year 1738 married in the Church o»M. Benedift hi. Wife, by whom he has a Daughter of .9 \ ears of Age He Brother who live, with Mr who Counfellor ...