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... Eifely delivered of a *OD on Tuet f inilant. On the 17th infl. Mrs C. Stewart wa delivered of a daughter at Invergourie Hlow Married here, on Tuefday, Mr WV. Wii!. writrr so the figuet, to Mifs Walker, ei:ki. daughter ofthe late Rev. MrVWalker of oi l112 ...
... the remainder p of the convoy. a Married here, on Tueiday the r 7th currest, John Philips, Efq; to ?? Margaret Dougl.ai, 9 daughter of the late Lieut General John Doug- las, ofthe 5th dragoon guards. e Yeflerday vas married, at Trinity Lodge, Thomas Bruce ...
... of the late James johiflon of Sands, Efq. Married, on Monday, at Wallacehall, Mr Thomas Williamfon,' writer in Dumfries, to Mils Margaret Mundell, daughter of the late Mr Alexander Mundell at Wallacehall. Married here, on Monday laft, Williamn Baillie Rote ...
... the Marchionefs of Titcbfield wA as fafely delivered of a daughter. Married at London, Daniel Crawford, Elifq; to Mifs Holland, daughter of Henry iluolland, Efq; of Sloan Place. Married here, upon the 30th ult. Mr - J(cIn Webiler, merchant, Leith, to MWs ...
... apparent finite, and died ferene and compofed. He had previoufly called for pen and ink, and made a liort will. Capt Hood was married, and has left a widow and five children. The furviving brother is the gallant officer who, having by midlake carried the Juno ...
... feaman, and brought into Falmouth. The privateer had taken the Stork, Forfier, from Virginia to Fal- mouth. On Monday was married, at Glasgow, Mr James Donaldson, merchant, to Mifs Eliza- beth Scott, daughter of the deceafed Mr A. Scott, purser in the ...
... belonging to the above ?? - catched fire in the harbour of Eker- hL .ic in Norway, and was burnt. t, Ii, the 2d inil. was married at Eaftbournc, r RxoIer Mowatt, Efq; of the Rutlandfhire Feucible Cavalry, to Mifs jean Fulton, d aughter of the late Dr. ...
... -and >f from the inhabitants of the pariffi of Crimond is 241. 6s. befides what has been fubfcribed by 'f the heritors. n Married here, on the I3th curt. Alexr. ny Moir, of Scotflown, Efq; to Mifs Margaret if Gordon, daughter of the deceared James . Gordon ...
... to all the regular, fencible, and militia forces in North Britain. By Gen. Lord Adam Gordon's command. On Thuriulay %was married, at London, John A-ldjo, Efq; of Finiburv-kjuare, to Mil' Rofe, daughter of John Rofe, Efq; of Norfollk lreet, Strand. MIr ...
... morning, and were efcorted to Norivich by a troop of horfe ; many of them, it is Iaid, have entered on board of our (hips. Married, at Edinburgh, Mr jofeph Mac- Laren, furgeon to the firll battalion of the l ft foot, to Mifs M'Gregor, only daughter of the ...
... coming forth in quantities from its hiding places in Scotland. Married at St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Martin Dalrymple, Efq4 of Fordels, to Aiifs Francis Ingram Spence, of Hanover-fquare. Married at Pembroke, Henry Hutton, Efq; of the firif regiment of dragoons ...
... Sw'ann Hill, of the ill battalion of the lit or Royal regiment of foot, to Mifs Glas, daugh- ter of Provoff Glas of Stirling. Married, at Kilmarnock, upon the i6th c i,,ft. Mr John Barr, writer there, to Mifs a i't -. Howie, daughter of the late Mr Geo. a ...