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... POSTSCRIrT. Married at of sutherland, on Fri.. day the ith int bp the Rev. Dr. Bethane, Mr: Alex. • Tideiliceti, • to Mifs Annot, third dauoßer ni-Mr. James Annot, Tackfman of • Died at Tam, on the 10th - surt. Mr. William Maephetion, .Hoefe Cornier. ...
... art prostitute.—The Jury, without the slightest hesitation, pronounced a verdict of Guilty . .—The wretched girl who Ind married to this man, was in Court, and remained near him during the whole at the When the verdict down, she burst. i„ t , ver y outrageous ...
... POSTSCRIPT.. Married, atanrernefo k _ors the 18th init. Captain Gordon, 'A or Queen's, Royal Rlitiment, to katharin;. relit% 44 aLieoc• Col. Rtgis 57 0 1 Regi' pied, in Spain, at the. 2. loth Apit lark, Puncan ' 3 Machintofli, Surgeon to the forscs ...
... POSTSC it I Married, at Glenfhiel Man(, on tb. t 3 tilt by the Rev. Dr. Downie, Lochalfh, the Rev Alcxarder Cant,. of Invernefs Ro) at Ac.nietny, .o Betty, tout th &tighter of the Rev. John hl.R..t, Miniaer of Gle;:fhtel, Rofs-fhire. Married, at the Manic ...
... administration was short, it was remarkable for sevent splendid naval victories, particularly that of Trafalgar. His Lordship married Margaret, daughter of James Gamble', Esq. and aunt to Lord Gam. tier and Samuel Gauthier, Eiq stommissioner of the Navy, lately ...
... Brownhill, Bart. to 114fe Dorothy Hay Mackenzie, fccond daughter a Edward Ma t :Untie, of Newha3 and Cromarrt. - • - . • Married att Edinlaurgh.. on the 2d July, David Mourn Binning, Efq. orfoftlaw, to Mil. Itabala Blair, fecond daughter of the 'right ...
... Regiment, in which. the former received a wound, which is considered likely to prove fatal to him. Lieutenant B. was lately married to the daughter of 11. White, Esq. of Portsmouth ; and, what is remokable, his adversary in this unfortunate dispute, gave ...
... Kangaroo doclgrat war lit Leith . evening, fait; Ikiiitabtregb; an Friday, with . a mu. dusty brew from the E. N.E. • '• Married on at th e Dowager . 6:mittens Duncan's, .Ls thesAulid4s, gsig. Orpultdasv the - honnutable Mtry rtoii DRlK4lo.4aughtee • ...
... shells, &c. These fossils are scattered without order in the beds. A Clergyman, of independent fortune, in Dorset. shire, was married, cm-Friday last, to the slaughter of a clumney-sweeper, in the neighbourhood of Bayswater, after a courtship of two slays ...
... Campbell, 71ft High!and Light Infantry, of a ion. Married, yefterday, Manfe of Knockbace, Refs- John Edwards, Efq Wrrer, Insernefs, tb May, daughter of the Res. Roderick Mackenzie, Minifter of Knockbaoe. Married on the 4th inflant. at Kirktown of Inverallan ...
... Marisais,Mrs, William Mac- Kenzie, of a fon. Married, no . the • 26th inflant, at •Dalefhangie, in Urquhart., David Nicol, Efq.Boriambeg, to Eliza Townfcnd, %laughter of the late Major Alpin Grant of Borlembeg. Married on the 18th at St. *George's Church. Hanover ...
... liberty drink as much water as the choir. Her condudt in this fervice was alwrys irreproachable. At 22 years of age, the was married to a man named Ferry, a cordwainer, from whom the concealed her ardent thirll, through fear that he would not efpoufe her ...