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... SSfiglg-' SSa!.S for, w. Saturday James West of Cranial Married to Miss Margaret Crookshanks County °f Ejq m c , ;, [hanks .r-n W, o. licauty. with Fortune 5® !⢠thomas Roche Merchant, was married to Miss Archibald tn*, CH.n.r «*â¢rr D f« tte ssS'i ...
... whofe Thread of Life was terminated a Rope. tJ I N, July i. tart Week Mr. Samuel Gale, very eminent Weaver on the Comb, was married to Mils Grantham, a very agreeable Lady of line Accompli foments and hand- Ibme Fortune. . r n On Monday Morning laft died ...
... decealed. of >e™W' of fata embarked here for England, m order to on Night James Davis, Eff]) Surveyor On TniTridiy WRnt J was Marri( d Mils ?*rK«'w W- AWifcment. OT F X the Carter are informed th« the Young in School Span Fla as ell. nr hotter than the Girls ...
... (hipped oft for Nova Scotia. DUB LIN, July il. Lffft Week Richard Fetherston, of Grangemore in the Connty of Westmeath, was Married to Mifs Led with, Daughter of Edward Ledwith of the County of Longford, Efq; agreeable young I of fine AccomplimmcntS, and ...
... DUB LIN, July il. Lffft Week Richard Fetherfton, of Grangemore in the Connty of Wertmeath, was Married to Mifs Ledwßh, Daughter of Edward Lcdiviih of the County of Longford, Efq; agreeable young I of fine AccomplimmcntS, and One Thoufand Pounds Fortune ...
... home with his Mother in June laft, r atched Fryars, about 10 oâclock that float the Thames near Chelfea. the Drefs *as Married, having the Stone Pmckles in h IS Shoes, and a Gold Watch and Money in his Pockets, On Saturday thirty Pnfoners were tried ...
... Good Man, the Right Ho . „l C ord Canrenter, of this Kingdom. Hts Lordrw’n lucc-ed-d his Title and Elhte by his only who married the Daughter Sir Robert Clifton. On Morning laft fire broke our in the Mflnlr Kiln belonging to Mt.George Thwaites, Cork£ ...
... her to itnpcrtnre detefled. Woman flis is 'onfeirion of great Highway, &cc. of England, gives a very enter, carried on with married to no left 'ays her Clifton on to take Opporif every thing (he /ginity. taken at Peckham, committing fcvcral her Imperial ...
... s, JAMES GODDARD, Cl. Com. Lad Week Mr. Daniel Molloy, only Son and Heir Arthur Molloy, of the Kingâs County, Efq; was married to MiTs Lacy, Daughter of Mr, Francis Lacy on the Inn's-Quay, Dublin, a young Lady of fine Accompiilhments and a laige Fortune ...
... Commpr.s, JAMES GODDARD, Cl. Com. Lad Week Mr. Daniel Molloy, only Son and Heir Arthur Molloy, of the King’s County, Efq; was married to MiTs Lacy, Daughter of Mr, Francis Lacy on the Inn's-Quay, Dublin, a young Lady of fine Accompiilhments and a laige Fortune ...
... h.tides great Numbers of Afiatlcks. DUBLIN. August 12 Last Week Capt. Herron, of Coll. Handyside's Rfpinient of Foot, was Married to Miss Peggy Finlay Catrickfergus , moft hetutiful young Lady ot fio Accomplirt'.'netlts and Fortrine. _ in Chains another ...
... of the Death of the Prince s Chrirtiana, born Durchefs of Mccklcnboui g, the this Month, in the 35th Year of her Age. She Married the Count of Stolberg, whom (he had twenty four Chidren. thirteen of whom furvive her. Her pofterity has been fonumerous that ...