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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 ...
... Hides (p ft) 3s 4d to ,s 6d - He4vy Calf 1cs 6d each Middling 3os d tons od Light-Calf -li 7d perib Ordinary 2s gd to os od MARRIED. Laft week, at Hurfton, Mr. Jacob Wright,-aged1o, to Mils Bradman, aged 70, both of that`'.piace. - 'Thse bride-maid wvas ...
... 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 ...
... houfe in Portman-fquare, London; F Lady Dynevor, of a daughter. At Dorkixag, in-Surrey, Lady L'eflie, -of a daughter. F MARRIED. .a Tuefday laft, Sir William Loraiine, Bart. of Kirk- a harle, Northumberland, to Mifs Campart, of Kenfing- ton Core, Middlefex ...
... 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 ...
... e, London, Lady Elizabeth Loftus, of a fon. Same ?? Beckenhamn, Kent, the Lady of Henry Jackfon, Efq. of a fon and heir. MARRIED. The ioth -lt. at Totnefs, Devonfhlire, Baidwin Ful- ford, Efq. of Great Fulford, Devon, to Mifs Adams, eldeft daughter of ...
... 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 ...