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... i^oool. Oxford, Jan. 6. Lai* morning Goodenough, of this place, was married at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, to Addington, eldvft daughter Dr. Clil'- ford after which the new-married couple out for Oxford, and arrived here the Line evening. READING. ...
... Thursday last was married at St. Lawrence's church, Mr. John Deane, Junior, an eminent Brewer, Miss Deane, only daughter of Mr. Deane, Haberdasher of this town. On Monday last, Mr. Thomas Fullbrook of Shefford, in this county, was married at Uffingdon, to ...
... want of which be, 0 this defpe rate She i? the daughter of a firmer near Warwick, aged about 22, has a hufband, whom (he married con* trary her inclinations, and was therefore forced to leave them, without any thing fubfift on. The it feems now footfoldier ...
... Vicarage of Spcriholt, near Winchelter, vacant by death. On la It, the Rev. Mr. Browne, Vicaf Spaiiholt, in this County, wa - married to Mils V iciiiis of Oxford, only daughter Mi. Vicaris, deceafcd, fomc vears Apothecary great eminence, in Couri, Fieet-il ...
... obliged to refign on account of his ill ate of health. He reprefcated the borough of Grantham in five Parliament*, and in 1741 married Etheldred, daughter of Thomas Pay ne, of Hough, in Lincolnshire, whom he has left ton and two daughtefs. He is fucceeded in ...
... the lodging! Cluift Church. R A N G, . Wcdnefday laft Robert South bv, county, was married to only daughter the Rev. Mr. Rector that places-, L lit Monday was married at » this County, Mr. George Pengree, jun. eminent Copper Merchant Snow-hill, to Mils ...
... few days ago died at Birmingham, aged I2i, Mr. Farr, Tamworth Carrier, who had twenty-one children, nineteen of whom were married. He had in the whole, children, grand children, and great grand children, to the amount of 144; hut what is remarkable, he ...
... may aniwer the expectations of Europe, it is our pinion that no exprnce money, Jelly, or morality, ; confequenily, that married Ladies of natures, Lawyer,i, dignified Clergymen, and Players, ought be admitted. further ORDERED, That the Duke nbr allowed ...
... 'oti Mr. lately appointee! ♦tie the judges the Kind's • laft married Shinfieid in thi« county, Mr. A. Pennington of But Wing«:, % 4. ' % *v,4 !•. ...
... three filters one whom lived with him l'ome years ago Somerlet and was afterwards married to ■■ Willon, Efq; of Margaret-lfreet, Cavendifii Square. of his lifters married one Martin, rider, and brother the late Mr. Martin, linen-draper Smithfield. She ...
... direct a Survey to be taken of the intended Cut horn Monkey and report it, wall their proceedings to the Couit. week was married Streatly this coun,. ' y ' m ,i ! ,am , lil ktr oi DilJc °t» Mif* a very agreeable young with a genteel evening, the wife ...
... the was, bis low, by a girl of mean birth* whom had privately married, which His fencing the Fonndling, Hospital. time afterwards he found means to this girl giving her a of money, and married a Lady of rank had th» Connc The Lawyer finding that the laft ...