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... ofJL,ordoa,. and all. thy. .*' Foreign Court ycttniay.gf• ' . - After '' ..^cP there Wis at St. *' r**:? .jgty -- new married -lady, we're prelected» their Ma- - jellies at St. Jaateiil -.-. \ '- '■■ .> On Friday- Charles Efq. ofValentine in E(Fex ...
... fen there, left that place privately.fcac yearn fince. About tl* fame time, another yortng ' fellow, Epjnal, mafen had been married, difoppeared the done. vinteHifftnce was had either, till lately one hemmed to Luneville, and demanded his fttareof the left ...
... leg in terrible a manner, wu obliged to the following day. ftaiCd -i ittiuOt NCflVtf. i • '■. •i MaaaiaOs.] Friday lad was married •»j .Twickenham, Mr. Fißhwatcr, aged pr, MM. N£*6o, aged 95. V DlaTHs.l On Friday died Lady Goring, - wife of Sir Harry Goring ...
... as follow : Hay from al. to al. tat. per load. Straw from li. 6s. to Il._9s.pef ton. MA*«IAOIS.J OA Tuefday morning srtl married John Daviet, Efq. of Mifs Curlett, the fame plate. .WEDNESDAY, JttilJ. . (. o . fubje&s of each nation are allowed an cxcMw ...
... The action was brought for a breach coniraft of marriage. The Deffcndant courted the PhintifFntar two years, andafterwards married another young woman. After a full hearing of two hours the Jury gave verdift for the Plaintiff, with tool, damages, and full ...
... appointed: Lieu ten vat Colonel to {he ad, or regiment commanded by Sir Charles Mongato. Marsiagbs.] On the 10th indent was married Nottingham-houfe, Scotland; Dr. Lsmta Will.anifoo, Prdfeffor Mathematics in thetJirivcrfity qf to Mifs Kitty Sutherland, daughter ...
... willingly. On Saturday lad the (on Mr. Henry Gokkeftoo, of Tunbridge Well*, in Kmit, was going to Speldcerfi Church to be married a hia father'* maid, hia intended bride, on the why took in and delivered la the -J»*Jste^tp2?StSS' - founds, and halfdfalamode ...
... River, feveral marks of violence were found : the body, which now lies in Lambeth to be owned. MAaatAois.] On Monday laft was married Thomas Morcland, Elq. of Brentford, to the Dowager Lady Caldwell, Portman-flreet. The fame day, at St. James's Church, Nathaniel ...
... and bpcn' to the fubjefis Fiapcev and the. are have certain of Savoy, upon the borders their republic the Prince Piedmont is marry the Priacefs Adelaide France (preparations are already making for the marriage) and the alliance between France and Sardinia ...
... willingly. On Saturday lad the (on Mr. Henry Gokkeftoo, of Tunbridge Well*, in Kmit, was going to Speldcerfi Church to be married a hia father'* maid, hia intended bride, on the why took in and delivered la the -J»*Jste^tp2?StSS' - founds, and halfdfalamode ...
... r;. frained eaficr than this, few regulations in the law, and .maxims ia civil life, which would effectually encourage the married date, rcftore and cftabiiih pence families, and prevent the picfont encouragement an fach crimes. Connivance *• Profligacy ...
... neighbourhood, with neafly the fame dory, but without meeting with nay . :- . (• . —> COUN T NEWS, Marti i. On TharitUr lad war married,.tt.Coiwall; in thir county, Mr, John Chamberlain, of Powahope, to Milt Elis. Smith, elded danghter of Mr. Thomas Smith, ef ...