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... of the Lancathire milt- Hi, is appointed Lienten - int Collonel thereof, in the room of Richard' Townley, Efq; Lately was married at Carnrtell, Mr. Roper, an eminent Ironmorger, to Mil's Jenny Prefcott ; both of thrs town.. • • ...
... hoped more may be fill found. COUNTRY NEWS. Wa4:ld, Sept. 10. A handfome widow Lady, near Dewfbury, of 73 years of age, was married on Tuefday to a flout young butcher in that neighbou: bond ; an d in the marriage articles the has fettled tool. a year upon ...
... given ftrift orders to fuch officers of the curio= in the colonies as have the poser of deputation, not to depute any who are married, or have near ccninet`tions in America; which is a frefh demanfiratien, not only of their kind intentions to the colonies ...
... Eat of Ai tu Tupper,,Milt, AiundJT . , • Two no.he.s, Davies, _Wheat, and Oa, Polly And Nancy, Da-vies, .Copper Ore,. Beau. marris. Dating,. Itowland, ditto, froreklitto. Proiiderce, Wad, Oaa 'Fiber, Conway. Squ;rrel, 11, Whe3t, L nd)u. - Catheine, Parry ...
... unhappily periihed. Charles Lucas, Efci; M. D. one of reprefentatives in parliament for the city . of Dublin, is lately married to :he =O l .l agreeable Di Yn J Mrs. Maddock, 17f Dani. el Macictock. Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Cribbins Mrs. tones, wife of john ...
... twelvemonth. • i ne:al at of the company. Pn.Torldav kilt the Far! c. , f Hillfooroutl As to other, Ladies, Moo kofs, in the Married, at the Chapel at Lambeth, c',':arater of Night, difplayerl much fancy ct t he Right Hen. the Lady St:weil. The io the e'loice ...
... begun flaying. SAILED .J Hero, Atkinfon, Sam, Bankc, of Liverpool ; Tryton, Goad, Rubie, Ruffel, of Lancailer, from Cork. MARRIED.; Mr. Edward Sudgwick, Surgeon and Man-mid-wife., to Ole agree - Rble Mik Pe'rgy Whilie, both of this town. Dtro.l jaraes ...
... death ha Ely gaol, for horfe-ilcaling) has four wives now living, by each of whom he has had children. The woman he lail married, lives at Parfon's Drove in the of Ely; another at Mattifhall near Dereham ; and the other two in the neighbobrhood of Sherringham ...
... enjoying the confidence of his Prince, ~and general efleem in the difcharge of his duty; leaving behind him a Lady, whom he married in iEngland, and a numerous family, to bewail !their irreparable lofs. .; The Otter floop of war, Capt. Ommancy, from Newfoundland ...
... great commotions at that place. There is now living at Chertfey in Surry, one Groves, a hamper and broom-maker, who has bcen married only eight years, and has had by his wife fixteen children, fifteun . of which are now living ; the other was drowned atcidentally ...
... Newcaftle, who :lied July 15, 1711, was adopted his heir, and authorifed to bear the name and arms of Holies. _ _ - His Grace was married April 2, 1717, to the Lady Harriot Godolphin, daughter of the Rt. Hon. Francis Earl of Godolphin, by the Lady Harriet his ...
... The brewer obferving a well-looking girl in thic low occupation, took her into his familras a fervant, and, after awhile, married ker ; but ire died while flue was yet a young - womanyand left her a large fortune.—The bufinefs of the brewery was dropped ...