... county of Kelinv, tl:e mom of Aleicander M'Aulev, rfq. deceafed. C OR ; Cove, No;)embet: 2. I,rind £. S. IV. A rrlc , e(1, Marry of 114i1, IC11: LOC?), fah. E for 1767. November 5. Wind IV. S. IV. Sallt..d, Favourite reioht ofand for trifiol, Thi7able ...

... fell' unexpeacdly'g , me, and faVed'ine from the agonizing pi of difeafe and bc..tgary.On-Sunday. n a couple 4reto be married, entirelyenab temeet happily together by his . dltßilive nerofity : i.;•iclegr9orn, from being ploughman, ' , dv anced on ...

... which proves near aptiroabh,of a . general - toleration. A young Monk of that Order Niro was forced into the community) married , a very rich widow, and immediately fled' to Holland. The Order feized On his ettate : i as.all that belongs to a. Monk after ...

... of ufe, but hard work kills • The Neptune Ean-Indiaman, Cap. Stew- them, art, is arrived in the river. Laft faturday was married at S. Botolph's The morning . drefs of the ladies at the Bithopfgate, Mr. John Ralph Battier; Court ena the town, .for the ...

... Wednefday, 16, Re-hearings, & Excepti Thurfday, 17; Ditto. Friday, •*'! rB , Fourth Seal. Saturday, 19, Etitions. Lately was married at Fethard county of Tipperary, Ambrofe beggar-man, aged in, to Ann Si of the fame profeition, aged 95. Menday the Right Hon ...

... fhewn for fale by the Governors at the Foundling-hofpital in Lambs' Conduit-fields. A young gentleman of fafhion, lately married, loft, latt week, to one gentleman, at play, in money; a diamond ring worth near wool. his watch fet with bril- Emus ; and ...

... their refpeC!.i :c territories. Further, the Diflidents and difunited may make ufe of bells and organs, adminifter l'aPrifm, marry and bury, according to their own form, without the intl. obtlacle. {Numb. 6. It is afferted, that the Britifh exports to N ...

... 4ncaller, Barber, have been f) 'info tunate du to marry a Woman who went by the Nitric of Mary Goldner, and pretended Cie was the Widom of a Captain Gaidiner ; and the.condutl of the f.id Mary 4ce my marrying her, -bgen highly culpable : :lterefore I am Lnder ...

... they avoid fuch expeffiory as are-contrary to'Chrifliam - charity, or h.- C jurious to the Romani!' Is. If a Di!idea'. 1! all marry a Romanitl, the lons are to be of the father's religiou, and the daughtes', of the mother's, except a different agree-• inent ...

... reconciles her to thole aaions, which ihe might at _fiat fom to cotmtenance from real neeeffity. The danger therefore of marrying her to a`rai:e., becomes more alarming, more we eamine it. The chances againft his reformation are innumerable, and If he ...

... were eletied Common Council-men for this Borough. On Monday Mifs Byrne, finer to Sir Peter Leicefler member for Prefton, was married to The Rev. Mr. Rufrel.• It gives its great pleafure to obferve that the tirfl marriage recorded in our paper is likely to ...

... Sir George Macartney, Ambairodor Extraordinagy to the Court of- Iturt - 3, will loon be created an , Yetlerdny morning Was married tit the Fail of Bute's houfe, in South Audley, ttreet, his Excellency . Sir George Maeart, to the Hon. Lady Jane-Stewart, ...