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... This Lord Dinwell was Sir Richard Prefton, an old cnmpanion and favourite of James. He obliged the late Eat' of Ormond to marry his daughter to him, and created Preflon on this occafion, Baron of Dingwell in Scotland. On the death of this Earl, the title ...
... years .complete, who has been domicliated in France for one year; Lives in it by his labour ; or acquires a property; or marries a French woman ; or adopts a child inaintainsai aged perfun ; finally, every foreigner, who that' be judged by the LegiflatiVe ...
... t. They mye every one Co iefolu:e in the denial, thit wien Atllley, the King's E'er. ufreri.:(l his own for Mr. v..ho bad married &tighter heirefs, the Coo.: was obliged to rejed it, becaufe )li.Hols refuted to be IN nnd in the c.)lTga!lon. Bukcs's (71 ...
... years .complete, who has been domicliated in France for one year; Lives in it by his labour ; or acquires a property; or marries a French woman ; or adopts a child inaintainsai aged perfun ; finally, every foreigner, who that' be judged by the LegiflatiVe ...
... fentenced him to fuffer death, by the punithment of xo,ooo pieces, but the order was revoked in contideration of his having married a daughter of Kien-Long, and he was fuil'eredto ibang himfelf with a filk fent. to him by I the Emperor., - The Paella of ...
... by the Magiftrate to be fent on board the tender. A few days ago was married at Lulworth Cattle, Dorfet, the klon. Mr. Stourton, to Mifs Catherine Weld. • • On the tft inft. was married. at Roc!l4fter, Lieutenant Charles Cameron, of his Majetty!s • 3d regiment ...
... licence, once more to tie the connubial knot; and on the day after Mrs. Lamb's remains were cOnnnitted to the earth, he was married to Miss Mary Roscow, of Manchester.--- The funeral baked meats did coldly furnish forth the marriage least. N.\-k k- ...
... COUNTRY NEWS. _ Someclays since a COuplc went to . .bo,. T married in the 'church of a. -Village in Northainpfonshire ; from some accidental delays the morning was far advanced before they reached the _altar; tht. ceremony, however, commenced, and the ...
... ortwin datighters. ' On, Sunday last, the Lady, of the Hon. Mr. Petre of a 4augl)ter, 4t their houie in Grosvenor-square. MARRIED. • Last - We - ic,.. A , :near Southampton, Geo. Xekewich; Esq.' of Tin.coin'.s Inn, to s ca l e, e ld est daug h t er of ...
... were peclovned, with singular quickness, by a deaf and dumb relative of the &Ilea.. This eNtraordinary person ha lately been married a yery-young girl. - Leaving. the Ar.-.b- camp, •vhere 7 fresh (Ironic 'daries, were ,Inevided, the Nilissiori proCead. et ...
... will go in the above.convoy. BIRTHS.- On Saturday the. Ist of Novmber, Mrs. Glennie, of Mixing— . lane, of a daughter. . : MARRIED. On Thursday last, L. Wray, Esq. of Upton-Houk, Hants, to -Miss Martha Read, titug'nter of William Read, Esq. of - Ebley, ...
... to the justification bail, and heard a few motions, but nothing thy Of attention oceurred. • On MZ. n - da . yclast -vas married, by the Rev. Mr. Evans, at Kingston Church, Portsea, the gallant Robertjlope, Esq. ,purser of his Majesty's ship Puissant ...