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... paft in the Mom ;ng there was bapfzed in the ParilhChurgh an Englith Gentlewoman of the Se d called Quakers, who was lately marry'd : Her Husband, who is likewife become a Convert, did not a little contribute to her Converlion The King and Queen, repretented ...
... and licutcn;lit- Colonel bout ç1.7 s. befides a Scarlet Cloak trimnfd to the Lord CA(Tan's Re?imtnt Of Foot :He with Gold. married the Lady L;ii.abh Sifttr to the Yefterday a Board of Admiralty was held at Earl of :Litchfield. th&r Office near Whitehall ...
... the Lords Commiffioners for cxe l divorcel his Wife, abandons his Childrcn, and cuting the Office of Lord High Admiral of marries this Woman. But Ice the Uncertain- Great Britain, will be appointed Admiral of the ty of Man's Life, a nd ri te Foy o f hi ...
... Coachman to the Lord Dalkei'h, who keeps the Coach and Hodes Aid oufe in Mount Street by Grofvenor Square, having been lately married, went On Friday !aft into the City and received one Hundred Pounds (Part of his Wife's Fortune) and in returning home over ...
... il'otit lc° Ducats each, two lialc Clicit3 of (Aid Coin, ?riti 64 Gmld Warchc-. A ritrith Prieft near Conde 11..viv, lately marry'd a young Lidv pgainft her Brot‘hcr-in-Law's Conlen:, the Cent!cman w.is 19 enraged th.it he refolved to be the De:tit of th ...
... M Duche-1;:es • anmilled ; pretcndin t ! it is 1 , bccitufe ' - 11e Cure, or P..rifn . Prio.ll- of St. S. e, re:l:lcd to marry t;•,em, t! ev toik a T Habitat:on in tile Parilli of St. Uffiche, %NI cre they mirry'd. r From Evening Poll, An. io. Fren, ...
... on his Forehead ; was, that he had 2 long Time been guils.y of perfonating a Clcrqyman, by weari:l7, a Gown and Band, and Marrying and 11: - Iptizinf. Yefterday in the Afternoon about o'Clock, Sudowick Campbel the Thicr was Executed in the Graf s Market ...
... Ca!ais on Saturday laft. We hear that Yefterday Morning the famous Anne Bond, who profecuted Col. Chartris for a Rape, wis married ;It Grae.,-Irin Chapel to Charles Heather, a Dr.twer Tavein in Weaminfter, and that they have lin , e t•'ken a Tavern in ...
... Mediterram'an. Th;s D..y the Reverend Mr. Peter Bradbury, Brcrtler and Affiftant to the Reverend IVIr.Tho. Bradb..try, vik a- married to Mrs. liambden, Re- Fit of h iehard Efq; late Treafurer o the N .vy, and Reprefentativefer the County of hi .ck . tv 6 ham ...
... But upon examining iiveral Witneffes relating to her Charaaer, flue was proved to have been before marry'd to one Walker, a Foot-Soldier; and when marry'd to the laid Armitage, te pretended to be a 3000 1. Fortune; inftead of which, fhe apapear'd to have ...
... the Indiarilcnt found :villa him laft Term for Perjury. Laft Thurlday Mr. William Stacey, Ma& tier of Deptford Y:ird, was married at St. Paul's to Mrs. Watfon, Niece to Sir Charles Vt ger. The rime Day a Battalion of the Firfl and a Waallion of the Second ...
... his Irons on, in a Barn near ceiver General of the Poll Office Revenues, was Iffi fa ngton, the me Day. The other three, married to Mils Middleton, Grand-D a u g hte r of i viz. Robert Johnfon, William Sherlock and John the late Thomas Midd'eton, Erg; ...