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... Onebv, for Killing Mr. Gower at the Cattle Tavern in Drury-I ane. On Thud:lay laft theßelia of the late Tonthan Wilde was married to one Auftin, a Turnkey of the Poultry-Compter. From the Daily Poll, Oitob. 3. The two only Daughters of his Grace the Duke ...
... Vienna, Sept. 25. General Mercy prefented the Emperor come Days fince, with the Piaure . of a man and his Wife, who have been married together 147 Years, in that Part ofthe Wallachia which belongs to his Imperial Majeity : The eldeft Son who is I I 6 Years ...
... are many very remarkable, and fame of them even allonilhing Letteri from P e rr o n : o f both Sores, young aid finale and married, concernina their Sal' A butt s, Alto Letters from Cleritymen,Phyficians, Schoolinafier., &c. kme of them Cafinilical, of ...
... Affiltance. We hear that Sir Geilard Aylmer, the an- The Lords of the Admiralty fate this Day; ciente* Baronet: of Ireli.nd, is married to me and heard Sir John Jennings give a particular Lucy Nnrr's, Daughter of Sir John Norris of Relation of the Spaniards ...
... val. her. At Newgate Prilon before he went to Ex-6d. i s Moidores, 210 Guineas, and 8o half ecution, a Man hid, that he had married one • Guineas, the Goods and Money of Mr. Burrows Mr. Nichol's Daughter in the City of Norwich Sept. is. He was found alio ...
... Who, Born in a Way of Pans and Flanders, where it is f i aid he sto to pleafe him, and Void of the Risotoric of corn- be married to the Widow of the late Marquees de moit.Grammar, may, in Complrance r•his Requeit, Ledc. The Marque; de Caylus Captaih General ...
... bnd rofqii-ifterulop detir'd to. mfet .at the .• • On of MOyilels Cot:min Ban*. Role in Canterbury, on •litire a . Eis , • married te Bufb, a of Tburfday the i ith . In-6obooo I. and upwards. itant, to the Ac. -. .00 Tuefday at Gnildball, • came up the ...
... the Lord Barrymore, who is Aid to be a Fortune of i 00,000 1. including 4,00.3 1 . a Year as Heir to the Lord Rivers, was married at an Inn to Major Cholmondeley, younger Brother to the Lord Malpas; and afterwards went away in a Coach and Six. ...
... between one tcbcr lait, a light brown Mare Mr. Pigeon and the Rev. Mr. Bridget, for his with Colt, about 14 Hands and having married Mr. Pigeon's Son, who was una half bigh 1 a little Sickle der the Age of 2I Years.: And after a very long hamm'd in her hind ...
... to thi Weft-Indies ; which Trade he can on many Years: .9othe days !ince, ohe Mrs. Cave, who Was bath deaf and dumb, was married at St. Nir.hoLis to a Tradefman of this City. From Written Letters, Landoll Nov. 16. They write from Bradford'of the 234 that ...
... II - irosn wriften Lotei ? Tuefday laft the Lord Viclotmt Weymouth who has On Eftate of l.per Ann. was married to the eldeft Daughter of the Duke of Dortit, who. has confiderable Fortune. The Lords of the Admiralty are.paying off the Men that belong to ...
... Modes, by Mr. Moore: and another new Comedy by my Lord Landsdown. Robert Mustins, the infamous Irish Fortune Hunter, that had married and ruined several young Gentlewoman; and was formerly under Sentence of Death in Newgate, for breaking and robbing a Woo ...