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... patties proceeded to trial. It was contended by Mr Erfkine, that no legal mar- I riage could take place between the defendant and Mr . King, becaufe he was preiioufiy married, and his wife ; Tiie marriage of -Mr King with a Mifi Lara, was ...
... Original Anecdote ofi Mr G.tahtict?. SOON after Mr Garrick had removed from Goodniin's- fields to the winter theatre, a lady of the lirft falhion be- came violently in iovc with him. She was poflefled of great beauty, rallied to many ;,i.nlies ofdiftinclion ...
... difpute- before the- Scots court: — lt feems Mr Digges had become fur ety for Mrs Bellamy in a debt diic by her to Dr Baillie, for j which the Doflor give hini a charge to make payment. Of this charge Mr Digges obtained fufpenfion; and laft I y.-ar, ...
... I -. ' ' A- SCHETE.Y. . ORRI. ' ?? and Mr URBAN!. ' Mr-TRBANI- ' -r; r GIORNOVICHI. ?? -,r. CORRI. ?? -7. COB BJ and Mr URBANI. - ' TL. MrSTABIUNI. - ! ?? 77 JUJX J _bov.r\iU'olC ?? ?? ; ?? ■ >- ?? ?? of INSi'RI ?? ■■'■' efri '-■-• m, sow felling ...
... afterwards fent to King James in France). In the confeffion, the faid Sir George Hewit (who had been made a Lord by King William) begged pardon of God and King James, for his difloyalty nnd rebellion ; and declared in it, that the night before King James went ...
... Seams, Wafbing and Dr effing, &c. alter Mrs. Warder's Method.? -BeiidesT as Mr. M c ei.ar her Husband keeps a Writing School, her young Ladies have the Advantage of learniag Writing and jirhkmttick, without any farther Charge. N. B, Mr.- _M c Kel]ar has ...
... TENEMENT of LAND, lately belonging to the deceafed Mrs. Swinton, Iving on ?? Side of Forrefter's Wynd, about the Middle thereof, confifting of three Stories, poffeifed by the Widow of Mr Thomas Ruddi- man, Mr. Leonard Urquhart to the Signet, and 'john Hill ...
... notion of men having tails, and called him a judges pofleriori, which amufed Dr Johnfon ; ar.d thus ho- lliiitieS were prevented. At fupper we had Dr CuHen, his fon the advocate, D'r Adam Ferguflbn, Mi Croft-ie, advocate. Witchcraft was in- troduced. Crofiie ...
... by Mr JEFFERSON, (CounfeUor of Portugal), MrWEBB, ■Ribero (leader of the confpiracy) Mr MIELS, . ?? Mr Smith ; Roderic, Mr Chnrteiis ; Antonio, Mr ?? a ; Ramitez, Mr llolloconibe ; Ccrea, ...
... conliderable fervice. On Mr. Woodward's return to England, he was in- ftantly engaged by Mr. Garrick, as a ?? fupport to eftabliih him in the management of Drury-Lane, which hs had at that time piirchafed inconjunftlon with Mr. Lacey ; that great manager ...
... Phyfcians. Prefident, Mr Inchbald; and Dr Laft, with the celebrated Song of Little Bingo, Mr Dutton. To which will be added, a celebrated Farce, called The NEW REHEAPSAL; or a Ptep behind the Curtain. C-b (the Author) Mr Dutton; Lady Fuz, ...
... I 2 c ?? 5 5° Mr James Simpfon, I bc-i.r-.leller, I I o 5 5 0 Mr John Hutcl.iefon, merchant, 1 1 o ..550 Mr David Hunter, f merchant, 1 1 o J 5 0 Wm. Kerr, Efq. G. P. Oflicr, I I C 1 3 S c Mr fas. Reid, Ca- A: 5 5 c nonni.lls, I 1 c Mr John ...