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... H ?? Of _*_GAt.l.tS3,«d GALLEYS-SLAVES. in Italy. From Dr. Smollett s Travels. ON the left of the Fort of Ville Freehs, about haif a league from Nice, is SW bafm for the gallics, wi.h a kind of dock, in which the Rallies are built, and occa- rona||v bid ...
... of daughter. At Newton, Fifefliire, Mrs Anftru- cr » fpoufe to Lt-Col. John Anftruther, of le ...
... Ow op Mrs Anne Mackenzie. Joha Mackenzie, E{q; of Apple- Yo, Mer G.At Symington, Ayrthire, Mr Alexan- a At 1a minifter of that parith. gi, Je Grails atts widow 10t, ; of Stonedge. Edinburgh, Mrs Macleod of Muir- Old Montrofe, James Mill, E(q; by Ontrofe ...
... MR I ? S H Py! RL IJ MENT. A BILL, ?? ?? an Afl for the fafety and prefervatlorf ef s-i'.ss s -f.ij.'lly's perlbn arid government againtl treafor.able ar.J feditiou. praitices and at- . tempts . y ise, your Majefty*. moft dutiful arsd layaT iub- jefls ...
... architect, to Mifs Jenny Dempfter, fecond daughter of Mr William Dempfter jeweller in Edinburgh. Births. May 19. At the Dutchefs of Athol. of fon. June 4 Mrs Shairp of Houfton, of a fon. 5. Lady Grant of Grant, of a daughter. 30. At London, Lady Cathcart ...
... 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 ...
... MEMOIRS of Professor Pallas. [p. 474.] By Mr Coxe. By Mr Coxe. »~pHE * prefent learned and eminent naturalift and traveller, Dr Pallas Peterfburg, is fon of Simon Pallas, profefTor furgery at Berlin, and firft furgeon of the charity hofpital in that city ...
... 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 ...
... Phoebus favours or Minerva love 5 * ijU. Mr Mafon's poem was much aP' ed, and with great reafon, at d , t its publication. Mr Warton orcafioned by it, calfed The l!' of Ifo, was equally deferving His eulogium on Dr King r,r worthy of notice. It is ren> ' c ...
... Turky 3/39 a M. P. for Norchetter. He W in his chair after dianer. a 24. At Stirling, Mrs Youn) Francis Young, collector of & SY 5% ey From the London G4 fe by The King has been geal May 30. to recommend ie 4 chapter of the cathedral £0; the Rev. Richard ...
... w Marriages. 29. At Glafgow, Mr John Gallo- merchant, to Mils Jean Steele, daugh- Mr William Steele merchant. - a. At Dunfermline, the Rev. Mr Black, minifter of the Affociate Con- Mifs Agnes Thomfon, daugh-3 James l'hoiufon, Newßow-ftreet. Cjj' At London ...
... 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, ...