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... At L xbridge, aged 104, Jefleries, a farmer of that placc. Invergordon, Mrs Helen Weir, lifter to Lady Gordon. 15. At Perth, Mrs Richardlbn Spring- Held. 15. At Hermanflown, Mrs Katharine Walkinfhaw, fpoufe J ...
... COURT OF KING'S BENCH. JUNE 26. BREACH OE PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. This was an action for a breach of promife of mar- riage. The plaintilT, Mifs Mary Magdalen Grant, is the daugh- ter of Dr Rob.i t Grant, a phyfician of eminence in Dlfig- wall, North Britain ...
... receiving honours and attentions much above our merit. Ext) aft letter from Mr Blanc hard, dalid, Calais, Jan. 8. We arrived here fafe and well, and are at this moment with Mr Mouron, to whole houle came laft night. the inftant of my writing you, the Itrates ...
... int _ Mr KING; Sir Baikfo ?? ' ■«. AKCHER ; a, Bnltait *»*-». Mr WOODS. A ,dl.ovcjn ...
... daugh- ter of the late Sir Harry Innes of Innes, Be, Funes. Ac the manfe of Rathven, Mrs Magdalen Gordon, fpoufe the Rev, Mr Grant, minifter of Rathven, 1. At Aberdeen, Mrs Margaret Banner. man, wife of Alexander Milne, of Cri- thonmogat. 1. At London, George ...
... ' m of Dr Richard *?hagen, in an ho/pital, Peter 90, aged £dv, ar Tooting in Surry, Mrs Rachel a widow, aged 108. She had not v f' with day's for ievenand could read without giaffes till Am/ e da ys death. Mrs Craifteyn. She has left to , ' l^e brothers ...
... the Itory of Mrs Godfrey, which I recited in my firft letter. As loon had concluded it, to fhow the Dodtor how confonant her opinion on this point was to his own, flie promifed him, that if flie was the fame kingdom with him when the king of terrors made ...
... June 25. At Stutgard, Mrs Stuart of bank, a July 3. Mrs Campbell of Fairfield, a for. _ Mrs Pringle of Whitcbank, a daughter. g. At Mrs Ramfay of Barta, @ daughter. _ 9. At London, the Lady of Majér Haldané, a daughter. 13. Hon. Mrs Lindfay, ...
... London, John Mackenzie, Efq; o£ King'#-Arms Vard, Coleman-ftrcet, Mils Vandam, of Guildford-flreet. At Dumbarton caftle, Mr John Turnbul!, junior, of Cordale, Mi Robertfon, daughter of Captain that place. At Aberdeen, Mr Robert Gordon, Craighead, to Mif* ...
... April 3. Ae Drum, near Capt. ‘Alexander Macpherfon, ‘to Wii™ nah King, daughter of james King, ~~ Dram. ; . watt Dr John Giichrift, phyfician is of fries, co Mifs May Ewart, 4 Rev. Mr John Ewart, minifter at Cot 3. At London, the Hon, Capt ay fon of ...
... repeated and ftrenuous exertions as frequently procured them the diftinguifhed approbation of your Majefty, of the late King, King, and of Parliament, doubted not but that they fhould be permitted, with the reft the empire, to fhare in the bheffings of ...
... Te Mr Secretary Thurfday, Fon. 29. the Rev. Dr Brown, vice-chancellor of the univerfity of Oxford, waited upon bis Majefiy at St Fames’s, and prefented him with the OXFORD VERSES, on the death of bis late, and acceffion of his prefent Majefiy; and was ...