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... NAVIGATION From Sowerby-Bridge to Manchester. • I HE GF. NTLE MEN concerned in promoting this -!• intended Navigation airembled at th_ lad Meetin-S at Rorhda/i and Mine.'.fjler, confukr. d and approved of the navigable Cut nroj-ofed to branch oui ofthe ...
... iitcrihip i.r t!ie free gi itiimar-filmol uf Corhy, I lucoliilhirc The Rev. Win. Clarke, M.A, fellow ul Peter's, Cambridge, to the recti ryol Norton, Nulfulk. ?? 'tl I In Sowerby, ill I'addlngtun.Middhtfes, butcher. F.dward ja.kion, of Wirkfworth, Derbyfliire ...
... The Rev. W. G. Bricknell, late of Farnham, to Miss Edwards, of Devizes.* Mr. Francillian, of London, linen-draper, to Miss Charlotte Jolliffe, of Southampton. - Thomas Lewis, esq; of Great James-street, to the youngest daughter of the late Roger Altham ...
... Near the Bridge. The foftiinate Holder may receive Payment on Demand faid Office. UNDRAWN TICKETS, SHARES, &c. warranted, Will be continued on Sale during the whole Drawing, And HtGHisr Value for Prize*. gy Encouragement given to Ladies Who chufe to purchafe ...
... John Clayton, acting jufltces the peace for the (aid county, within the Blackburn; Sir Clayton, Bart, the Rev. Robert M-licr, doctor divinity; the Rev. Thomas Baldwin, clerk ; acting indices ot the peace the laid county, within tlie bundled ot L.eyl.md ; ...
... MARRIED. 'I he Rev. Mr. England, formerly of St. Jolm's college, to Mils Bridge, of Shudy Camps in Cambi idgofliire. — At Exeter, Mr. Charles Dunsford, ?? and paper-maleer, to Mil's Suf.m Dingle.- — The Rev. Jams -Comins, of Exeter, ro Mifs Harriet Billington ...
... Ryv. Mr. Halton, Rev. Mi, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Lance. Mr. W.‘ Linton, Mr. MatU-u, Mr. A. Moody, Mr. Munton, Mr. W. Rogers, Mr. S’adleir, Admiral Scott, Mr. Smith, General Suhlcrt, Mr. Walter Taylor,. Mr. Samuel lor, Mr. Tinling, Mr. Waring, and Captain York? ...
... bridge, the County Wills, A Freehold Dairy Eftate called Drincham Fanr, in the Parlfli Trowbridge aforcCid; confiding of Acres Meadow or Failure Land, or thereabouts, now the Occupation Mr. Amor, and lett to him at old Rent sil. per Aim. and the faid ...
... -? ~ . rw ■;' #>i ■« by Roger Smith, Upholder AlDEft > . -■ : the Chsriltble end Humane. juft publilhed R. St£\7abt, in Abhey-ftreet, within ...
... icg. of foot, to Mifs Sarah Rogers.— —Mr. Teed, of Honiton, furgeon, to Mifs Palmer, daughter of the lale Rev. Win. Palmer, of Comb.awleigh. — Mr. Grilhtli,ofl>ath,toMils Hall, of London Bridge. DIED. In lm 8 ill year, the Rev. Tho. Podmore, feverai years ...
... approbation this allocation. That the thanks this meeting be given to the Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton, Baronet, Sir Robert Salilbury Cotior., Bironet, Samuel Barrow, Efq. and the Rev. Robert Hill, clcrk, for the honor of their attendance, and their hearty ...
... . . a Lout:llldt% Bilk) Aph Bridge, M a /pa r , . nne Bridge, Son and Daugli,,a Cnewie. i of Mr. Bridge, i ['Liras Collins, Worceflerlhi lc. Joteph Col:ins, and CITIZFNE of CII E S.T ER. John Wright, William Roger Barnitua, Bagot RcaJ, Thomas Slaughter ...