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... dancing-master, Stroud, to Miss Lediard, of the former place. On Wednesday was married, Mr. Hatch, of the Inn, in this city, to Miss P. Cooksey. Thursday was manied, at Berkeley, Mr. John Wallingron. Ciaypit Farm, near Chepstow, to Miss Pick, youngest daughter ...
... Whaifinger, '-J M-. J. Perm, Llicp* Mr. A • : cnr.b. , fl-'ry POUNDS REXVASD. TtrHEKEAS, the night the I VV Mie Mr. Pitt. Aaoftwy-it-U'v, Stamp C)ffice, cr on the toUjAing, day, i which I.c Kept Private Accounts was cilh: front unri-.T hi, B;d, trem .1 Drawer ...
... Printer of this Paper, C. Jones, and J. Washbourn, Stevens and Wa;kins, Cirencester j Reddell, Tewkesbury Ruff, I Caeltcnham j Jcnner, and Wilson, Stroud j Dicey and Sutton, London and most reputable Venders Medicines in the United Kingdom. Medicine is so ...
... , by th~e ev. Ad J. Sydeuiham, Richard Salter, esq. of' Verbeer-house, W Willand, to Miss Frances Bilbie, of Cullompton. R ?? last was married, at Witheridge, in Devon, Yt by the Rev. P. Dickeir, Mr. P. Symus, of this city, to A Miss AMary Cole, of Witheridge ...
... Barton, dancing-master, of Stroud, to .Miss Lediard. the former place.âMr. Hatch, of the New-Inn, Glocester, to Miss P. Cooksey.âAt Berkeley, Mr. John Wallington, of. CI ay pit Farm, near Chepstow, to. Miss Sophia Pick, youngest daughter of the late ...
... Polson e Cajitain. Douglas Robert M Spies D. Blake R. Buncombe, © R, Foy. Rev H Mules T.™M. Charter zo 2 Henry Esq Rey Cabbeti . Isaat Badcock e 30 1 G, Innes Rev. D. Webber . tO 1 J. B. Capon W. Trenchard 20 Miss Hawker 2t Mr. Lackingten Mr. George Brufyid ...
... Sit;d~lyx esteemed for its exraur- diliary cfihcacv it) Rhenniati-sniis, Palsies, ?? Affec- tiensy, aid (onmplailits of the Szomacrh ; lout where this certain remedy ?? been unlknown, or neglected, and tbe cluilhlai rl. haive actually suppu vat *d, or ...
... Stockwell Common, Sorry, to Miss George, only daughter of George George, Esq. of Frome.-Euclid Shaw, Esq. banker, «l Bath; to Miss Saunders, of Ormond House, Westoti-lane, niece of James Rondeau, Esq. of Lambeih.—William J. Denbv, Esq. Of. Hie War-office ...
... of poor O. P.! Battles and Calcdlls now must sleep; And Placards be Wrapp’d round bad bohea. Bugles he scoff’d, and horn* tin, Fur Fate hath crippled poof O. P.! I’m IV/iereus’d in Death’s Gajsette, And soon atnass of dust tliust be; Bfay not trend upon ...
... V/orccsttr;hire, Miss Anr»e Hinde, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Hindc, surgeon, of Mr. C. I‘reston, ot Newton, Wilts, Miss M. Orum, youiigest daughter ol Mr. Orum, H.ghfic!d, near Tcibury, in iis county.—Mr.-Benjamin Va'cs, barge-owner, to Miss Martin, both ...
... and 'J?ago,n's a* Four SJiillsngs and Three pence pei-,Hfti ...
... daughter was missing in the dreadful fire that place ittWateavlane. She was invited into tl»e bouse, but havirigreqpted re* ddor was shut. A short of thtj servant* ypened the door, and discovered the unfortunate person dead oi| the j steps* It aflt ...