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... money fer the 88 MARRIAGES. J Yellerday, licence, WAS married, the Hon. Mr. Harbort to Mifs Charlotte Lowther at St. Margaret's, New Fifi-fbeet, Mr. Hutchinson Browne, of eh Custom-house, so Mrs. Ann Search, of Stepney. . DEA-SHS.J Laft night died her lodgings ...
... TUBS A Ami J. O N O YeÃerday fallowing Aldennenfwifa thv two SberiA,~aat went Lord Mayor from the to St. Bride'* Church, rix. Taraer, Crofby, Saw. bridge, Plomrr, aad Thomai, Mayoreft, and all tha other ladle*, were richly S D AY, April 7. L O D iD there ...
... atKentilhTown, James Fairchild, Efq. Same day, at his houfe at Knight/bridge, -a— Belotc, Ef-j. Sunday in childbed, Mrs. Hudfon, wife Mr. Hudfon, Leatherfeller in the Strar.d. Yelleday, at her at Lambeth, Mrs. llinton, a widow gentlewoman. Saturday, her lodgings ...
... buck lea ; and John Bsfffft, for secciring, them, knowing them to be- j fames BrOwa,.fer beefs-Sealing; Stewirt, for Sealing fancy.ring, the mopcriy, of Rapley 1 M Dowdla, for jkenf- D g MafefworthPhfiipe; Infos Meruit, for hemking .open Ar.EliicottnndMf'BriSow ...
... high, thin faced, brown complexion curl'd brown hair; Bailey Sanders, by trade a Whitefmith, aged thirty-one, about five feet inches high, brown complexion, and fhort black hair Tho- mas Dutton, by trade a Collier, aged ihirtrone, about five feet eight ...
... inches high, thin f..ceJ, brown complexion curi'd brown hair Bailey Sanders, by trade a Whitefmith, aged thirty-one, about five feet feven inches high, complexion, and black hair j Thomas Dut ton, traJe a Collier, aged .flirtyone, about five feet eight inches ...
... which tk« Mafter of a Afeoa »•> Maihtiff, and the Mafter ■of a Collier Difecdint. The aAioo wai brought ; a|#inft thh Collier,for ranniag down the Sloop, two mca were drowned, and 448 of loft. After examining fcveral'wittwfle* oo ftdea, the Jury brought ' ...
... quitted this coast, smuggling is practised as openly as ever. The Ranger, Lyon, from Jamaica to Liver- pool, is deemed a missing ship. The John and Mary, Cappell, from Koningsburgh to Hull, is totally lost. It was reported at Liverpool on the 6th inst ...
... protected and fultained them, after various diforderly afls committed in difturbance of the peace, to the lawful commerce, ar.d to the oppreffion of our loyal fubjefls carrying on the fame, have at length proceeded to an open and avowed rebellion, arraying ...
... thefe rec cal methods mull be rendered d fficult, the evil difpoled deterred from involv themfelves an families didrefs; the number of capital ffsnders leffened, and the lives of many of bis Majcl'a thereby happily fav d, o the of humanU ty, and the of ait ...
... Eagle Paper. be publish: d by Subscription. TR,.STOCKDALE‘takes the liberty'respeciNA. fully to inform tli Public, that he has for a Constdera-ble ti!ue past been plepariir;, und , ,r the sanction his MajeAty, a Granti:Map Icelan t d, on the most extensive ...
... King Ream by. Mr. Murray, - Buckingham bk Mr. Whitfield. Lady ' Anne by Mrs. Litchfield, Duchess of Yerk by Miss Useive, and the Queen by Miss Chapman. To which will be added (in two acts) the Comic Opera of THE MAID OF THE MILL. No Money - to be returned ...