Tuesday 03 Jun 1777 (p. 3, col. 1) MARRIED Last week, Mr. Edward JOHNSTONE, shopkeeper in Roper-street, to Miss KERBYSON, step-daughter of Mr. Robert

Tuesday 27 May 1777 (p. 3, col. 2) MARRIED Last week at Liverpool, Mr. Charles LAKE, merchant, to Miss ORANGE. [According to the Parish Register, Wm.

Tuesday 20 May 1777 (p. 3, col. 1) MARRIED. This day se'ennight, at Newcastle, George CLAVERING, Esq.; of Green Croft, to Miss ELLISON of

Tuesday 13 May 1777 (p. 2, col. 4) MARRIED Thursday last, at St. James's Church Mr. Robert CONKEY to Miss RICHARDSON, both of this town. [According

Tuesday 06 May 1777 (p. 2, col. 4) MARRIED Yesterday, at Cockermouth, Mr. Nicholson LIGHTFOOT of Liverpool, Merchant, to Miss RADCLIFFE, Daughter of Mr

Tuesday 29 Apr 1777 (p. 3, col. 1) MARRIED Tuesday last at Beckermont, by the Rev. Mr. SCOTT, Mr. John MOORE of Middletown near St. Bees, to Miss Biddy

parish, Cumberland, to Miss PRESTON of Ulverston. [According to FamilySearch, Joseph NICHOLSON and Ann PRESTON married on 14 Apr 1777 at Ulverston.] Lately Mr. John WILKINSON, of

in the Cumberland Militia) to Miss HODGSON of Bothell, in the parish of Torpenhow. [According to the Copeland Registers Index, William ARCHER and Mary HODGSON married on 03 Apr 1777

Tuesday 08 Apr 1777 (p. 3, col. 2) MARRIED A few days ago at Drigg-church, Mr. Wm. THOMPSON, clerk of the parish-church, to Miss Hannah WALKER. [

Tuesday 01 Apr 1777 (p. 3, col. 3) DIED Tuesday last, at Allonby, Mrs. WAIT, in the 82d year of her age; an old inhabitant of this town, and greatly

Crosthwaite, Cumberland.] DIED Sunday se'ennight, at Ray Rigg in Westmorland, Fletcher FLEMING, Esq. in the prime of life: a gentleman greatly respected by his acquaintances

Tuesday 18 Mar 1777 (p. 3, col. 2) MARRIED A few days ago in Scotland, Capt. Geo. FRENCH of Newcastle, to Miss SNOWDON of North Shields, with a fortune

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Thursday 06 Mar 1777 (p. 2, col. 3) MARRIED Sunday last at Caldbeck, by the Rev Mr. BURNE, Mr. SIMPSON, to Miss SCOT.-At the same time and place Mr.

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Thursday 20 Feb 1777 (p. 3, col. 1) MARRIED Last week in London, John DAY, Esq. advocate general to the East India Company, (and brother to Mr. DAY,

Thursday 13 Feb 1777 (p. 2, col. 4) MARRIED. A few days ago at Carlisle, at the Quaker meeting-house, Mr. John IVISON, to Miss Rachael BLAMIRE. [

Thursday 06 Feb 1777 (p. 3, col. 2) MARRIED Last week at Paisley in Scotland, the Rev. Mr. CLARKSON, minister at Air; to Miss Peggy WALKER of Paisley,

Thursday 30 Jan 1777 (p. 3, col. 3) MARRIED Sunday last at Ennerdale, by the Rev. Mr. MOSSOP, Mr. Lancelot SUMPTON of Hatfel-End; to Miss Jane STEELE

Thursday 23 Jan 1777 (p. 3, col. 1-2) MARRIED A few days ago at Brampton, near Carlisle, Serjeant GUN of the 3d regiment of guards, to Miss Mally

Thursday 16 Jan 1777 (p. 3, col. 1) MARRIED Saturday last, at Lowswater church, Mr. Richard SKELTON of Godfred, to Mrs. PEARSON of High Cross, in the

Thursday 09 Jan 1777 (p. 3, col. 2) MARRIED A few days ago at Caldbeck, by the Rev. Mr. BURN, Mr. Jacob WILSON of Whelpa; to Miss Mary DOBSON of Faulds

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Nev's early Cumberland Pacquet > transcriptions. > > > > For the Googlies: Nev is only posting these to the Cumbria List of the > Cumbria Family History Society

2:56:49 PM Eastern Standard Time, barb.bakerb.baker24@gmail.com writes: This completes the 12 November 1816, CUMBERLAND PACQUET. ===================================

Cambridge, Nov. 1 - The Seatonian prize is this year adjudged to the REV. GH TERROT, MA of Trinity

NEWS ITEMS. Vessels laden with grain continue to arrive at Leghorn from the Black Sea. A depot of

PARIS, Oct. 26. About the commencement of October the military authorities communicated to the civil functionaries of Lyons, the existence of a

LONDON, November 4. On Saturday, the annual sermon was preached at the parish church of St. Margaret, Westminster, according to the will of MRS. JOAN

LONDON GAZETTE, November 2. THE SAVOY. MOST readers know the origin of the Savoy, part of which is