... * Tbe Duke of Paralalias married a vouagPrmcefs, ar4; may have Heirs. The Great Duie. Wife may happen ■© die; and tbat Prince may marry again, aad g^ve Heirs .3, tie Koufe of Medi. is. ADV E R T I S E M E N I s- ?? the Honourable ALEXANDER BRO- DIE ...

... England. She was born September 17, 1688, married Novem- ber 3, 1701, and died Feb vary 14, 17 14, leaving Iffue: I. Lewis Prince of the Afturias and late King. of Spain, who was horn at Madrid Auguft 2$ 1707, and married November 16 17x1, to Madam de Montpenfier ...

... his Wife on Easter- Monday-night last, desired the Minister to be ready to marry him to a- nother next Morning, which was accordingly done. The same Day an aged Couple were married there, the youngest whereof was 81 Years old. Wye's ...

... near Portfmouth* June 5. This Day Fortnight we had a Cricket-Match, the Batchelors againit the married Men, and after they played a- bout three Hours, the married Men beat the Bar- chelofs moft fhamefully, 0 the great. Surprize of every Body. And this Day ...

... 15. Gratz, Oct. 2. On the 27th ult. a Peasant and his Wife, the one aged 79, the other 77, who had been married 57 Years, came hither to be married again : They were attended by 14 of their Child- ren, 35 Grandchildren, and 12 Great-Grandchild- ren. After ...

... in both Reigns. He married a Daugh- ter of Sir Thomas Vernon, Knight, (who survi- ving him, married the late Lord Viscount Har- court) but dying without Issue in 1722, was suc- leeded by Sir Robert Walter the late Baronet, who married Miss Bridges, Daughter ...

... that a Man aged 66, was married to a Maid of 26, without any Courtship, the Marriage being made up the same Day it was proposed ; they were married on Thursday, and the Man died on Friday: So that the Bride was courted, married, became a Wife, a Widow ...

... of Cumberland, Bart, and Member of Parliament for Cockermouth, was married to a Daughter of the late General Mordaunt, and Niece to the Earl of Peterburrow, who entertain'd the new marry'd Couple with great Magnificence at his Seat at Parson's Green. ...

... year, was married to Mris. Frances Biacket, an agreeable Lady, of great Merit and a great Fortune. The Rt. Honourable Charles Lord Sruce, and the Honourable Mr. Baron Thoinfon, were prefent at the Ceremony -, which being end- ed 1 , the married Couple fet ...

... She was married to Victor Amadeus II. Duke of Savoy and King of Sardinia, now reigning ; who had by her three Princes and four Princesses, of all which only the Prince of Pi- edmont survives. The eldest of these Daughters, Mary Adelaide, married the late ...

... ned a Daughter of the Earl of Nith&Jae ; 3 ;: ;| Daughter married to Captain Guftavus ?? ad Son of L. Vifcount Boyn, ia Ireland. „ I Laft Thurfday Samuel Edwin, ofGrofc'rW •ftreetj E% was married ta Lady Chariot *£■ ttiilton, Sifter to his Grace the prefent ...

... venture leaft* South. IT is a Difpute which will never be ended, whether the marry'd or fingle State of Life are attended with the greateft Comforts and Con- veniencies. When the marry'd Man is difturbed with the Noife and ill Humours of a clamorous Wife, ...