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... way to maintain themfelves, nor any thing to begin the World with, yet refolve to marry, and te miferable, let it be deemed; Petty Larceny. If a younger Brother marries an old Woman purely for the fake ofa Main- tenance, let it be called/c dtfenderub ...
... for each other 510,132 Married pairs reputed happy in the esteem of the world 1,102 Married pairs comparatively happy 135 Married pairs absolutely and entirely happy 9 Married pairs in South-Britain, in all 872, 564 Let all married pairs ...
... A merry Inftance of this happened Lift Week at a tnoft noted Marrying- Houle, kept by a—, whole Name is —. A Woman goes there, and &fires the Mailer of the Houle to get a Man to be married to: He fends for One (he having many always ready at his Call) ...
... begin the world with, vet rclolve marry, and miserable, it be deemed petty larceny. If* younger brother marries old woman, purely for thefeke of maimcnce, let it be called fe defer: lev do. When a rich old follow marries a young v-cnch, in her full bloom ...
... 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 ...
... World with, yet refolve to marry, and bemiferable, let ft-bedcem'd petty Larceny. If a younger Brother mar- ries an old Woman, purely for the Sake of a Maintenance, let it De called fe defendendo. When a rich old Fellow marries a young Wench, in her full ...
... 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 ...
... that impediment of Speech, called, Stuttering, and Stammering ) was married to Miss Fothergill of this City, a Lady of great Beauty and For- tune ; as soon as the was over, the new married Couple set out with a great Retinue, for the Doctor's Seat at Cu ...
... 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 ...