... ?? ' -I tary Dominions, the Pragmatick Sanfti- on to be guarantied by all the Powers of Europe: The Duke of Lorrain to marry the eldcft Archdutchtfs, to be declared K-ng of the Romans, and to yield his Country to Fiance in lieu ofwhich, part of the ...

... away in the Night from a good Service, and married her Berkley, and the next Day received her Money, and went oft': But in a lew Kours after his Departure, came to that Town a toinicr Witc ot* his, whom had married that Day Twelvemonth beibre, and hearing ...

... isthe Di every Perfon co Marry, unlefs there be a | fmpediment. VE. The Unrcatoniablenefs ar juftice of Marrying tor Money, and the that ...

... Men's Children, and others .- Be it therefore enacted, &c. That if any Perfon and Perfons, being married, or which hereafter mail marry, do at any Time marry any Perfon or Perfons, the former Wife being alive, that then every Offence fhall be Felony. It ...

... Sudbury in the County of Stafford, Efq; was marry'd to the Hon. Mrs. Mary Howard, youngeft Daughter of :Tfiomas late Lord Howard of Effingham, and Sifter to Sir' WillianrYbnge's Lady; after which the new married Couple fet out for Sir Gbnyers Darcy's Seat ...

... drown'd. Robert Hales, Efq; one of the Clorks of his Majcfty's mod Hon. Privy-Council, is Married to a Lady of above thirty thoi*- fand Pounds. Major Wyvileis married to Mrs, Wyvile, formerly Maid Honour to Queen Anne. , On Sunday in the afternoon, Count ...

... corded next Mori ii»C Journey. The Prince ierm nt's Mairi;.£e ilili agitation, but talked with Doubtfuinefs as the It inn marry , it isfaid, that the King had with ccrtain Minifter, the hitter mentioned two Ladies, who 'or a pali have been named the P ...

... who pretended to a Knowledge of what paffes at Court, affirm, that the Refo- lution appears to be abfolutely taken there of marrying the Son of tne Duke of Couriand to the Princefs of Mecklemburgh, prefumptive Heirefs to the Czarina. That as this I -*roje_ ...

... the Court, That the faid Mary, &c. pretending herfelf a Man, had married fourteen Wives, the laft of which Number was one Mary Price, who appear'd in Courts and depos'd, that (he was married to the Prifoner fome little Time fince at.the Parifli Church of ...

... the of Frejus, and the Count de Morvtllc it was ihere refolved to the Queen Spain, with the Content of the King her Father, marry our Monarch with Princefs 01 an Age proportionable that of his Majefty, that Heirs the Crown mjy procreated foon as poffible ...

... to be dead : The Account (he ■1 gave of herfelf was, That fhe was a Native of, and ' came from the Aland of Guernfey, was married a few * Years fince to an Itiihman, w|io had with her 4000 1. * the greateft Part of which he had fpent with her, but * fome ...

... cured in a Prifon many Years. His Polilh Majefty would jfain have married' •te of hia Daughtefs by this Lady to the Count de Hoym ; but ihe wouldne- :r hear of him, and was afterwards married to the Count de Moulinski, Trea** rer to the Couit. Paris. Jpvil ...