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... SCOTLAND. Edinburgh, Aug. 14. Yeflernight the Right Hon. the Lord Sinclair, watf married to the Countefs Dowager of Southcsk, a Lady of great Charatter and Fortune. There was feized by Mr. Paterfon, Surveyor at Leith. out of ?? Norway, 360 Gallons Of ...
... a few Weeks iince married Mifs Drax, Sifter to Henry Drax, Efq; Member for Lynn in Dorfetfhire. Ori Thurfday laft Stephen Poyntz, Efq; Governor to his Royal Highnefs the Duke, and Treafurer ofthe King's Revenue of Excife, was married ?? Chapel near Richmond ...
... SCOTLAND. Edinburgh, Sept. 19. Laft Friday the Right Hon. James Lord Boyd, eldeft Son to the late Earl of Kil- marnock, was married to Mifs Rebecca Lockhart, Daughter to Mr. Lockhart, of Craighoufe, Advocate. Yefterday Stewart, a Highlander, was taken into ...
... in the Night from agood Service, and married her at Berkley, and the next Day received her Money, ancl went off : But in a k\v Hours after his Departure, came to that Town a former Wife of hie, whom he had married that Day Twelvemonth before, and hearing ...
... the better . a-rengthemnga Union between the Courts of F ance 5 Spam; to wit, that the Dauphin marry an Infanta _? Sn, 1 and the Infant Don Philip marry an Infant of F.ance P ' Vimi, &p,. jo 0. S. Laft Week a very old Man. who £_ 91 8°r 0 .hV* m read ...
... Pcrfon to Marry, unlefs. there a Lawful! Impediment. VI The and In*l juftice Marrying for Mon^y; and the great! Misfortunes that frequently attend t'u.-h do! To which are added, Propofals for force Marriage, and for Taxing liitchellorsl refute Marry with the ...
... Gervase Scrope, Esq; has been very ill of the Palsey, but is now much better, and will, in a little Time, accompany the new married Couple to Lincoln, where they in tend to reside the remaining Part of the Summer. Sir John Comyns being indiposed a Commission ...
... Accommodation •; that «he lat- ter is to furnilh his Imperial Maj;fty with Men to fcrve in ■ Hungary; and the Prince Piemont is to marry one - p'nine Arch-dutcheflcs. 'Tis reported, that the late Duke Ormond hath been incognito at the Court ofSt. Germain. - . ...
... L On July 24, i ...
... Evening- Poft, Oct. 28. Copenhagen, OSobtr 14. 0. S. A that n ,V S wpenal MWdied, hiseldeii Daughter MAMa - Thbusa- Walpuhg* (marry dto the Great Dulce o( Tufcany ) was proclaimed Queen of the Romans, Queen of Hungary and Bohemia, Princefs of Twofilva- nta ...
... Fortune-Teller, he telling him he fhould have fuch a Young-Woman; but married another IV. The Condition Old Maid who fell fick, being told by the Fortune-Teller (hould never be married. V. A Grange and wonderful Secret dilcovered , Old Maid made Young again ...
... Yefterday died John Lane, Efq; at his Houfe near Lincoln's Inn Fields j 'tis laid he died*worth 200,000 1. His Daughter was married to. the late Earl of Macclesfield. ...