... December et. 'Tis writtta irofn Pari*, that Mr. Levi, a rich Jew, has embraced the Chriftian Re- ligion, for the fake ot marrying a beautiful young Woman in Qjuinquampoix-ftreet, who, without thofe Terms of Cohverfion, would not buckle toy: the moft Chriftian ...

... laft, the Hon. PiK Devereux, Son and Heir Apparent to the Lord Vifcount Hereford, and Knight of the Shire of Montgomery, was married at Spraughton, by the Rev. Mr. Becfton, to Mrs. Elizabeth Martin,only Daughter of Leicefter Martin Efq; of this Town. By which ...

... Countefs of Mar fet out for France, having obtain'd Leave to vilir her Husband. The Lord Vifcount Shannon of Ireland, is married to a Neice of CoL Orfeur. We hear, Colonel Treby of the Guards, is appointed Governor of Dartmouth Caftle. The Rt. Hon. the ...

... Ann and vacant by the Death of his Lordfhip's Son. One Leach, the Sexton of St. Leonard Shot editch, (aged 74 Years) Was married jo his own Son's Widow, who left behind him three Children; fothat his Grand- Children are now become his Sons. When the old ...

... Foot in Spain, and kill'd there in the late War. The Sifter, Mary Stanhope, was Maid of Honour to Qjieen Anne, and after married to Charles Fine, Efq; now Lord Vifc. Fane of Ireland. His YVife was Lucy Daughter of Tho. Pitt, Efq ; fre- quently call'd ...

... Crown in any Poft whatever for the future* Laft Week the Honourable Wm, Pawlet, Son of the Rr. Hon the Lord Wm. Pawlet, was married to the Lidy Annabella Ben net, 2d Daughter of the Earl of Tankerville. On Tuefday laft Mr. Chandler , one of his Mijefty's ...

... George Ld. Li§ut. and Cuftos Rotulorum of the County of Leicefter, and Knight of the moft Noble Order of the Garter : Het married his firft Wife, Catherine the 2d Daughter of Wm. Ld. Ruffel. and lifter to the iate Duke of Bedford, who died: in Childbed ...

... Years, and is fucceeded in Honour and iflate by his Son of about § Years of Age. On Thiirfday laft the Earl of Burling- on was marry'd to the Lady Mary Saville, daughter to the late Marquefs of Hallifax. The fame Evening the late Mr. Secretary -raggs was interr'd ...

... Maroding and ftray tog from tiieir Camp, have been taken Prifoners, and bjr the King's Order, fore'd to turn Mahome- tans, and to marry Moorifh Wdmen $, after which they were fent far into the Country to dwell there. The Marquis de Lede has notundreft himfelf ...

... the Houfhold, and foon after Pre fide nt of the Council. He married to his firft Wife,' Urfula, Daughter of Colonel Stawell, and Widow of the Earl of Conway, by whom he had no Iflue. He marry'd fecondly^ the ■ Lady Catherine, elde'ft Daughter of Fulk, ...

... Venice to Rome, to fee the Ce- remonies of the Eafter Week. He makes no great Figure, tho' he has Money enough, and would fain marry hi* Daughter to an Italian Prince. He has offer'd to ad- vance the Commerce ofthe Venetians •, but they apprehend his Project ...

... Houfe Officers, at the Black-Bull in Stoke-Newington,as they were commg to London. La ft Tuefdny the Earl of Burlington was marry'd to the Lady Dorothy Saville, the Ideir of the two Daughters, Co-neirefTes of the late Marquis of Hall fax, and Grand Daughter ...