... Commiffion which no other Perfon could difcharge better than he. The Queen of Spain, Daughter of the Duke of Savoy, who had been married to King Philip twelve Years and a half, died on the 14th of February 1715, fhe had confer'd many Marks of her Efteem upon ...

... in the Courfe of an Age, for none are allowed without the Publication of Bans. Perfons cf Quality or Subftance are feldom married before thirty, becauie their Relations are at Liberty to difpofe of what they have as long as they live. The Women are generally ...

... 'Tis confidently reported* That the Count de Charolois is to be admitted into the Council of Regency, and that he is to be married to the Princefs of Modena. Letters from Rome tell us, the Pope is refolved to have Cardinal Alberoni try'd by Commi-laries ...

... pa>ing 60 or 70 lib. a Year, provides a Soldier, who has Diet and Lodging from the Farmer, and about 2c>\ a Year ; or if he is married, as moft of the Soldiers are, then the Farmer is obliged to build a little wooden Houfe for him, and maintain his Family. ...

... fail'd before to carry Intelligence of it to the Czar. The King has order'd the Names of all Roman-Catholicks who have married or been Married to Lutherians to be regifterd, to the End , that their Children may be educated in the Lutherian Principles. Paris ...

... they readily comply'd to; and the fame was this Afternoon presented to his Majefty. The Bifhop of St. Afaph was this Week married to Mrs. Pugh a Welch Lady of 300 per Annum, by the Arch-bifhop of Canterbury, at Lambeth Palace. 'Tis confirmed that Moufieur ...

... Mr. Whit worth, his Britannick Majefty's Ambailador Extraordinary, and Plenipotentiary for the Congrefs of Brunfwick, was married to Madam de Salengre at her Father's Houfe«> s Tis reported as a Thing certain, that the Congrefs for a Peace will be held ...

... Vrilliere, Secre- tary ef State, and conducted by the Marqueis de Dreux Mafter of the Ce- remonies. The Princefs of who is to be married to the Count de Charolois, is expected here very fuddenly, the Palace of Luxemburg is •fitting up for her Reception. The Sieur ...

... Ceremony, feeai'd to be ail in Tears. Then the High^Prieft pronouncing theßleffing in Hebrew, put Rings on the Fingers of the Married Couple, (landing under a Canopy of Crimfon Damask, adorned with Plumes of Feathers, &c. From hence they adjourned to Leat ...

... Richmond for Chichefter on the like Account. Edinburgh, Sept. 1 8. Saturday laft the Right Honourable the Earl of ■/eems was married to Colonel Charters his Daughter, a beautiful and irtuous Lady and the apparent Heirefs of a great Fortune. Yefterday about ...

... incognito. ' Pis talked that Prince is to take Poffeflipri of his Dominions in a few Days, and the Report of his being to be married with one of the Czar's Nieces increafes. Paris, Sept, 23. Letters from Madrid of the 10th Inftant advife that the Queen is ...

... the Peers which fate upon the Tryal of Mary Queen of Scots at Fothringay. The laft Lord was Son to the Lord William, who married Elizabeth Daughter to Sir John Prefton of Furnefe-Abby in Lancafhire. From ihe Evening Poft, OCiober 29, Amfxexdam* Nov. 4 ...