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... Duke will ftrortly reftored all., his Honours; and that his Sons the Prince de Dombes, and . the*. Count d' Eu, are to be marry'd, the Elder to Mademoifelle of Charalois, and the Younger to Mademoifelle of Clermont, to the Duke of Bourbon; but this looks ...
... he did not fee the Chili!, and it was Bed* Week the Right Honourable the Lord Joruce, ion of the Earl of A*yleibury was married the Lady Boyle, Sifter to the Larl Burlington, '[¦*'* Count whofe I*athe»r was Govcrnour Vienna when /it befieged by is ...
... Majefties, that they may be pleafed to declare him Heir to this King- dom after their Deceafe, and give their Confent to his marrying an C_urian Princefs, in Confideration of which Marriage, the Czar will yield to him Li- vonia, Efthonia, and Finland, by ...
... was interr'd privately the next Night at St. Giles's in the Fields. O.n Thurfday in the Evening the Earl of Burlington was married to Lady Mary Savile, Daughter of Wm.Savile, late Marquis of Hallifax, and Grand Daughter of the Earl of Nottingham. ...
... Venice to Rome, to fee the Ceremonies of the Ea- sier Week. He make^no great Figure, tho' he has Money enough, and would fain marry his Daughter to an Italian Prince. He has offer'd to ad- vance the Commerce of the Venetians*, but they apprehend his Projeft ...
... Houfhold Goods, will be fold on Thurfday the Thirteenth Day of April, at Carey Coats a- forefaid, by John Cotefworth, E£u/who is married to the Widow, and {ble Adminiftratrix gf the faid Mr. Shaftoe: Any Perlon may have a Year's Credit upon Security, or a Year's ...
... Gentlemen were robb'd on the Road different in Difguifc. We hear a Parent is preparing to pafs the Seals for creating Will. who marry'd the Right Honourable the JLarl Sunderland's Daughter, a Peer Ireland. 4 lis reported, that the Ship call'd the of Guns, and ...
... Senators in getting the Prince of Hcfle Chofe King, and that the Lords that oppofed him have prevailed with the of Holfteiii, to marry either the Czar's Daughter, or the King of Denmark's ; in Order to get further Afliftance purfue his Claim to Crown of Sweden ...
... 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. ...