... 20. This Day was married a young Lady ol good Fortune, about Eighteen Years of Age, to an old Matt Servant, about 70, not worth a Groat ; but the young Lady was fo deeply in Love with him, tbat in fpite of her Friends fhe would marry him ; He was fo near ...

... way to maintain themfelves, nor any thing to begin the World with, yet refolve to marry, and te miferable, let it be deemed; Petty Larceny. If a younger Brother marries an old Woman purely for the fake ofa Main- tenance, let it be called/c dtfenderub ...

... that impediment of Speech, called, Stuttering, and Stammering ) was married to Miss Fothergill of this City, a Lady of great Beauty and For- tune ; as soon as the was over, the new married Couple set out with a great Retinue, for the Doctor's Seat at Cu ...

... Woolhaugh, an eminent Attorney in College- Green* who married one of his Nieces, 1000 1. and his Dwelling Houfe atthe Fort, and to be joint Executor with his Nephew Thomas Elbridge, Efq; who lately married Mifs Hort, a rich Heirefs to whom he left his fine ...

... from Ringfwood in Gloucefterfliire,' that John Farmer, a Clothier,; aged 82, was married tothe Widow Greenwood of Newent in the fame County, aged 76,- bpth having been married three times. Yefterday the Rig! t Hon. the Lord Harvey, elded Son to the Earl ...

... this City, who died laft Week at Langle-Bury in Hertford-hire. Dying un- married, we hear that his Eftate will go to George Langdel, of Staines, Efq; !*who the other Day married Mifs Ingram, ?? Windsor. ...

... ?? ' -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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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_ ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...