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... * married at fifteen Years of Age to Lady Elizabeth Cromwell, the favourite Daughter of the Protector, being afterwards made his Master of the Horse, and created one of his Lords in Parliament, &c. Yesterday about Seven in the Morning died, after a short ...
... Marriages. HEnry Moncke, and ------ Mason, Esqs, both of the kingdom of Ireland, the former married to the Lady Arabella Bentink, sister to the Duke of Portland; and the latter, to the Lady Betty Villers, daughter to the Earl of Grandeson. Births. The ...
... From the St. James's Even. Post, Oct.18. THE Princess Royal is to be married in Robes of State, the Body and Petticoat being Silver Stuff, the former very richly embroider'd, and the latter cover'd with three Rows of Silver Lace, rich with Tossels, Fringes ...
... pP1.. ---_ On Tucfdaylail Mr. Cotton, sryg Gentlenan of about i 7 Years of Age, was married at Leonard's Church in Shorcditch, to Mrs. Morgan of Bethnal- Green,. a Widow Gentlewoman of Aleut 72 Ycars of Age, with a Fortune of i0,0001._ _ The ...
... Preitithe Whitehail Valhi P, jai. , 'Tislllll given out at Hamburgh, That des Duke of HolfteinGottorp is to marry one of the Princefies of the Court o' • Greatßritair' i ; and that the Baron de Starke; one of' his Minifters, is ibortly hither, with a ...
... MARRI A G E S. The Lady Drummure, Widow of ?? Duff ?? Drummure, Efq; ro Arthur Gordon of Carnoutfjj Efq; D.G, Thomas Stroud, Efq; to tin' fai', Anne Cecil, cldeft Daughter of *the Right: Hofc. rhe Earl of Salisbury. L. P. Charles Krunk of | Wiltlhire ...
... * Tbe Duke of Paralalias married a vouagPrmcefs, ar4; may have Heirs. The Great Duie. Wife may happen ■© die; and tbat Prince may marry again, aad g^ve Heirs .3, tie Koufe of Medi. is. ADV E R T I S E M E N I s- ?? the Honourable ALEXANDER BRO- DIE ...
... Quaker, who about four Years ago, married a young Lady in that Neighbourhood on whom be fettled a very handtome n jointure dung bee LW; but leaving no Nue, the Refklue of Eltate, computed at Forty Thouiand Pounds, or up. win* is by his Will to be divided ...
... 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 ...
... begin the world with, vet rclolve marry, and miserable, it be deemed petty larceny. If* younger brother marries old woman, purely for thefeke of maimcnce, let it be called fe defer: lev do. When a rich old follow marries a young v-cnch, in her full bloom ...
... World with, yet refolve to marry, and bemiferable, let ft-bedcem'd petty Larceny. If a younger Brother mar- ries an old Woman, purely for the Sake of a Maintenance, let it De called fe defendendo. When a rich old Fellow marries a young Wench, in her full ...