... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... This Day was married a young Lady of a great Fortune, about 18 Years of Age, to an old Man-Servant about 70, not worth a Groat ; she was so deeply in Love with him, that in spite of her Friends she would marry him : He was so near being married twice within ...

... fitting upon her Knee ; fhe replied, why dear Jack, 1 thought you were dead, and lam married again. Married! Ay quoth the fecond Husband. Very well, fays John, but I married her firfl:, and by G — d I'll have her whiift I am on Shore, and you may be her Husband ...

... an Account of the Britifh Court, far of tht Queen as follows. At the Time fhe married his Majeßy, file was Co much 44mired throughout the Empire, that the was courted to marry Charles the then King of Spain, and now Empetor of Germany. To bring about that ...

... Gervase Scrope, Esq; has been very ill of the Palsey, but is now much better, and will, in a little Time, accompany the new married Couple to Lincoln, where they in tend to reside the remaining Part of the Summer. Sir John Comyns being indiposed a Commission ...

... fitting upon her Knee; the reply'd, why dear Jack, I thought you were dead, and I'm marry'd again. Married' Aye quoth the fecond Husband. Very well, Ays John, but I marry'd her &11, and by G-4 I ll have her whin} I'm on Shore, and you may be her Husband ...

... for Cornwall to quell the Tinners, who are up in Arms to prevent the Exportation of Corn. On Sunday Edmund Chiney, Efq; was married to Mrs. Couitenay, a rich Widow; and .this Day they fet out for their fine Hf>ufe (late Mr. Samuel Lyme's) in Launcefton, ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. April 16. We hear from Fromc that Sim day laft was married William Seymour, Ell], youngeit Son Sir Edward Seymour, to Mil's Hippy, agreeable young Lady, with 30,000]. Fortune. ...

... which Time Ihe thought it reafonable to take another Husband, and was accordingly married to a Man by whom fhe had five Children, and he dy- ing, fhe was about being married to a third, when the firft came Home and fpoil'd the Sport. We had laft Saturday ...

... Pajfeng*'^ Ship and Cargo, all lift. . . Laft Monday died here * virtuous good old Wo. man, aged 97 Years ; fhe never was married (ergo a Maid) and lived as a Servant m one Family 45 Years, and died in the fame. ...

... laid the could not tell whether Mr. Levinge and her Daughter were marry'd or not, hut that the was fibre Mr. Levinge had a great Love for her Daughter, tho' the had heard they were marry'd. Her and her Daughter's Noife brought in old Mr. Levinge, who was ...