... the Earl of Hadington was married to Mrs. Lloyd of Spring Gardens, a Lady of uncommon Excellence of Mind and Perfon ; and on Thurfday they fet out for Chevening in Kent, the Seat of the Right Hon. the Earl of Stanhupe, who married his Lordfhip!s Sifter. ...

... write from Hamburgh, that {ixteen Ships, with all their Cargoes, were lately loft in the Gulf of Finland. OnTucflay lalt wes married at Mereers Chapel in Cheapfide, Capt. John Elphinfton, to Mifls Amelia Warburtou, Daugbter of John Warburton, Efq; Somerfet ...

... within a Mile of Abecbrothwick, by which Accident three Men perithed. And that on Tueflday fe’nnight a venerable Couple were married at Oldeer ; the Man is 76, and the Woman 73 Years of Age, and they have only five Tecth betwixt them both, but have re-entcred ...

... who had them always inwardly, Mris, Hodge; wbo had them-18 Years, lfobe{ Renderfon, and many Gentlewomen unnamed, and a married Lady of Quality, and fome {oqu Ladies, who werc a long Fime in Diftrefs, arc perfe&tly healed, and William Spadie, in all ...

... Robert Brown, William Dickfon, Thurfday laft John Anftruther, Efg; Son to Sir John Anftruther. of That-Ilk, Baronet, was married to Mifs Jenny Fall, Daughter to Provoft James Fall, late of Dunbar, a Lady of great Beauty and Merit. On Friday and Saturday ...

... which the_Cardinal Infant Don Lewis of Spain has fome time entertained of quitting his Ecclefiaftical Preferments, in order to marry, feems to be abfolutely confirmed, and it is faid with a great deal of Affurance, that it will be to Madam Henrietia. This ...

... fome being drove from their Anchors, with the Lofs of their Rigging, &c. Tucfda‘y laft his Grace the Duke of Ancafter was married to Mifs Panton, fole Daughter and Heirels 10 — e Panton, Efq; a very beautiful young Lady, with a Fortune of 60,000 I. And ...

... Surinam, has lately difpofed of all his Effe&s, withdrawn out of the United Provinces, and retired to Berlin, where he is to marry the Daughter of one of his Pruffian Majefty’s Minifters, who, on that Score, will raife him to the Dignity of a Coun®, and ...

... Ageount of herfelf, viz. That her Father is a Juftice of the Peace in Yorkfbire ; that, contrary to his Inclinarion, fhe married one of his Clerks ; that her Father, in Refentment, found Means to lay Crimes to her Husband’s Charge, for which he was wied ...

... Gentleman of diftinguifhed Parts and Le~' ning : He has left bebind him a difconfolate young Lady, tu whom he was lately married. Laft Saturday his Grace the Duke of Argyle fct out from this Place for London. This being the Anniverfary of the Detetion ...

... the Cardinal's Hat, and return to the fecular State; fo that we may expeét to hear {oon whatPrincefs is allotted for him to marry. Mr. Keene, the Englifh Minifter, had a Conference with the King’s Minifters a few Days ago vpon fume very important Subjeéts ...

... Saxe’s Death, his Will has b;en foind ; by which, after -gevcul Legacies, he leaves his Brothér-in-Law M. .de Bellegarde, who married his Sifter; and’ is' Mihifter from the'King of Poland ar the ?\!d Turin, his-Refidoary Legatee. It is the general pimion ...