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... with a Dofign, that when thefe Girls come of Age, they may be permitted to marry among the Mufqueteers, the Perfon they know 'to have the moft Merit, provided he chufes to marry among them. They write from Naples, that feveral flight Shocks of an Earthquake ...
... Paris to take Poffeflion of. what was left him by the late Marfhal Saxe, who made him liis Heir. The Count de Bellegarde married a Sifter of Marfhal Saxe, who was alfb a natural Daughter of Au-uiftus 11. King of Poland.** The King has given the Chevalier ...
... Collections, Theolo- gical, Hiftorical, Poetical, and Philofophical: Together with the Weekly Occurrences; as Births, Burials, Marri- ages, Preferments, Books, Stocks, dV. fo as to make it an Hillory of the Times. Britons attend the Good We here defign, In ...
... Lord Vifcount Weymouth, Ran- ger and Keeper of St. James's and Hyde Parks, at his Seat near Longleate, Wilts. His Lordfhip married one of the Daughters of the Right Hon. the Earl Granville. On Sunday Night the Right Hon. the Earl of Befbo- rough in the ...
... eloped again, in Company with the faid Dennis, about 7 ?? in the Evening, and went next Day to May Fair Chapel in order to be married, but on coming out of the Chapel, fhe was feized by fome of her Father's Agents, but he made his Efcape ; whereupon a Special ...
... accepted of, when, to her great Mortification, llie found the Gentleman ihe had fo unluckily fixed her Paffion upon had been married two Years before. We have an Account from Gloucefter, that a few Days fince Informations were made before the Mayor of that ...
... 2. Frederick, born Augufl 1730. And 4. William, born May 13, 1732. Alfu two Daugh- ters, Le Pell, married to the Hon. Mr. Phipps j and 'Mary, married to Mr. Fitzgerald. The late Earl of Briftol had farther IfTue as follows : 2. Thomas, bom Jan. 20, 1698 ...
... the Right Hon. the Earl of Albemarle, at Paris. A Bill is ordered into Parliament for granting cer- tain Privileges to poor married Persons, to promote Marriage, for the Increase of his Majesty's Subjects. On Wednefday last Orders were given by the Lords ...
... vicious Age, and to make Trade flourifh. PHILO-PATRIA. On Monday laft the Rev. Mr. John Wefley, a Mc- thodift Preacher, was married hy liis Brother, the Rev. Mr. Charles Wefley, to a Merchant's Widow, in Threadneedle-ftreet, of great Beauty, Merit, ''and ...
... various Sciences and Accomplifhments j and when thofe Maids fliall have attained the Age, at wiiich he will allow them to marry, fuch of the Muf- queteers as he fliall think moft deferving, will be al- lowed to chufe Wives amongft them. Should the reft ...
... once in the Pillory near Charing-Crofs. We hear that Dennis, the Jrifhman, who ran away with the Jew Lady, and attempted to marry her at May Fair Chapel, ( as mentioned in this Paper fome time fince ) is fentenced td fuffer three Years Imprifonment, and ...
... any Sect. We hear from Scotland, that no lefs than four Ladies of great Diftinftion there have very lately condefcended to marry their Livery Servants. Yefterday the King appeared in Publick for the firft Time Alice his Indifpofition, and there was a great ...