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... On a new-married Couple TRIUMPHANT Beauty never looks Ib gay, As on the Morning of a Nuptial Day; Love then within a larger Circle moves, New Graces 3dds, and every Charm improves. While Hymen does his lacied Rites prepare, The buy Nymphs attend the trembling ...
... ???? of Married People FONDLING before Company. '/ 1 rare in ■' of f Can the Parties en * 0 ' eaCh ° ther Butan ' 1 afions renders them t iVr oduced to a y ° ung marr »ed, and are ;'? nce to be e ed - Hvi{u, , d Scarcely faluted t'j ' cau h e»* eagerly ...
... Why Handfome Women often marry . Ordinary Mrv. Wr «_%■ f/wr. ' cut placet imparet Format atone antmtt fub juga aenem San* mm tre cum joa. H 0 R . ?? Uwly vifiting an agreeable Pair jull 1 m-tttitd, whom for Softnels fake I fhall call Philander and Eudolia ...
... 'm a young LADY who promised to marry -taken. that Spring comes. ROLL on Jfe days, -peed Jwih 0 tartly faring. And to my am my d-ar Pick;!!* bring t Floiella, 33 tbe ne.v blowi) ?? fair* Soft as the v*i ml ; iceae, an I i'-.ttt-x, as »ir. My eager lv*s» ...
... are be fettled at meeting mentioned preceding page Monday laft was married Thomas Crawley jun Efq to Mifs Savage filler of George Savage of Sevenhampton in this county Laft Week married at Worcefter the Rev Mr Taylor Mr Thomas Carden (who in partnerlhip ...
... 1 cuie remove is ij very married the added the their their were one churches at ceremony was by a certain Extradl cf Letter I or citizens’ i0 I) at Miitord-H?ven a careful any Great-Biitain Horfes a at the laid Inn very Charges Occafion for the Chaife ...
... “ i --- of marriage xnftead married weak before younger filler of of - s washing get of -of a cart went him farmer Clare in Suflplk horfe near on ' - - a woman genteelly dreffed threw jull above was though feveral went from the oppofite fide to her late ...
... king average pays was married at Gold-TngSj Ilertfordmire the feat of the the Right Hon the Earl to the Hon Mifs Barbara St filler to Lord St John of Bletfo in X'lorthamptcnlhire The fame day was tbe Rev Mr Earford orator of the univerfity Cambridge to ...
... This day Sir John Sebright, Bart. Member for the city Bath, was married to Knight, of the city of Worceller To-morrow the corpfe of the late learned Dr. Chandler will he carried trom his houfe at I'cckham, to be interred in atted* at Many of his congregation ...
... Efq brother and heir to the great eftate and fortune Francis Child late deceafed was married at Wrayfbury Bucks to Mifs Jodrell cldeft daughter of Gilbert Jodrell Ankerwykc Tuefday died Cotiduit-ftreet James Perkins Worcefterlhire Tuefday morning laft ...
... Epitaph on a Man and his Wife. JF, as they tell us, man and wife, Are marry'd only but for life, Say then, ye learned cafuifts, whether Tliv *ftci death fhculd lie together? Wrote by young lady the Window of Inn in the Road to London. Heavens! if innocence ...
... to. On Thurfday was married, at St. Auguftine’s church, Capt. A 111, in the land fervice, to Mifs Moore, of this city. And at the fame church, the Rev. Mr. Chapman, Vicar of Bathford, and Minor Canon of our cathedral, was married to in College-green. ...