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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» ...
... 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 ...
... the Printer, &c. IT now near feven Years fince, after many Difficulties, I was happily married to the Man of Choice. Our Affection was mutual; and every Day produces new Inftanee of my Hufband's Worth and Goodnefs of Heart, my Love for him is indeed ...
... The Female Complaint. By a Lady. [Adilrefedto Polly Careless.] HOW hard on Woman is the married State, Whether the Man Hie weds Hie love or hate. If fore'd our Hand without our Heart give, The loath'd Careffes make it Death to live. Mifs, in Romances ...
... To the PRINTER, &c. I Find myfelf uncxpeftedly married in the news-papers, 'without knowledge or confent. Sinee l am fated to be a hufband, 1 hope at lead the lady will perform the principal duty of wife. Marriages, they fay, arc made in heaven, but they ...
... Married.— — Wednefday, at his Grace'! houfe in Arlington-ftreet, by a fpecial licepce from his Giace the Lord Archbifhop of Canterbury, the moft noble Evelyn Pierpont, Duke of Kingfton, to the Hon. Mrs. Chud- leigh, Maid of Honor to her Royal Higfinefsthe ...
... Married.- — -At Weitminfter, William JolhlTe, Efq; member for Petertfk-ld in Hamplhire, to Mif* liv ton, only daughter and icle htiref, of the late Sir Richard Hylton, Bait, of HyltolS-caitle in the county Durham. Dud. The Hen. Mrs. Selby, wife of Gabiiel ...
... Married. At St. Augnftine'* church, Mr, On, Watfon, merchant, of thi* city, to Mil* Neln**, d Bcdminfter ; a truly amiable lady, witk a fan** if to.oool. — At St. jamet'a church, Mr. Taylor, rk- tualler, in Redcliffc-ftrert, to Mrs. Wilcox, it tk Horfe-fair ...
... Married At tbe Qjuker't meeting, Mr. Tho- mas Smith, of Coventry, to Mif* Elizabeth Dodflion, daughter of Mi . Dodfhon, Woollen-draper, of thi* Ci- ?? amiable young lady, with a good fortune. Died.— — Mrs. 11 tine «, iv Callow-hill Itreeta— At Cliftcn ...