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... The MARRIED MAN. I Am married—and happy—with wonder hear thisj Ye Rovers and Rakes of the age, Who laugh at the mention of conjugal blifs, And whom only loofe pleafures engage. You may laugh, but, believe me, are all in the wrong; When you merrily marriage ...
... 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 ...
... Advice to a new-married Lady, Of high Tajfe, and not a little vain of her PerJ'on. HE moilftupidofPaffions, dear Madam, is Pride; T/ ou'd you pleafe your Acquaintance, you'd call tio' unmannerly, wholefome you'll find, *ir Perfon, and more of your Mind ...
... ???? 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 ...
... MARRIED. Tuefday was married at Greenwich the Rev. Mr. Swindon, to Mifs Bell of that Place. DEAD. Monday died the Rt. Hon. Ja. King, Baron Kingftoii, of the Kingdom of Irclanl, and one of his Majefty's Moft Honourable Privy Council. His Pot- tune of near ...
... This morning was marri the Right Hon. the Earl of Mils Hougham. Immedial mono the new-married pa Lorcifhip's feat at Compton CARLISLE Monday IA the Sol. won by ...
... Extras f - 00- D ?? Marri ac ?? We have now icvcral ru of • i ( countries of VVateribrd, Cork, Li rick, . ry, and Glare, who. in defiance of Government, have committed many act;., bordering very near iror-:- rebellion, in deftroying planted BS, brc open ...
... * From the Marri-iico Gazette, Aup. 21. St. Peter, ftug. 21, OnThurfday, the 13th inftant abour ten af nighr, the whole horrizoh dirkeritfd, ihe wind blowinglfirriqufly from the.norih- Welt, the clouds voriri cd . fortenis mingled vviih fl -niing bitumen ...
... MARRIED. Tuef £*y was married at Kingfton in Surry, C*pt. Wefton, of Leicefter, to Mifs Cooper, of Kingfton. DEAD. Thurfday died, at his Houfe in Cavendiih- Square, Edward Wortley Montague, Efq;. Member of X Pa> Hamert for Peterborough m Nbrihamptonffiire ...
... 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 ...
... MARRIED. Yesterday Mr. Miner, of Fenchurch- Street, Merchant, was married to Miss Lau??e, of St. Mary Axe, Niece of John Lewis Laubners, Esq. DEAD. By a letter from New-York, dated Dec. 8, there is Advice of the Death of the Hon Benjamin Tasker, jun. ...
... Major-General Hodgfon. MARRIED. Saturday Night the Hon. and Rev. Dr. George Talbot was married to the Hon. Mif* Ann fiouve.ie, of Hanover-Square, Sifter to the Right Hon. LorfFolkflorie. DEAD. A few Days ego died at Lambeth, Sir William Wirtevvronge, ...