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... that a Project is on the Carpet for marrying the Archduke Jofeph, el- deft Son of their imperial Majefties of Germany, (born March 13, 1741 ) to the eldeft Daughter of his Sicilian Majefty fborn July 1 6, and for marrying the Duke of Calabria, eldeft Son ...
... an Account of the Death of Juliana Maria, Queen ot Denmark. She was Daughter of of the Duke of Brunfwic- Wolfenbuttel, and married ro the King of Den- mark the Bth of July, 175 a. Wednefday his Grace the Bukecf Newttffftr gave a grand Dinner to ?? of the ...
... JLecoejs, jpeirtuatp i*. Laft Thurfday fortnight wai married at St. Pater's Church in this Town, Mr Andrew Dathe, oi Little- Woodhoufe, (late Con fal at Cadiz) to Mils Rebecca Ray, Sifter to Mr Solomon Ray, an eminent Botcher, a young Lady pi extraordinary ...
... February 6. Kl* Arriv'd tt Mail from FRANCE. Ex trail of a Letter /rem Lition, dated Dec. 29. T v TOT one Word is faid about the Marri- |^lJ age of any of our PrinceiTes. The King's X real Intentions with regard to that of the Pfincefs of Brafii, prefumptive ...
... George's Far- things as follows, To the Grave-digger, 24 To a Mourning Peal, 48 To other Dues. 222 294. The Day following was married at theaboveChurch, Mr Robt.Whitaker.Mafter of theFreeGrammar- School of that Town, to Mifs B. Thomas, Niece of ihe Rev. Mr ...
... DIED. In the 9 jth Year of hu Age, Edmund Carriber- layne, Efq; at MsugeriWy in Gloucefrerftrire. He married in 1692, Emma, third Daughter to James Lord Chandos, uniting two of the Chief Families in that County ; and in 1710 he difcharg- ed the Office ...
... for nTpTetenae«r' that his Cathotick Majefty will furrehder that King- dom to the Infant Don Lewis, his.Brotber * who is to marry one of the Infants of Portugal. They ?? go lb far as to | aflure. us, that the making out of the Limits for feparating Galica ...
... from him two Days after, intimating that he was well, a/id very happy in the Arms of a young Lady in Newcaftle, whom he had married, and had made ufe -of this Stratagem to reconcile his Parents to his Mar- riage, whofe Joy at the loft Sheep's being found ...
... Day of Mar. riagc. Alas, Sir, reply'd) the other, I am forry I wa3 fo unhappy to be miftaken ; I told you that I Would not marry for twice the Sum you offer'd at firft', which you may remember was Five Thoufand Pounds ;—— and I think you cannot give me ...
... the Week before laft. was fbon expected to declare himlelf a Rom in Catholic, is the Marquis of Bran- denbourgh-Bareith, married to the King of PrufnYs eldeft Siller. It is to vex England, the fiift Pro- teftant Power in Europe, that the German Princes ...
... from HOLLAND. FranckftTt, in Germany, Feb. 20. ON Monday rail the Margravine of Baden Dour- lack, after being four Year- married without hay* in^ a Child, was fafcly deliver .-a of a Son. Milan, in Italy, Feb. 8 An epidemical Diftemper has bioke cut in ...
... M AR R I E D. The Hon Mr. Batsman, Brother to Lord Vifcount Bateman and Nephew to the Duke of Marlborough, married at Bath, to Mifs Hedges. BIRTHS. The Lady of the Right Hon. the Abergavenny fafely delivered of a Son ?? at his Lordlbip's Houfe in Cha ...