... taken into his pay 45,0o0 Ruffian troops. Died at Triefte, Princefs Marie Vifor, aunt to Louis XVI, aged 66. 9. rhe Duke ?? married to the Princefs Royal of Fiance.at Mittau. The'infurgent army under Cardinal RoeTo got pof- feffion of Naples. i9. General ...

... fpirits, that I feelm yfef, if I may be al. lowed the expreflson, an inhabitant of another world. About ten months fince, I married, and three weeks ago my wife prefented me with a fen, to the great joy of-myfelf and friends, who have a long timrnedefpaired ...

... one ^of the thirty! Peers delega- ted from'the Irifh Parliament to-Great-Britain, after Ch union. Mr. 'A elo- Taylor,' iwho marrieds Sir Harry's filer, is to be the -new reprefintative -for Durham. ' t ' According to the Armr-Eitlnates laid before' thle ...

... rich, every one wiflies dead-fneaking about for refugefrona thenrfelves. No ; they have a great majority of ferious hours, Married Men farely have caufe to be merry-- Have they ? Let every man fpeak for himfelf. If a man have a good wife and a dutiful family ...

... forrowing -relatives and' domeflics* his lall dying injunilon to theni was, to Idelivrer Li., laeX { tobi Krisg.. NIr. Srnmet married jelfe the diughter of Campbell, Efq. by whoei e had twvo daughters: Aniie jcllee thel eldeft was tnarried to the late Nathaniel ...

... morning and espired. T The caufe of this fatal rafilrifek; it ias 6aid, was an . ffaion to a won-an, whom honor forbid hist marry- , rrg, butr ithout whom 'his lire was miferable. It is faiid, howevei, that he laboured tinder fomie degree 'df. moesralt ...

... condu6ted her to ,Rull, and went to every clergyman in that town, afking him to marry them. Not fucceed- * ing however, he proceeded to Beverley, and there got hinmfelf married with this unfortunate young woioan, whom he had feduced from lier friends, by ...

... churches and temples tobe-pul- led down and burned, or deliroyed in' fome other manner, Chriflian'and pagah were com-- pelled to marry mahometans, and nrahometan women were compelled tormarry beathens and chriltians ; the pagans were' deprived of the token of ...

... moll partigularly on the uniformity of ?? in the Emperor of Germany, and contended, that althostgh it was tc be lamented that marry of our friends had de-erted us durirtg the conteli, yet that ncv-erthefk-, wlihltr their confederacy did lall, it benfitcd ...

... wvas, in x6p9, raiiid to the dignity of an Eltftor, Fefole whlich,i he was hcad of the College of German Princes. Ernefl married Sophia, daughter of Frede- tic Eleffoa Palatine and King of Bohemia, by Eliza- beth, dau.'hter of James 1. King of England ...

... few days the Offices which Y vacant in his gift. The right lhon t has juqL appointed his relations Jnhn Tlei Ef q. who was married in ALgu af toa,, I Cafilda Stanhope, the daughter of Earl I hopea to the very vadluable office of the Exchequer, vacant ever ...

... the firfl of 'OI 1754; he afeended'the throne the' isth of '±ov.f 1796; married, 1oth of' Oa. .1773, Matolia AlexiJ ewna, ?? 'Darmfladt;-who dying 26th-of, April, 1776, he married, cn the s3th of Otober following, Sophia Dorothea, .of Wurtemburgb>Stlt-i ...