... drinking Coffee, Servant wailing; the young one in Scarlet edged with Fur, making Fop, even in that Country,' feems AtijorneA marry Colombinc; her bather enters, they all agree and out to execute the Writings, leaving Bl.tkcs and his Man; after feme Difplay ...

... To-morrow Morning they will let out fur his L. rdfhip’s Seat in re. This Morning the m ft Noble the Marquis Carnarvon was married St. George’s Hanover-Square, Mils Margaret Kicoll. Daughter J .hn laie ot Southgate in Middielex; f.udy eautv, Merit, and ...

... in the Upper-Silefia, we hear, that one Andrew Schimd died there the Beginning of Uft Month in the 124 th ear of his Age. married in 1-752, and his Wife dying fifty Years after, betook another, by whom had four Children. His old Age was not attended with ...

... and Sucklings. Grave Citizens have been bit upon it} Ufurers have lent their Money on bad Security experienced Matrons have married very disappointing young Fellows j Mathematicians have milled the Longitude Alchymifts the Philofopher’s Stonej and Politicians ...

... Gloucefttr, May 5. We hear from the Pari Hi of St. Nicholas, near Cardiffe, in Glamorganfhire, that one Morgan, a Farmer, who married Widow of Subdance, and has fince behaved very barbaroufly to her, turned her and her Children out of Doors, and lived in a ...

... above 25 Stone per Quarter. He was bred Adon, near Felton, and fed by Samuel Cook, ol Newton in the Moor, Elqj Lalt Week was married Stockton, a Girl hut 10 Years of Age, Man 50. Gloucefer, May 12. A few Days ago was committed to our Caltie Goal, Giles Swain ...

... prevent clandettine Marriages, is, we hear, the earneft Kcqueft of many, that a Clauie may inferred in it to enable a Man to marry his dcceafed brother sVN ife, or Wife’s Sitter fuch Marriages having been proved to be neither contrary to the Law of God, ...

... Parifli, whom they took at eleven Years old, and have made the handled Girl imaginable. She is extremely pretty, and might marry herfelf Advantage, but Ihe fo loves her Millrefs, that Temptation is ftrong to prevail upon her to leave her. In thisfweet ...

... and Virtue one its brtghted Examples. The fame Day died, Mr. James Bothoniley, ac cminent Manchefter Tradefmen. Lall was married at Ardwick Chapel, Mr. Ifaac Worthington, an eminent Didiller this Town, DuckenfielJ, elded Daughter the late Robert Duckenfield ...

... him, Would marry the Lady or not But his Anfwrcr not being categorical, an Hour’s Time was given come to a final Keiolulion but that being and Barber appearing, the Lady, who 1: feems was little impatient lor a Husband, and reiblved be married that Day ...

... Offence, as Arguments to promote irtuc, and rellrain Vice? I entirely unacquainted with your Situation in Lift; but you arc married Man, I take the Li- 1 btrty to give you one Piece Advice. 1 here are certain Plates public Emertninn cut, which though thev ...

... to very curious. I he Gentleman’s Name (who was lately found dead ■ luppoled Officer, Craven, Northwich, in Chelhire. had. married Aits in Hamplhire, and was going t» Bath. hear from Brulol, that the young Gentleman, whom Colliers took Prifoner in the late ...