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... l n to the Baths. • •,. Yellerday Morning Henry Bridgman, Efq; of F'rinck- IP 0 n aill, in the County of Gloucefter, was married, at St, James's ,! , to Mifs Popham, only Sifter of Edward Popham, ~ •'' 1 1; one of the Reprefentatives in Parliament ...
... Wenlock Shroialhire, that a Couple . ' were Monday Married at 'a Chapel at Benthal, who were'eaeh'of them - above 70 Years' old; and what is remarkable, there is but one Eye between the new-married Coupleand theTathe'r Who gave them away, the Bride and ...
... that the Officers and Sailors were in good Health. Laft Sunday James Manwaring, of Beefton Hall in Staffordthire, Efq; was married to Mils Frances Manwaring, a near Relation to Sir Henry Manwaring, of Peover in C:-.hire, Bart. a Lady of great Merit, and ...
... Soldiers. A few Days ago Samuel Strode, Efq; Brother of William Strode, Efq; Member of Parliament for Reading in Belkfhire, was married at Bath to Mils Cope, Daughter of Ge • . neral Cope, a celebrated Beauty, with a Fortune of 40,• oo 1. , and Yetterday they ...
... GrolVenor4. itreet, an agreeable Lady with a fortune of zo,ocB/. • it' t , The fame Day Thomas Gape, Efo i ; of St. Alban ~ wa married to the only - Daughter or the LordVileoufitGrimiton: On 'Fhurfclay: died at his Houle in Grofyenor-iquare, John Morley f'revor ...
... Inhabi..ants Of ditfiice had crowded the City of Strasbourg with their Effe&s. Lail Sunday James Peochy, of Suffcx, Etq;.was married at DulwichtCollege Chapel,. to Mils Brampton of Croydon;, a beautiful young Lady With a Fortune of zo,otto L ~ Laft Saturday ...
... of Suffex, a Place olconfiderable Profit. _ On Saturday hit Jar. Milward, an eminent Phylician of Lincoln's Inn Fields, was marry'd at St James's Chapel, to Mils Wilmot, Niece to the Hon. Sir Thoma's Cookes Winfbrd, Bart. of Putney, a beautiful young Lady ...
... Freeman ; and one jobfon, for voting and not being ffx Months in the Ward. Loft Friday ---- Brightman of St. Allaan's, Efq; was married at Sn'Katharine'i by the Tower, to Mifs Bodicoate, Laughter of Mr. Bodicoa,te, an eminent: Hainburgh Merchant, a fine young ...
... involved,and particularly two Ladies of the Emit Rank and I Q.Liality, namely Madam Lapuchin, and Countels ilgolinsky (lately married to the Gratid Martha] Beaouchefl:,) who are beith Ladies of the Bed-Chamber. By what has ueen dif, covered, it has been judged ...
... lieffeis,, hurt their Tote, rare the V h and by Def,rees rob them of their Vi,•our and Fertility, when el,ofe People come to marry they'ha'vc puny, 7. eak,Jialr.:-01 . dren, if , any, uhich yet this noble enliveninf Eteanary, the F, I V Medicine as ,:' ell-as ...
... left well the latter End 'of July in near Bermudas, by two Ships arrived at Brittol the il lflft : Sunday - Price Efq; ,was married ac St. Alban's 4, 4l ifs Houghton, Daughter and Heirets of Theodofius of Bedford, Efq; a Lady of fine Aecomplifh- I/ten t ...
... the ordinary Sort were left unfold. - Lad - Thurfday Mr. Whitebrearl, an eminent and wealthy Hardwire-Man in Cannon-Street, married at St. Paul's to Mils Hinde, Daughter of Peter Ilinde an eminent Brewer in I..e.ither-Lane; a young Lady of great Beauty and ...