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... purpot • of giving water to the horfe. the ebaife that gentleman left his wife beautiful young lady, to whom he had been married but the day before.) for the purpofe finding the hoftler. The horfe fuddenly took fright at the yelping of dog, and ran furioufly ...
... are there of both sexes, that are deterred frasn entering into the married state, by infirmities which delicacy foibids them to disclose and those are not a few, who,being already married, arc rendered miserable for want of those tender pledget of mutual ...
... com- bated in a regular Way iv a pitched battle In this fort of warfare they have, however, loft a number of men, but not fo marry as the tnfurgent royalifts, confifting chiefly of young ?? any diftinguiihed leader, difcipline, or means to be compared at ...
... Patterfon, an American mer- chant, and brother to Mifs Patterfon, of Baltimore, whom the American papers ftate to have been married to Jerome Bonaparte, has been in London about a month. This Gentleman contradids the report of the marriage having taken place ...
... their leisure moments, they may ma^e themselves acquainted with every circumstance that is necessary for a female, whether married cr single, to know ; and also the proper remedies applicable to all such cases. The design of this publication is likewise ...
... batred to Royalty ! — But, as Benedid fays in the play, When I fwore to die (ingle, I did not think I fliould live to be married. With regard to the Invafion of England, the Moniteur has the following curious .and equivocal expreffions : — *i Wlien we ...
... faid to be at length determined. Yefterday, a coachman to a family near Grays-Inn-lane was apprehended, charged with having married five young women. The laft wife is about 18 years of age. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, May 28. Mr. Sturgess ...
... JOHN LEGARD, Bart. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, AND AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. MESSRS. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, finding that marry venders of medicines have sold Calcined Magnesia, and Aro- matic Spirit of Vinegar, with bills of directions and labels similar ...
... as when one is old, and the other young, as JofepUs marriage with Mary j and Sdly. The Devils making, as when two old folks marry not for comfort but cavetoui- ricfs, and then - * * . Xanhymtn&u adat W 4, non gratia UeU. WEDKESDATS MAIL. LONDON, Mokdav ...
... dare to invade my do- minions, I will lay him as flat as a trumpet. Kotz^bue, who, it is remarkable, paints molt of his married heroines as imputes, has takeu to himfelf a third wife ! An Hiberr in being afked lately, if he di#*iot refide -vith a very ...
... metcv of a foreign defpot, who, to fiis other infults, is joining that, of obliging a Princefs of the Royal Foufeh of Spain to marry one of his upfiart relation-. — Tbis ftate of things is . furely enough to break the heart, as well as mortify the pride cf ...
... minutes of the anfwers they received, followed, them into Deal, and caufed them to be apprehended. Earl Cowper was this day married to Mifs Lambe, daughter of Vifcount Mel- bourne *, they left town immediately after the ceremony, for the Earl's feat in Dor- ...