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... fbr hence•the prideof . is often More infuftershle in its tifeel, than hisill-batOre or intenfibility; • 'My f\ iend Slim, married With every piilpelitof happinef> ; his -wife is handforne, and goad.natured ; the is fond too of hm in extr4:ute, ,and her ...
... ; Malaga; John Liddeidaie,Efq; at Carth a gen a; r WitriliekWirkte; Eiq; at ;kin t;. Wiiliam G , gorY,..E.f9 at Barcelona; Marry, E at kiajorca. , - 1 1 / a r-Oice;' March 11,4, His f; as pleafed to appoint Jam uel Etiv.icke, to I . eeretary Wild regilter ...
... daughter home again, and . you !kali keep her fortune. 'fhis propofal was too advantageous to be re-. jefted ; our young married man. therefore, fet ut with great eag,ernefs to get rid as he thatight ofhis.hories and his wife. At the fit ft houfe.he came ...
... proverbial laying, which is made ufe of when a woman governs her htfband. A gentleman of a certain county in England,' having - married a young lady of confidCrable fortune, and with many other charms, yet fiod- - ing, in a very fhort. time, that the was °fa ...
... owhis condud, and ri:lnders him a complete miler. Though he has. long enjoyed a competency, he never had Ipirit . enough . to marry. He was afraid of the expence. He hazes his relations ; becaufe he thinks .they expeel his fortune at his deceale. _He i has ...
... , ~4 ~. ) • .2 - apt. Lee; Lo 14 D 0 N., A very Cup- Or of 4hoice ME nid r Nis, SPICES, &t. which fell aireduced prices':,Marry *tides • 41 cheap as they can - bell:Po-right rilatlifilittitles at Irdtdon. Gtafs'x In'agnefia 'per box '4B. s-2 Hedry's ditto ...
... Aix-la-Chapelle, when he was obliged to depart out of France, he has had little opportunity of (hewing himfclf to the world.—He married the Princcfs Maximi- April, :1772, 'but Alley NIA% had no iflue ; that the male line , of the royal familyf Stuart is now ...
... the year 1745 he returned to Philadelphia ; with his fatally, where he lived fill the time of his death. He was foultimes married, and had 18 children, all of whoin 4:re by his firit wife: , At one time of his life• he fat down at his OWn table with 14 ...
... r to Holland,- who is now in the fifteenth year of her age. The Bifhop, as a Sovereign independent Prince in Germany, may marry at his pleafnre ; but as a fecondary heir to the Crown of Great-Britain, he mutt not make a matrimonial alliance previous to ...
... altogether With the bill's. 7 -, N. B. A mulatto niatt:named Noe); all'as Natalis, belonging to Mr. Le Merle de Beaufond,' who married Mr. Geffricr's only-daughter, did runaway about the fame tithe of the above papers being ftolen, and as the gentle. dwell ...
... altogether with the bills. • N. B. A Mulatto ..rhan naraed Noel, alias Natali, belonging to Mr. Le Merle de Beaufond, who married Mr. •Geffri , r's only daughter, did runaway about the fame time of the ahoye papers, being flolen, and as ,the gentlemen ...
... alto. , tether With the bills. N. B; A mulatto man rianted Met alias Natalis,_belonging _to Mr. Lc Merle de Beau. fond, who married Mr. Geffrifr's only daugh,.. ter, did runaway about the fame time bf above papers being,ftolen, and as the gentle men dwell ...