... Cardinal's Hat to Rome, and refigned his two Archbiftiopricks of Toledo and Seville ; and tis faid his Royal High- nefs is to be married to Donna Maria Anna, fe- cond Infanta of Portugal j but they don't yet tell us what fecular Eftablifhment is defigned for ...

... Months, and 5 Days. She was. Daughter to the Emperor Leopold, by Elenore-Ma- deleine of Neubourg. The 9th of July 1708, fhe married John V. King of Portugal, who died inthe Year 1750, by whom fhe had three Children, Doi» Jofeph his prefent Majefty, Don Pedro ...

... virtuous and had lived, it would have been his deftiny to have been affaflinated himfelf, with the wife he would have married, and the fon that would have been born to him. But why, faid Zadig, ...

... Expedition. Who is to com- mand her is not known there. They write from Birmingham, Sept. 30, that on the Tuefday before was married, at Ewe Withington, near Hereford, Robert Phillips, Efq; to Mifs Anne Bowdler. Mr. Phillips is upwards of eighty Years of ...

... in that Town, and having fent fnr fome Shoes, a Shoe- maker came with them ; fhe bought a Pair, and pre- vailed with him to marry her privately. After having lain with her aNightortwo, fhe rofe one Morning pret- ty early, and went off with her Servant, ...

... Caftle.-r-At his Seat in Wiltfhire, aged about 90, the Right Hon. the Lord Ranelagh, of the Kingdom of Ireland. His Lordfhip married one of the Daughtei 9 ofthe late Peter Bathurlt of Clarendon Park, in Wilts. Efq; (Brother to Lord Bathurft) by whom he never ...

... moft un- fortunate Woman upon Earth, had (he not been endu'd with an equal Share of Patience as good Senfe :--■■ ■ She was married very young to Stvmtt % a Man of a moft haughty auftere Dif- pofition, and one, who like too many of his Sex, had got it into ...

... your Ears till I am no more, it may be better received :— lt is this, my Dear, Aat ?? as loon as Decency permits you will marry La- eonia ; — neither of you ought to make any other * Choice :— The'World, you know, has been loud in ?? on thatLady'sScore ...

... very probably have not their Felloivs in Europe. The Age of the Hufband and Wife, taken together, made 232 ; they havbeen married full 70 Years, they Man is 1 29 Years, the Woman.lo3, and the latter is as brifk and nimble as any Woman of fifty. This happy ...

... of Madrid and Lifbon in Intrigue, and does it by intermixing the Affairs of the Cardinal Infant, whom fhe is defii ous of marrying to one ofthe In-. fantas of Portugal, to the End fhe may procure him a 'Crown. This young Prince is as full of Political ...

... Halkett's and Col. Dun- bar's Regiment*: to Virginia* - , John Lyons, a Journeyman Dyer at Pimlico, who lately made an At tempt to marry a young Wo- man forcibly at Lucan, but was prevented by Mr. ?? Vefey, who ordered the faid Lyons to Kilmainham Gaol, from whence ...

... inexpreflible Grief of that noble Fa- mily. HisLordihiphad the Command of a Regiment in tiie Dutch Service, and was very lately married to a Daughter of the Earl of Hoptoun, a Peer of Scotland. We learn from Gottenburgh, that there has been this Seafon fucb ...