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... came away, by Whom we have this Account. . On Thurfday lail Mr. Sharwood, an eminent and wealthy Merchant at Liverpool, was married at the Cathedral Church (f Chefter to 'Mils Leigh, only Daughter and Heirefs of the to e Richard Leigh, of Leigh, in the County ...
... Etls to tb p7e - feni Earl of Winchelfea and Nottingham. On Sunday Dr. Martin Webb, an eminent Phyfki,:n at Coventry, was married at Lambeth Chapel to Mils Jane Priaulx, only Daughter and Heirels of the ktte Mr. Pri,tulx, Of Cliff.)rd's-Inn, an eminent ...
... Strength of rai l yr and by Degrees rob them of their Vigour and Fertility, infontuch n ;it, q , ken tkofe People come to marry they have puny, veak, half -got q dren, if any, uhick yet this noble enlivening Eleasary, the moil pol fad Medicine as v ell ...
... Diforders peculiarly incident to the Female Sex, commonly called the Green. Sicknefs, and in reftoring the Conftitution of marry'd Women, after Lying-in; as Multitudes of our Subjeas in general who have labour'd under fuch Affliaions, have molt happily ...
... has brought into that Place two Sp.inith Barks laden with Cochineal, bound to , Cadiz, valued at 30,000 I. , On Sunday was married at St.Paults-Mr. Lloyd, an eminent Merchant at Brittol, to Mifs Harcourt Egerton of Red-Lion- Square,a young Lady of great ...
... der of the Garter. His Grace married to his fieft Mary, Daughter , to John Brown, Efq; and Niece to Charles Duncomb, who in 1708 was Lord Mayor of L ° 6 , don; which Lady died without Iffue on January 15, His Grace married fecondly, on the 6th of June ...
... they are a never-failing Cure, and are to be'given from, feven Years oM to feventy. They are likewife equally proper for married Women, ruhen vith Child, and ought always to be taken one Month after Delivery ; for they cleanfe the Body, and purge off ...
... maker ofStour• bridge in WoNefterfhire, from wi,ence he Lady came to Town to fettle his private Affiirs. Laft Thurfday was married, at Wooburn in Bedfordfhire, James Carrington, of Litchfield, Efcf; to Mifs Anne Bruges of the fame Place, an agteeable y ...
... p'ut on toard 3 a Veflel at the cower, in order to fupply the Garrilons in England, tome of wnom are greatly in Week was married at Lincoln„roieph Petworth , a Gentleman poffefs'd of a large Efate in that County, bMifs Venables of Litchfield ; a young ...
... Corps of thelate Luke Ll' • Argyie, who wi l d; alte: lying in Stare. he interr'd in Weffininfter-, Abby. Laft Wee ic was married at Aidt.7gaveni*--in 14 , 1amontil claire, Herbeil 'I ryit, Eiq; or Lranant- 04, in Eirei 0 Wid6w , of John H .nbury, eft ...
... his Morning Mr. Cleaver, a wealthy Wine Merchant on St. Mary Hill, vas married to Mifs Galton, Daughter of the late Mr: Galton, a Wine-Merchant in the Bolough an ag:ceable young Lady with a Fortune of zo,ooo 1. This Year the Dutch have ernploy'd 137 Ships ...
... Diforders peculiarly incident to the Female Sex, commonly called the Green Sicknefs, and in reflaring the Conflitution of marry'd Women, after Lying-in; as Multitudes of our SubjeEls in general who have labour'd under fuels Affli6lions, have moll happily ...