... Days fince Sir Lifte; Hole Bart. of Afton-Hall in the County of-War w i c k, 7 and Member of Parliament for Litchfield, was married I to Mils Harput, Sifter of Sir Henry Harper, of Twyford * in Derbyfhire Bitrt. a Lady of great Fcrtune, and poffel: of all ...

... thla five Spann Ships, which were fent ii Pur.luit of ,him, were returned to narn2. Shrtwsbioy, 7rely 3. This Morning was married at St. Mary's Church here; rvirs.' Elizabeth Perry, aged couricore and twelve, tO Mr. Robert Jones, pged about eighteen. The ...

... HOriiMenry Vane, Efq; is re.eleeted far Rippon , in Yorkfhire.' On Saturday laft Mr. Nevin, of Holt in Leiceiler- Mire, was married to the Lady Mary Lee, D, u2;hter of the Right Hon the Earl of. Litchfield, a Lady of great Beauty, Merit and Fortune; and ...

... to-taint away', and then they raviled her, and fet her a-111°re in Ridarld, . I -Lc Week the, Right lion. the Lard Romney married to Mifs Pym, of St,james's'-flieet: We . .hear .the Right Rev. toe Eifhop-Of Coventry is recover'd of his, late Indilpofition ...

... of Worcefler, by whole Death his Etlate, which is very confiderable,, comes to, William Winfmore, Efq; of Worcefter, who married his only Daughter. His Majefly's Ship the Burford, a ad Rate of 70 Guns, having been dock'd and rePair'd at Woolwich, is hawl'd ...

... Admiral of England, with Commifiioners ot the Admiralty under him . - We hear a Daughter of the, Duke of Ark,yll is:to be married to the Right Hon the Earl of Dalkeith; eldeft, Son to the Duke ot Buccleugh. - . It is faid that the Hanoverian and Liefilan ...

... tnders will have a fpeedier ant 1 ficrerEfea than dra w ing up Memorials at Hague. This Morning John Ravenhill, Efq; was married to Mrs. Foley, Widow. of Paul Foley, late of Newport, in the County of Hereford, Efq; and Sifter to Henry Hoare, Of Stourhead ...

... off the Strength of Youth, and by. Degrees rob them of their Vigour and .Fertility, infomuch that when thofe People come to marry, they have, puny, weak,. half-got Children, if any . , which yet this noble enlivening Eleauary, the molt powerful as well ...

... Mayor, High Alderman ; and Mr. Th Q ilias koge r s i Sheriff. Francis, Elde, Efq; one of the Mailers in Chancery, was lately married to Mifs Arblaiter, very agreeable Staffordfhire - Lady, with 15,c00 I. Fortune. . Lail Week a NuMberof iinall MorLars, ufed ...

... New Hops 47 5 8 per Hundred. F any Clergyman wants a urate, and at the fame Time has a Manfion-houfe to lett,may hear da married Clergyman who would be glad to treat with him bout renting the Houle and ferving the Curacy, from Michaelmas or Chrittmas ...

... Strength of 11F 7 outlf, and by Degrees rob them of their Vigour ' and Fertilit'y; intfnuch that when thofe People come to marry, • tifevliave 'yi , eak, 'half-got Children, if any, which this' noble enlivening,Ele&uary, the moft powerful as well as moft ...

... eleded Mayor of Bath for the enfuing Year. On Saturday laft the Earl of Dalkeith, eldeft Son to ,the Duke of Buccleugh,_ was married to the Lady Mary Campbell, Daughter to his Grace the Duke of Argyle, a beautiful Lady with a confidrable Fortune. On--Friday ...