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... them, to be lent to Great Britain, may be returned with Approbation. Some Days ago, The Rt. Hon, the Earl of Rolscommon, was married to Mils, Angel Ingoldsby, Daughter of Charks Ingoldsby Efq; Deceas’d,Sifter to Henry Ingoldsby Efq ;of Clondcralagh in the ...
... them, to be lent to Great Britain, may be returned with Approbation. Some Days ago, The Rt. Hon, the Earl of Roscommon, was married to Miss, Angel Ingoldsby, Daughter of Charles Ingoldsby Esq; Deceas'd,Sister to Henry Ingoldsby Esq ;of Clonderalagh in the ...
... Was refolved to raifc the Siege coft what it would, Vienna, Aug. To Morrow in the Evening will perform’d the Ceremony ot the Marri-igc of Elcttor.il Prince and the Arch , all Tilings being now ready tor that The Nuptial Bed alone co'd) 40cco Florins, 18 ...
... be lauachrd there the next Spring Tide. This Evening the Lord Archibald Hamilton, some time Governour of Jamica, is to be married to the Youngest Daughter of the EarI Abercorne, of the Kingdom of Ireland. From the Weekly Journal, dated September 35. London ...
... From the EveningFoft.s London Oftob. They Wiitc frond H anov A'] je Ity cic 11 gns out t'-.e Ir.d O tor Mr Wrath of Epsom is Married to the Viscountess of Ikeren of Ireland. ]L.on London, Octob. 17. Our last Letters from Paris say, that they have Advice from ...
... take too.great a Part and Care in the general T’-mquilityof Earo'>. , Mian that it exoeftr from them, c Means for vt. nting A marry by they arc engaged. Their invioahie Fait'q moderate and ...
... Account tatal Confpiracy form'd and put in tion againlt the Great Magul, the chief Circumhances which thefe. i'he Magul having married Heathen in* ccfs, Daughter to aNeighburing Frii.cc his Minilkr grew jealous and took it veral Occafions exportulate with him ...
... prelcnt Pollclfors without Male liTue, ftipulated by that Treaty, Yefterday the Lord March, Son of the Duke Richmond, was married here the eldclt Daughter the Earl of Cadogan* Erom the Gazette, Dee. o. Hamburg, Dee. i. The Ud Letters from Petersburg import ...
... Marriages is 2115 , viz, 1331 celebrated in the Churches of the established Religion, and 781 Couple of divers Religions married at the Townhoule. . Hague, Jan. 1. The Earl of Sandwich gave laft Night a magnificient Supper, at which his R >yal the Duhe ...
... Henry Robinson Anthony Magawly excommunicated P.ipilh Pried Elinor Shur;ock lock, with an to force the fad Mary Neill to Marry the laid John Keegan, for which Faft the faid leveral Perfons (lai.d indicted. I the laid Mary Neill hereby Promifea reward ...
... away John Keegan othc wii* Heuty Robinfon, Anthony Pripifli Rrjeft and Elinor ShuiJock, with to force the fail Mary Neill to Marry the John Keegan, tor which Faft the laid feveral Perfon* ftand indited., Now I the laid Mary Neili do hereby Promile reward ...
... Madam, Your faithful feryant, Edward Stillingfle?t. DUBLIN. January 10 Last Week Robert Cook, of the Town of Galway, Efq; was Married to Miss Lopdale, an agreeable young Lady with confiderable Fortune. Friday Night last Mrs. French, Wife of Robert French, ...