Nemesis or A letter to Alfred / from ****** [i.e. Philip Withers].

  • Withers, Philip, -1790.
Date:
1789]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Nemesis or A letter to Alfred / from ****** [i.e. Philip Withers]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ( ) Left the matter’ iliould come to the ears of the Prince, it was thought right to come to England immediately, and by Mr. Bouverie’s and Mr. Errington’s;* affiduity the marriage was concluded. Whether inGrafton-Street orCie\:eland- Square,'f' fhall be fully difclofed. Her relations, t f With Mr. Boiiverie and Mr. Errington, I have no perfonal intimacy. If the freedom taken with their names give offence, they have my addrels. 1 hope to fee them foon in the Houfe of Lords. Nothing but the interpofition of Heaven will flop the enquiry. f It is of little confequence to know where the Prieft pronounced his benedidlion. It Is evident he had no authority from Almighty'God to fay to the Prince— thy wife fhall be as the fruitful vine upon the walls of thy houfe—thy children like the olive- branches round about thy table—lo, thus fhall the man be bleffed, that feareth 9