The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

It is said, that a certain Nobleman is rendered inconsolable by the incontinence of his lady, as he married her purely on a principle of esteem, being a person of no fortune in comparison with his own. The above Nobleman, we hear, has neither received nor paid any visits since this unhappy affair. We also hear that the damages sued for are 150,000 l. and not 100,000 l. as mentioned in the papers.

When a Great Personage was informed of the above affair, it is said, he replied, "That he felt much for the injured Lord, and much also for himself, on account of the family stain that might be brought upon him by it."

It is reported, that a great personage has particularly requested an unfortunate Nobleman to withdraw his action, but that his Lordship has not yet complied.
It is said a certain nobleman, who has lately been trespassed on in his domestic happiness, did, at first, intend to proceed in the course of law for a divorce; considering that this would be attended with delay, he has altered his resolution, and intends presenting a memorial at once to a great personage; who, as head of the church, can grant it officially, without going thro' the tedious process of the ecclesiastical courts.