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.hoCe who have dOlle f,¡;nal Cerviee

the commonw..lth . MARR, ,ha, part of Aberdeeofhire fitu2ted b.tween the

MA R.K,

f\'IA r~c.

airo

d.:notcs a

wci~ht

ufcd in fcveral

rivers D ec and D on.

(I.lIes of Europe, anu fo r feveral cOlllmodities,

cfre-

MAIUUAGE, a contraél both civil aod religiou., be-

cially gold ami filvcr. In France, the

m.rk

is diTidetl

tween aman 1nd

wOOlan,

which

lhey

engage to

into

ounees, or

drachms, or 192 derniers or

live together in mutuallove and friend!hip, for the t"ods

pt!nny wt:iglns, or t60 'cllcrlincs, or 300 maills, or

of proclc:ltion,

oc.

Sce LAW, 1"it. vi.

6.¡o felins, or 4608 Crains. l o H ollaod ,he mark-

The Roman., .. \Vdl as ,he Greeks, diCallowed of

wcight is airo caBed troy wcight, and is equal tu thal

polygamy. ARoman might nOl marry any waman

of France. Whcn gold and fill'" are Cold by ,he mark,

\Vho was not • Rom.n.

w.s thought difhooour.ble

is tlivided ioto

carAlS.

for:1

WOnlan la

marry twice.

~1A

R K

is alfu

uf!;!d

among us fora money Qf account, and

V/e lind

bUl

few laws in the books of M ofes con-

iu fume

Olh~r

countrics for a coin.

ccrning the infiiunion of marriage: he refiraioc:d the

The

Englinl mark is

t '.Vo

thirds of

pouno fierJing,

I[raelites (rom marrying within certain degrees of con-

or '3" 4d. and the Scotch m"k is of equal value in

Canguini,y; but \Ve find, ,h. , polygamy, ,hough not

Scotch money of :tccount.

exprcfly allowed, is however tacitdy implied in the

II'IARKET, • puhlic

pl.cc

in • city or towo, in which

Iaws of MoCes: ,here is a particular l.w ,ha< obliged

liv~

c:\ltle, provifions. or olher goods, arefet

ral~ ;

aman, whofe urothe.r died without ¡true,

marry his

<\nJ alfo a

prilJ¡I~!!~, ~ither

~rJ.o¡

o: prercriplion,

widow, and raife up chddren to bis brcther. The

which

lown is enabled lO kccp

nlarkct.

H c.:brc\Vs purchafed (heir wives, by paying down

MARLURO,

or MAR1.DOK.OUCH . a borough·town of

comperénl duwry for them ; and aman was at liberty

\V.itlhire, cightccn mil,s nonh ofSalifbury.

to marry. nOI only in any ofthe twelve tribes, bute-

11 {cads IWO members 10 parliamcnt.

ven out of

lh~m,

provided it was with fuch nations as·

M AR1.DRO'·FORT, anEoglifh faaory onthe wefi coan of

ufed circllmcifion.

,he

;n.nd

of Sum. tra, thrcc mile...

of Beneoolen:

The ancien, Chl'iCli'D church laid Cevenl renr.iots

long. 10 1°, and

lat.

4°

15' .

upon her

mc:m~ers

rduion tO marriage: fuch was

M ARLE . See Aa

LTU

RE, p. 48.

the rule forbidding Chrini. ns 'o marry wilh infidds and

MARLO\V, • borough.town of Buckinghamfhire,

fif-

heathens: .nothe, re(lr.int rela,ed 'o the con(anguini,y

tecn miles fouth of AlIdbury,

fcads

t VIO

mcmbcrs

and affinilY prohibited in rcripture:

third

\Vas,

Ihu

lO pílrli",ment.

chíldren under

age

(hould not marry w¡thout the con-

MARMALADE,

a confeEtion of plumbs, apricots,

fcnt of their part nts, gliardians, or next rdalions:

and

quinces,

r/:;c.

boiled Wilh (ugílr lO a confif1:cDce.

anothcr was. thal .here (hould be fome parity of con-

M ARMOR. S..

MA ROL ' .

,Iition be,w« n ,he contr.lIing parti... They not only

M ARI\IO RA, a Ettle

ifl.nd

of Turky, fi,uatcd in ,he

condcmoed polygaOly, but eveo reckoned i, unlawful

{~a

of Marmora,

wllich it givcs name, Jying CiXly

to marry after

divorce. The Romifh chur.::h requircs

miles fouth wcn of Coníl.antinople

of the clcrgy I'crpc(ual abClinencc from marriage

and

M ARMOTTE, in zooloCY. See Mus.

h.s advanced ,bis inni,ution tO ,he digoity of • facra-

M AROSCH,

or MER 1SU. agre:u river, which, r¡fing

O1~nt.

in the Carp:nhian mOllntains, runs lhrouch Tranfilva·

MARROW,

in anatOmy, a foft oleagioous fubnance ·

nia

í\nd H unsary, and faHs iO[o lhe river Teyfc at

containedin lhecavityofthebones. SCc:ANATOMY,

S<gedin.

p. '47.

MARPURG, a city of G ermany, forty miles north of MARKUBIUM, in bo,.ny, • genus of the didyn.mia

Frolncfun :

E .

lung.

8°.4°'.

and

N. hu.

50° 40'.

~ymnorp(Tmiil

c1ars.

1~he

calix is rigid, with teo,

MARQlIE, o,

lellerr .r

M.lRQ..UE , in mili,ary alfairs,

Hrcaks; and ,he upp.r lip of,he corolla is bifid, linear.

are Icu ers of n:prifal, gr,¡nting

che

fubjeéh of one

and erea. Thcre are nine fpecies, only one of them,

prince or

Uate

liben y tO mitke reprifals on 1hofe of

;,an·

viz.

the

vulgare, or while horehound, is

n:ltive of

olher.

Dritain.

L cltcrs of marque among

US.

are cxtr30rdinary

MARS,

in aflronomy. See ASTRONOMY, p.

44 1.

commiffions r.ranted by <iulhority for rcparalion

s, among chernias, dellotcs iron, as being filppOred

merch..nts. ttlken and

di~p()iled

nritng~rs

fea;

to be: lInder lhe ¡nfluence of thilt ph,net. Sce CHEM

15-

and rcpriCal. is only the rttaking, or ' aking of one

·r,y . p. 82 and t 33 .

thing (or anolher.

MARSEILLES, a city . nd pOrt of Provente, fituated

MMtQ.YETR

or I N

LA I O· WO RK,

is. curiou. work

on • rone bay of the Mediterr.ncan, t\Ven,y 6ve miles

compufcd of fevera l fine

h~1

pi~ccs

oflwood, of various

north ·\Ve(l ofToulon: E.

1011g.

5°

20',

laL

S'.

colours, f"ficned in thin nices on a ground. and fome- MARSHAL. in ils plimary

fign¡6~.:.don .

rncans an of.

times enrichcd with other O1attcrs. as filver, brafs,

ficer who has the command or care of hodes; bUl

tortoife·(hcll. and ivnry: with thefe! affin ....

nc~s

lhe art

is now applied

oAlcers who have very different cm-

is now capable of imit:uinC aoy thing; whc:nce it is

ployments,

earl nJa.rlhi\J, knight marfh¡l,l, or mar(hal

by fome ca.lled lhe art of

paintin~

io wood .

of the king's houft,

ec.

M ARQ.!-JIS , a tide of hOlÍour, néXI in dignity

that MAk SHA1.

of thr liJ/I." b.:nch.

an officcr \Vho has lhe

of dllke, firll givcn

thoCe \Vho com01nntled ,he

c"(lody of ,he king', -bench.p,iCon in Sou

,hw.rk

marches, th:lt is, Ihe burdcrs and {romicrs of countrics.

This oflicer is obl;sed

gir\: his att:ndan::e, anJ lo

,ake