Since no one addressed this explicitly, it is worth noting that in your original post you transcribed the 's' in 'solemnized' and 'consent' as 'f', but that is not correct. If you look closely at the letters, you will see they are not the same as the 'f' in the word 'of' on the last line. In the 'f', the crossing line goes all the way through the vertical line; in the 's' it only sticks out the left side.
Of course, to modern eyes this old-style 's' looks more like an 'f', but it is correctly transcribed as 's'. And yes, they used two different characters for 's', depending on the context.
