... which shall be that not one ofthem shall, or will, marry any lady who goes aehopping after seix o'clock. Since this bae been resolved we under. stand there have not been late customers, save old married ?? Chronicle. ...

... with the uti4d practicable ?? Paper. MARRIED OFFICE5s.8.It has been decided by the authorities, upon 'the return called for all married a i' cers in Great Britain and Ireland living out of basrachk, that each married officer, so living out of barracks, ...

... iriterrogatorry about ifwages. Will riot a moment's reflection satisfy you that. by a wise saving of thre large surius too marry of yam1 still spend~ ii' tire PUblic houske, you will add so mochi to your' iniconres, b and have increased ability to surround ...

... M'Clean being called thereto, a vote of thanks was passed to the former chairman, and the meeting separated On the death of a married woman, leaving children, her husband becomes by the courtesy of England entitled for life to the wife's freehold property ...

... tour i I as tutor to a nobleman's son, about the time of the French E revolution. On his return he became vicar of Croydon, married a lady nearly related to the Baring family, and from the preferment of a prebendary rose to his deanship. , Port Philip papers ...

... such salaries 801 or 1001. per annum, the Christmas ad money, included, is sufficient to provide the sinews of war b- for a married man and a family, as is the case with respect Id to the parties delinquent nown under consideration ? A young u man having ...

... disease, at this momenti has extended to tie Orkney islands. Beyond the arrival of considerable quantities of foreign stuft. in marry of our.provinelal seaports-JBelfast, for instance, hav- ing received 10,000 barrels of foreign wheat, and Cork, Lime. rick ...

... Marquis of Westmeath. At Kilmington, aged 82, Mr. James French (the third time of being married), to Mirs. Spanten. of the same place, aged G4 (who has also been married twice before). Mr. French has aix children, 37 grandciildrcn, and 14 great grandchildren ...

... entitled to the s same, or, in case of persons dying intestate, a similal pro- ceeding may be adopted. Payments maybe made to married women, unless the husband shall give notice in writing of his marriage, and shall require payment to he made to him. ! In ...

... O1s 6d to lls 6d; beans, ]9s 6d to 20s 6d; flour, firstS, 45c; seconds, 40s; thirds, 32s per brl ; butter, 94s per Cet. MARRIED On the 224 uRl., bv the Rev Dr. Faga J es Doyle, Eq., to Kate daughter of Thomas Ptunhett Esq., both of this city. IDUtBLIN: ...

... ot' a son. On the 11th instant, at Glenview, Tracton, county Cork, tel tady of William MIDeroiott, Esq. Di.D., ofa son. MARRIED, On the 16th instant, Henry Green, Esq. Courthill, county Meath, to Fanny, daughter of the late William Wedlock. of this city ...

... still born. In London, Viscountess Brackley. of asonand beltA 10°0 0an In summer-hill, the lady of Henry Tweedy, BsqME ish M.ARRIED, ckare Eli 01- On the 7th instant, at St. Peter's Church, JosbsClot o. i of Herbert-street, Barrister.st.Law, to Anne Vo ...