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... board and lodging of the defendant’s wife. The un happy woman, who is the wife of the plaintiff, was of the ag: of 27 when he marri-d her; (he was a handfome, accomplithed, weli-cducates perfon. This unfortunate perfon, foon after her marriage, found her ...
... they go to Chel:enham. Yelterday evening, about eight o’clock, Lord Vifcount Hichtbroke, fon of the Earl of Sandwich, was married to the beamiful Lady Louifa Corry, niece to Lard Ciltlereagh. The ceremony was performed at Lord Caftler=agh's houfe in Upper ...
... had made an affignation with her wkich fhe had declined, conceiving it might lead to evil.—She knew the ferjeant to be 2 married man, with feveral children. She had written to him by the compulfion of her hnfband after the fatal event, and had entreated ...
... Hope, Jappie, arrived here F'M:’J'w folk, Virginia after a paflage of 36 days, all ~—MARRIED— ‘sa‘ On Tuefay the tyth infl. by fpecie ficene®, & i Houfe, was married, James Blackwood, Bla- i Rayal North Downthire Militia, to Mifs P':‘, ter to Nicholas ...
... inft. at Ballythannon the Charles Bentley, soth regiment, of “fm Lady L In Merrion-{quare, Dublin, th, f of 2 fon. v LY ~—~MARRIED— T On Tuefday evening laf, the Rey, Thomas | Mifs Carlifle of this town. ' Johagy, E. M. HERINGTON, 74, HIGH-STRERE?Y, AS ...
... of death, to forbid any black women to cohabit with white men ; and that the fame punithment is referved for Negroes, who marry, or take for miftreffes, white women. Deflalines has coined both gold and Gilver money, with his head on it ; and when a fofficient ...
... . PARISH SCHOOL OF INCH. - MASTER waated--a married man, whofe wife f\ could work plain. Work, fhould be preferred —Application to be made (poft paid) to the Rev, RALPH WILDE, Down. July 23, ...
... the nj ing capitally com , knowing it 1o b under the A& of 3 f death, to be exiey (day the 29:h Aupi ial, in cvidence, g married to the daiy} ) died in the yes is hier at Jaw, thens, ames ‘Watfon hud ; in eighteen acres of ch was his only ¢ to a judgment ...
... of death, to be exig Downpatrick, on Wednefday the 2gth Angit Tt appeared on the trial, in cvidence, # James mm, who was married to the day) the prifoner (Alexander) died in the yes | leaving Thomas Watfon his hier at Jaw, thens, about feven years old ...
... his brother Jerome to degrade himf:lf, by marrying the daughter of a private American Ci- i tizen Now this {elf-fame Jerome was, a very few years ago, in a menial capacity at Lyons, aud the ‘ lady he has married is one of the pret:icit women in | Ameérica ...
... for Carlifle; Betfeys, Farl, for Glafgow; Eve, Muiholland, for Irvine; and Perfeverance, Quay, for Muryport, in ballaft, —MARRIED — On Tuefday the 7th inft. Captain Berpard Croffey of the floop Nancy, to Mifs Elizabeth Ferres, On the 3d inft. ar Frefeari ...
... Frenchmen. Thofe that efcaped, 14 in number, | were principally thrown overboard. Licutenant MtLean, who we underftand was married but a few ‘weeks before, when laft feen, had his back againit the mainmalt of the brig, cutting away with his fabre, though ...