... Maitre Partout Marris Ruyaut 4 Warner Cordon Blue ® *' arr Surpasse Bienfait 6 Bradley . .. Pearson's Lord Hill feathered rose. 1 Marrii Michael d'Lule 2 W Countesse d'Maison 3 Marris Triomphe Royal Marris. Bradley Verona 6 Marris La Rom FLAMED ...

... Cato; 5, Messrs. and Marri', Thompson's Princess Charlotte; 6, Mess-s Muss in and Marris, No. 6 Uulcnown; 7, Mr. Barn I**,1**, Unknown ;8, Mr. Barnes, Bow's Claudius. Blacks and hites.— I, Messrs. Musson und Marris, Westlake's Hero; Mr. Holyouk 3, Mr. Barsby ...

... 44 What I exclaimed John 44 marry her again!—no, that I never will. If likes me, let ber take ;— here I am ; and I'll live with ber long there's a bit of life left in me; but I'll nevet (marry ber again. Once marrying of one woman euougb of all conscience ...

... Party's Union; the third by Messrs Musson and Marris, with Kryar's Brilliant, Mars, Brailby's Flora, Bow's Cato, Party's Union, Westlake's Hero. Purple-laced Pinks.—l, Burgess' Wells Hero, Messrs. Musson Si Marris; 2, Beauty of Flora, Messrs. Bradley & Collisou ...

... Mr. > Thompson. Langsdon's Cottage Girl; 3, Mr. Smalley, Smalley Wonderful ; 4, Messrs. Musson and Marris, Nutt s seedling; 5, Messrs. Musson and Marris, Plant's Lad* Hood ; 6, Mr. R. Rawson, Seedling; 7, Mr. W. Mitchell. Fletcher's Duchess of Devonshire; ...

... where parties wished to lie married, and there were some defaulters.) He then stated that explained him wiiat was usual and necessary.) After the marriage, Webster asked if what I told him was correct, as Tom Baxton had got married, and had taken the lady ...

... Unknown; 3, Mr. Barnes, Barnard's Besley Hero Mr. R. Marris. Southern's Princess Victoria; 5, Mr. W. Mitchell, Lord John Russell; 6, Mr. R. Marris, Koi.i's Willism of Walworth. Black and Whit*.— I, Mr. «. Marris, NutUll's Reform ; 2. Mr. Bsriuw, Barratt's Conqueror ...

... Evening ; and on Wednesday from Four o'Clock in the Afternoon until Seven in the Evening. By Order of the Deputies, &OBERT MARRIS, Secretary. CRIPPS and TAYLOR most respectfully announce, that they will to morrow receive some extensive purchases, made ...

... fence. He called witness, who proved that in I£o6 pi isoner was married to a young woman named Scholefield. This woman was living to the be-t of his knowledge when the prisoner married Mary Crowther (the first wife mentioned in the indictment) in 1819 ...

... relation of sons-in-law to Ihe ilia triius Duke, having married the Misses Elizabeth. Augusta. Sophia, and Mary Filzclarence, bis Royal Highi daughter*. Colonel Fitzclarence. of the Fosileers. married in 1521 Lady A-igosta Boyle, daughter of the Eirl of ...

... ears of age. She was with child by him soon after their intimacy, and about seven years ago the overseers compelled him to marry her. Thov lived for some time pretty comfortable, and might have continued to do so but for the ill usuage he experienced from ...

... Simmon* wa* hi* wife with not providing for her maintenance, and luflfering her become chargeable to the parish. They had been married only eight week*. Ordered to pay the coat* and repay the pari»h the money they had advanced. The tame person was charged with ...