... s788, Mr. StUrt, it Member for Bridport, had married the dautghter ot to the late Earl ofShaftelbrtry, beautiful, accompliflisa, and virtuous. Soon after this, Mr. Afhley, this lady's brother, 'had married a daughter of the Duke of Marl ta borough, fo ...

... the Plaintiff; the Rev,. ieorge Blarkiaii, as. the third sonr of his Grace titc Archbishop of York. In the. year -1789 he married bis; present wNift, Miss Suttonj the daughter of Sit Richar4'd Sutton, Bart. of Norwood, ia Yorkshire, a Lady of treat b.lauty ...

... if' by t ncouragetovilt you cits aliaidtce young let miu.'whlhe tingle, to lay opl a little ftoise ofnmoney agan ti In they marry, atid canl enable thewn to give that motley an aut olcrestin~g pioduce in proporiltion as thle family iticreafes, lieI* te ...

... gold-bjeater, living iui thle ?? fileet. Il r. tarvow ti ated, that the plaintiff lived, very ha ppily, witli his wife whrn i he married in June 180l7, until he became counaeded wi;l We defendant, ill matters appertaining to his tradle, uhich caufed himl frequently ...

... Giles's. 1. Eleanor Cooper, aged 14, servant to Alr. flawes, the Ilavistock Arms, Great ltsssel-streeta Y. Mfary ullvey, a married ,voman, aged 30. 3. ?? Mlielvey, aged three %ears, son of Alary MIuivey. 4. Hannah ulatcidd, aged about four years. o. Surah ...

... IIere. had beeli any parf of thte lady's con- dut, from which it could reasonably have been inferred -that she was striving to marry the estate instead of the mIln, that muight have heen 8 ground for saying she w3s not entitle'd to. so hlrge a remujneratioln ...

... affectiou. Th6 dcfetdaalt's promise of marriage, relied pponi jl the plaintiff's case, was expressed iii these teriems:- I uill marry ;you as souh as circumstances *iII pernit. It appeared that the defendant's family were averse to the match, and took ~eiery ...

... e! Learirerl Friend iristo'ik %i fiat fire. (tIre Lord( Chanocellor) st 11ireritt, %when lire said that fie had overlooked Marry of atl ?? Iwinirts jir tire case. WhtIr ent to sly ws a nrerly tis-tat ii ie pont on Inch ie he id rermarkred, p IR aw errv'rslrjvr ...

... sotn, Evelyn Rowland Cotton, was born Iln k Seplember 174g, and fine is stice dead., Blas. Mary Teresa, alma atterwamrda married Mir. Cokbefim, amid one o time parties in time caumse, was born albout Slay 1745; ammd Catherintte atterwsards hIts. MillSwho ...

... the sport upon tire whole was very goodr, thliugih tirere was niot niuch conitiested ruinirng. Tire Stand was filled witK marry gehteel firnri- tes.. The Hunters' Stales of ?? eacir, for borses, &c. (riot tlrorourih.brrd 2 riile treats, as a orl by Nr ...

... predeecintettt, youi worship ketis, as I canna marry smen, or tak ony ither step for my particular comlort tr resvectability. ' lie ?? asked with some little surprise, * perhapi, then, you wish to marry again ? * Alt, nu ! I dinna ken, your Worship ...

... repinted ;lhove 20 years ago ltirt Nir. and Dlias. Cottoni were it itiartled at Fialdbuuougli, oud U.thatDr. Sweetapple married ,,f th~em. up~ Arn Cailteriie Simpson deposed hsfit sie was well acqositited 81 w!l ith Ms. Beer, one of thet plaitinuifs ...