... MARRIED. At North the nth Instant, Eliza daughter Rev. R. Kingdom Rector Holsworthy, to Samuel Fry Esq., Juur, the latter place. Oct. 2b, at Stockton Wilts, Mr. Lawrence King, of Sherborne, to Eliza, second daughter the late Mr. John Woolcott, proprietor ...

... MARRIED. At Stoneliouse chapel, last week, Samuel Furse, Esq. of Coburr-street, Plymouth, to Frances, second daughter of the late T. Lyon, Esq. R. N. At Brewood, Sir Fletcher Fenton Bonghey, Bart, of Aqualate Hall, High Sheriff of the county of Stafford ...

... MARRIED On Tuesday sc'nuight, Lady Catherine Grimston, second daughter of the Karl Verulam, to the Hon. Mr. Durham, son the l ite l. i,lv Caroline 13arham. At Uolswurthy the iust, by the Rer. Roger Kingdon, Mr. Lithgow, of week St. Mury, Officer of escise ...

... MARRIED. On Wednesday morning, at Duncbideock, Captain Keats, R.N. to Catherine Jane, eldest daughter of James Pittman, Esq., of Dunchideock House. _ . _ . On Monday the instant, at Yealmpton, Francis Baring Short, Esq., to Emily Jane daughter of the ...

... MARRIED. May 23, St. Thomas's Church, William Hackhlock, Esq., of Hackney, in the county ofMiddlesex, to Caroline Matilda, daughter of William Lee, Esq., Alderman of this city. , On Saturday, at St. Paul's Churcb, the Rev. A. Vicary, Mr. John Langworthy ...

... MARRIED. On Thursday, the Ith of July, at Holy Trinity Church, Brompton, Middlesex, the Rev. \V. S. Lusignan, Mr. Henry Matthews, wholesale druggist, of this city, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr. John Ferris. Thursday, at All Soul's Church, London ...

... MARRIED On tbe 20th inst. at Alpliington, R. T. Head, Esq., to Caroline Sarali, youngest daughter of tbe late Joseph Bidwell, Esq. Wednesday morning, at Trinity Church, Clapham, the Rev. Alexander Murrav, A. M., William Tanner, son of James Newman Tanner ...

... MARRIED, Nov. lfith, at Alphington, Mr. J. Butler, of London, to Elizabeth Ann Bedford, the youngest daughter of, Mr. Piui, this city. , Nov. at St. John's Church, Clerkenwell, Mr. James Stone of the Cobham's Head, Coppice-row, to .Mrs. Boutcher, widow ...

... MARRIED. ' Thursday, July 23, the Catholic Chapel, Spaniah-place, the Right Rev. Bishop Branaton, Vicar Apostolic the London diuirct, Ambrose Li,!* Phillip.. >•' March Phillips, EM. P. county nf of G «n ...

... MARRIED On last, at Alphiugton, by the Rev. R. Ellicombe. Mr. John Veysey this city, hatter, Mary Dorothy, eldest daughter of Mr. Hoine, of Holmbush, Alphingion. On Sunday morning, at Trinity Church. Mr. J. Richards, of Alphington-road, to Miss Charlotte ...

... At Sparta a man was liable to action for not marrying at all, for marrying too late, and for marrying improperly. Age.—We not to calculate our age the passing of years, but by the eveuts which happen. It what done, and what we have suffered, makes old ...

... while waiting for the completion of your wife's toilet. Married people 6hould study each others' weak points, as skaters look out for weak parts of the ice, in order to keep off them. Ladies who marry for love, should remember that the union of angels with ...