... MARRIED. Jnly 8!, at the Island of Trilidad, his Excellency Major-Gen. Sir Jervis Grant, K. C. H., Governor of lrinidad, to Isabella i Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Alexander Grant, Esq. of Tullock-gritan, N. 13. Sept. 12, at Holywoll, North Wales ...

... MARRIED. April 4, at West Derby, Mr. H. Stephenson, son of the late J. Stephenson, Esq. Bannister-hall, calico-printer, to Eliza Clapcott, widow of Lieut. Macnamara, 15th foot, 2nd dau. of the late Mr. Charles Wakley, and niece of Thomas Wakley, Esq. ...

... MARRIED. November 18, Mr.Christopher Caines Dunning, of Dunster, to Saiss Etterv, of Lelan4, in theparish of Old Cleeve. November 25, at St Stephen's, Mr. Henry Williams, to Eliza, only daugh- ter of Mr. Henry Wildgoose, coal.merchant, of this city. November ...

... him. She had to be told that-I use the expression employed-' if she did not instantly consent to marry her cousin Don Francisco dAssis, she should marry no one.' Wien I again assure you that the feeling of dislike, amounting to repugnance, was shared ...

... 18, at Britford, the Isdy of the Rev. R. Id. H~ill, a son. Oct. 17, at Stoke Bishop, the lady of G. H. Ames, Esq., a son. MARRIED. Lately, at St. James's, Charles, youngostson of Mr. Thos. V in- ing, cornfactor, to M;atilda Harmrnett Brodribb, both of ...

... MARRIED. March 28, at Dixon, and re-married on the 8th of May, at Mlonnanuth, William 'Ihoras lsmrsonds, only son of Wllilam Hajnmonds. Esq. of the island of Janiajes, to Julia Elizabeth, fourth daughter of Peregrine Srnckedale. Esq. of this city. May ...

... Mr. Bobcrt Mercer, of Hcnburn Bridge, near Blackburn, to MissJernima Mloir:., of Chester. The parties should have beeni married .,6 yeals am-z ...

... B1RTH. Nov. 28, at Mortimer-House, Clifton, the lady of A. G. Harford Battersby, Esq. of a son. MARRIED. Nov. 4, at Bedminster, by the Rev, M. R Whish, the F Ly. Thomas Morris, to Miss Fanny Hammett, daughter c f Mr. Mattlhew Brodribh, of this city. Dec ...

... MARRIED. Oct. 25, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, Mr. John Cheese, printer and stationer, of Newport, Mlonmouthshire, to Miss Margaret Heath, of Charles-street, Soho, London. Oct. 30, at Olveston church, John Lewsly Codritigton, Esq. second son ...

... Bath, the lady of Captain J. M. A, Lucas, of a daughter. July 3, at liedland, the lady of Oliver Coathupe, Esq., of a son. MARRIED. Lately, at St. Augustine's church, Joseph Austwick, Esq., of Rudleigi Sultertoe, to Elizabeth, widow of the late John Richards ...

... MARRIED. September 25, at St. Manry Redelif' church, in this city, Mr. ?? Lewis, to Anne Eliza, only daughter of Mr. George Lanning, of the Coach and Horses, Castletown, Monmouthshire. Sept. 25, in this city, by the Rev. W. Millner, Capt.T. Brooks, to ...

... love for her new favourite was t - reproved by religion, and, after a few days, she sigi-t i fled her intention to Munoz to marry him. Munoz I . thought it was a dream; but when he found how l fortune smiled upon him, he set about realising the e Queen's ...