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... For the Benefit of Miss Dawson. On Monday Evening, Nov. 23, 1846, will be pre- sented Mr. Buckstone's admired Comedy of MARRIED LIFE. Mr. Samuel Caudle. Mr. Artaud.—Mr. Henry Dove, Mr. Angel. —Mr. Frederick Younghusband, Mr. Chute.—Mr. Dismal, JIr. Salter ...
... MARRIED. On the 27th ult., at Bristol, Mr. T. D. Rees, of Cardiff, to Mary, third daughter of the late M. Willett, Esq., surgeon, of Chepstow. DIED. On Monday last, at Typort, in this county, after eleven days illness, Mrs. Port, widow of John Port, Esq ...
... WILLIAMS, Pon- typool. -July !i, 1841. WANTED, a sober, honest, and industrious MAN, who perfectly understands his business. A married man, without children, would not be objected to. An unexception- able character will be required. Apply by letter, post paid ...
... Ross, the lady of J. W, R. Hall, of a son. On the 3rd instant, Mrs. Isaac Williams, grocer, Gltbeland, Merthyr, of a son. MARRIED. August 2nd, at Trevethin Church, by the Rev. John Pro- bert, Thomas Guy, Esq., M.D., lith regiment, toFraneee Mary, daughter ...
... bridegroom. After thecetemony was over the lady objected to sign the register, stating that it was not her intention to be married, and that her father would not consent 10 it. Being as. aured, however, by Mr. Watts Wilkinsou that her father bad given bis ...
... can ho given. Direct (post paid^ (o Y. Z. Post Office, Merthyr. TO D Xl ANTS a Situation, as FARM BAILIFF, a VV middle aged Married Man, withoni family, «p11 acquainted with Agriculture, Planting, Kead S u vcying, &c Has also had consideiable experience ...
... gentleman recently returned from sea. Her first husband's name is De away, and they were married in St. Pancras church Mr. Burrell At what church »ere you married ?—Applicant St. Ann s, Soho. Mr. Burrell She appears to be an advocate for a plurality of ...
... s to tn»ke in referi 'nee to the object, will be pleased to forward them to the CflliONICl.i: OFFICE. It, STEADY, aged, Married Man. who ATION and WOODWARD. Apply, if hv letter. Post paid, to the Editor of the MEUTMYR GUARDIAN, Merthyr. f THF. CONSERVATIVE ...
... useful, whether such person hold the relation of a Patenl, a Preceptor, or a Clergyman.—Sun Evening Papfr. j L- i i To the married, as well as the unmarried, this little wort alike affords consolation and cure in peculiar ca»es, anu we aie doing a service ...
... WBS n»ore make use of his riujit of lcderr.ption, ar)(j ^elher he would ,ill this man had afforded it.—Scriviur„i r,,1 not marry her ...
... assign her reason, in the vestry, she said: she was the mother of Mister O Deely; that she had a great objection to his being married at all to Miss Woodstock. She had prevented their marriage at Aylesbury il1,Bucks, from whence she had followed them and ...
... between the hours of 10 and 4 daily.- Sealed Tenders to be delivered on or before the 8th instant. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. A MARRIED MEDICAL MAN has a Vacancy for a respectable Youth as an In-door APPRENTICE. He would 1IE;VS good opportunities of gaining ...