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... MARRIED. On the tilth ult, at Chesterton, Mr. Frederick Miller, fourth of Mr. James Miller, carjicnter, of Bury Bt. Edmund's, to the widow of the late Mr. Robert Whiskeu, of this town . On the 2Cth ult.. Mr. LewisTomson,builder,of Wisliccb, youngest son ...
... FRANCIS MARRIS. YORKSHIRE DISTRICT BANK. Leeds, June 18 th, 1834. ocneval Stritlgrs. FRANCIS MAUKIS, of Lewi*. Esq. ISAAC SPENCER, Plantation, York, THOS. SMITH, Hall. Kan. M. VICKEKS. of Firs Hill, Sheffield, Esq. JOHN. MILNP.R. Halifax, Esq. JAMES GADSDEN ...
... ?? WA NTS. ?? To Invalids. orsPECTABLE MARRIED MAN . . ?? of Years, and considerable Ex- \ «* no ^kd in the Neighbourhood of Hull ' -. .a- to ', , -nd devoted his entire attention to ?? last it i ( ?? g ' : , enow riv t-nicted, has at present ?? tL ...
... To QtilUfne* and Fa _. %c ' 4 ?? V Steady, active Married Mas «£ • . thirty years of *.ge, nhoc_n have an _ H* :, ' : (| ,*rac_ , and who ) -M been J. 't many years et \ ; . M ■ t tht Farming Bu i ?? ;- de*trou_ of obrm v _. a 5. ?? as HIND ip _ an Ren ...
... TO THK MIHILITV. A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, M.A. of r - r -, ,c * f r '' resident in a Western County, hns ■_ Vacancy tor O\K PCPII„ A lad of delicate .-onstitutißil. x, hose '-altli ii.inht require considerate treatment aud tender care, would be advantageously ...
... AS ££RS. a married man, being a mem- rt |, P r(t the Church of England, to super- *: ; i; C Charity School, situate in Newton- ''.vail-*. near ••** r * i *' :un - — Salary about £6*o ; in addition to which the children are Villi the Master, who has ...
... married again in mai'-i- •* - , : Firth. The Jury returned a verdict o!_ (luiky. Another indictment was against her for married Jolm Oxley, her former 1.-is'oiod« i»*in.ir »utt i idivp, which pleaded Guilty. ' nt- not ,■. Pullart! and 11-ii-ihulv.heu'Pr' ...
... y WANTS * SITUATION AS GARDENER, a Married Man. \_ without a Family , of unimpeachable character for honest y sobriety, and industry— has had great experience in Kitchen Gardening, and also in all the various bianchesof Foreign, particularly Vines, Peaches ...
... EDUCATION. A Married CLERGYMAN, who is a Graduate of tbe University of Cambridge, and reeahag ia tbe Rectory House of a Village in Essex, on tbe borders of Suffolk, snd a few miles from Sudbury, is desiroas ef remiving a limited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN ...
... irAsrs, ?? TO THE CLERGY. rtrr^VTKD, hy a respectable Married W ?? man ' nidi a Family. the CURACY ol . mintrv Parish, in a healthy situation in the Nortii Fngtaii ?? Stipend is not sai much an object a ...
... /^T WANTS. Jfc. / faiiled ?? » ASSISTANT in the Ironmongehy J-\-i sikess. an Active Man, either Married or l!n- -iun-- -* ■--•• ?? ye * tiener * 1 Knowledge of the fiusr^; none need apply whose character wil' not hearf strictest scrutini. Apply, if by ...
... y0 SCHOOLMASTERS. «-*-\NTED, a married man, being a mem- M ber of the Church of England, to super- d the Charity School, situate in Newton- jfTsciles, near Kirkham. — Salary about £60 , nurn ; i* l addition to which the children are ?? t . ( l with the ...