... fentenced him to fuffer death, by the punithment of xo,ooo pieces, but the order was revoked in contideration of his having married a daughter of Kien-Long, and he was fuil'eredto ibang himfelf with a filk fent. to him by I the Emperor., - The Paella of ...

... by the Magiftrate to be fent on board the tender. A few days ago was married at Lulworth Cattle, Dorfet, the klon. Mr. Stourton, to Mifs Catherine Weld. • • On the tft inft. was married. at Roc!l4fter, Lieutenant Charles Cameron, of his Majetty!s • 3d regiment ...

... licence, once more to tie the connubial knot; and on the day after Mrs. Lamb's remains were cOnnnitted to the earth, he was married to Miss Mary Roscow, of Manchester.--- The funeral baked meats did coldly furnish forth the marriage least. N.\-k k- ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. _ Someclays since a COuplc went to . .bo,. T married in the 'church of a. -Village in Northainpfonshire ; from some accidental delays the morning was far advanced before they reached the _altar; tht. ceremony, however, commenced, and the ...

... were peclovned, with singular quickness, by a deaf and dumb relative of the &Ilea.. This eNtraordinary person ha lately been married a yery-young girl. - Leaving. the Ar.-.b- camp, •vhere 7 fresh (Ironic 'daries, were ,Inevided, the Nilissiori proCead. et ...

... ortwin datighters. ' On, Sunday last, the Lady, of the Hon. Mr. Petre of a 4augl)ter, 4t their houie in Grosvenor-square. MARRIED. • Last - We - ic,.. A , :near Southampton, Geo. Xekewich; Esq.' of Tin.coin'.s Inn, to s ca l e, e ld est daug h t er of ...

... will go in the above.convoy. BIRTHS.- On Saturday the. Ist of Novmber, Mrs. Glennie, of Mixing— . lane, of a daughter. . : MARRIED. On Thursday last, L. Wray, Esq. of Upton-Houk, Hants, to -Miss Martha Read, titug'nter of William Read, Esq. of - Ebley, ...

... to the justification bail, and heard a few motions, but nothing thy Of attention oceurred. • On MZ. n - da . yclast -vas married, by the Rev. Mr. Evans, at Kingston Church, Portsea, the gallant Robertjlope, Esq. ,purser of his Majesty's ship Puissant ...

... a Rule to sheW . cause why a criminal information should not be filed agatn'st LEGGATT, for. havingobtained .a. license to marry by a false oath, 'stating the lady . to be upwards,pf 22,' when, in fact, ,she Was '20., The person against whom he moved was ...

... fashionable world. His journey to Jerusalem, by which he won nearly 50,000/.- was remarkable for - expedition. 'Mr. WHA LEY was married, last January to the Hon. Miss LAWLESS, the sister of: Lord CLONCURRY, a State prisoner in the, Tower, and -fell a victim ...

... year 1544, by Lord Audley, and in which his Lordship resided. On his demise . it went to .THOMAS Duke of Non- FOLK, who had married the only daughter and ; heir of Lord Au - may but who enjoyed it only for a short time, the place becoming. confiscate to ...

... according to the fixed assessment, presumes ,a capital Of 2,500,000 rix-dollars, bank nioney.-=-The daughter of this merchant is married to the Chief-Admiral, Count de MEISTEA. The Lords of the Admiralty have appointed the sons of Captain MILLER, PATTEN, and ...