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... herfelf Margaret Lefley, for affaulting a Mrs. Elizabeth Lefley, and threatening her life. The complainant tiated, that the married a Mr. Lacy on the t ith init. and of cootie went to take poffeffion of her home, when the accufed party thruft her out of ...
... The child mired a few hears after his birth. At Geese Wishington, Norfolk, the Lady of the Hon. W. Fitzroy, of a Con. • MARRIED. At St. Paul's, Deptford, Mr. F. Nicholion, of Upper Reset, Sorry, to Mifs Kingsford, of Stainford•diver, road. At St. George's ...
... his fortune, and the Master was ordered to appoint Committees of his person and estate. Mr. Nottely, a clergyman, who is married to'the lunatic's sister, and other relations, entered into an agreement to give an unfair representation to' the Master of ...
... le fides: Nay how can one imagine fhould thrive, many creatures it keejps alive ! Which creep from every nook and corner, marry! Jilching much as ever they can carry: Then, all the birds, which fly along the air l.ight at my pond, and come for (hare : ...
... MARRIED. Lately, Mtjor Plunkett to Gunning, of se veral intcreiti productioiw, and tramialor of the much-adlured Kreu novel, Malvina, just published. Barr- Tr-scott, Esq. of Nuton-slteet, to Miss S. D. Br'itiwood, r.f Baker -dreet. Che’te iham.the Rev ...
... beneficial to fin& young Ladies in the prime of life, when any irregularity prevails. They are alfo ,of great fervice to married Ladies during the courfe -of pregnancy.— They arc likewife of high importance to women in the latter peciud. of life, efpecially ...
... difficulty. . . • No further evidence was - . Mr. ALLY addrefred the Jury in behalf of the defendant, whotn:he'defcribed as A married man with a family,. and whole --refpeaability and irreproachable•..ehat•after .placed him beyerid the cOrnmiffion °fan of ...
... to be professor experimental philosophy and natural history in the high school Mittau, which that prince had esta- Here he married, 1778, Agnes Jacobs, with whom lived state of great conjugal happiness, and who accompanied him in the long journeys which ...
... Thursday, Flizibcth Lesley charged Margaret Lesley with an assault, the nature of which was follows:—The prosecutrix was married on the lUh inst. to Lesley, a cowkeeper Camden Town. the prosecutrix coming to her new habitation she met with some few i ...
... Mr curate Mr Pride breeches Mr Parfons Dorchefler clergyman day married young Parfons to woman name of Dibhcn A fince married Edward Bofwell Mifs eldrft late Rev Si Devon Lately married Mr book-feller and flztioner Mils Veale the Richard Veale M tenth ...
... aidgtrte.i cVr.hl.oiuhood, is bkeiy by the Afliduity of a dibaent Maiter, 'o become an titenfive and flouriihing Se- minary. A Married Man would lie preferred, whofe Wife would take an acai've i'att ir. the Ir.flruction 01 the Female Part of the Scholars. ...
... the Court of Chancery took the of Lunatic his fortune find the Master ordered appoint Committees of estate Mr Not-teley is married to Lunatic’s sister and other relations entered into agreement give an unfair representation to the Master necessary for the ...