... Fasuionans Anecpore.~The following anecdote, we underfland, has lately been realized in high life :—~The Duke of Guife was married to a Prigcefs of Cleves, a woman of great beauty, who was fufpe@ed to favour the paffion of a certain perfon named St. Maigrin ...

... fought on XC'ednesdry morning, the Paddington Chiral towing path, between Mr. C , clergyman, and Captain Smith. The parties married two sisters, the daughters General and the dispute which led tire duel, origin ted some family matters. Captain 8. w.u uighfly ...

... until the age of SO. was jnly once'marrioj, and had mote than two children, both females. Bath of these, however, having married, the old died grandfather to I'd persons, and great grandfather 'dO, the eldest whom was ‘dl years of age at the time his ...

... introduced die present Mr. Jackson into the line horcign Ministers. resided as Envoy, for several years, at Berlin, where he married Prussian Lady of condition ; and remained that Court down to the period of time in ISOS, wl.t., misunderstanding arose between ...

... Reberts, Bisset, is loading for Glasgow. The Hawk, Dobbin, is loading at Dublin for Belfast, —ooeoo'-(-'-r.'.r--— . —MARRIED— At Fiddown, Joun Browwe, Esq. Inspectorof Stamp Duties, to Miss WaLsu, cldest daughter of Phdip Walsh, KEsq. of Fiddown, ...

... suasion their nearest relative* could gl them separate. The lady only uncle hoary-headed little man, I . „ age. is also staled married to have family children. j» her LEASE that FARM *t hy Mr. Tmoma* Acres IttJ* pi—ttw mwere t the .ea'e un«*xp;re«J from the ...

... Tli.' rVi.iccss i S.ixon>’ U very and very hands >mo. Should marry Hit* would become ull the gre families th.* Continent, and al.uly the llour’ooub. Lieutenant-Gcn-ral Sir I. Stuart, K. B. ap- ! pointed C sl-mel the ‘JOlli foot, «*nd Sir John's former ...

... and, God knows, there arc bunglers plenty it already 15ur, how long is it since your wife died u Twenty years, and never married second lime yet ”-»“\Vas it regard for her you lost that prevented you ?”— ** Well, and, honey, she was a good cretei ; but ...

... LOVRE AFFAIR. The fql]g;v;;in? ;d\r.e;tis‘gmel;t apfi‘e‘qnfl in the London Courier of Tst Tpst. e e ¢ PROM MARY TO JAMES.” “ MaRrY takes this method of telling James, she feels excessively unhappy abgut some letters, which, she fears, were uot destroyed ...

... DIVORCE. Tiie law of Christianity declares, Matt. 9. Whosoever shall p«t away his wife, except it for fornication, and shall marry another, commitleih adultery. The Emperor France, with a(feiled gravity and pompous solemnity, assigns different reason for ...

... llic of November, Camdlus, Pnncc of'iJerghesf, Grand Digciiary the .Empire, is Mary Aur. Caroline, also sister die Emperor, married Joachim, Prince of tly.* Two Sicilies, on January, die was horn 2.5 th March, 17*'2, and h.came Queen the loth July, ISOS ...

... arrived i the River last, from Philndelphh, with . When she sailed several o, be destined for that poye, - owao-'foo-‘ —~MARRIED. Je OF the Limerick County \; Iter of M‘Vuty Moore, Esq. of, Longtord, « DREW Trew, $9. of Millpong dughter of Mr. W, Andrews ...