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... rdict—Natural tteath. ti At Woodeott lioute, Oxon, ou the 29th instant, the Lady of'l booms Fraser, Esq. Oa daughter, still-burn. MARRIED. On the 23d itiatant. at liell , sotal; Andrew Forbes Ramstsx, Esq. in the lion. Company's service', Bengal Eilablishineut ...
... sentimental tales. Its incidents—as those of a story of sentiment should be--are few and simple. A lovely and deep-hearted woman, married to a brutal husband, who has dissipated her fortune and left her with win'stress for the West Indies, becomes the victim of ...
... John street). Letters, post paid, punctually answered. rpO ...
... schoolmaster, and cabinet- maker. Ten at above persons have since been committed to Lancaster on a charge of couspiracy. MARRIED. rrell) . At Twickenham, Robert Espinasse, of the lunar pie, Esq. to Emily, eldest daughter of the Huu.. 0 , and the late ...
... Shewell, of a daughter. On the 29th ult., at Woodcott House, Oxon, the lady of Thos. Fraser, Esq., of a daughter, still-born. MARRIED. On Sunday, the 12th ult., at the house of his Excellency the Earl of Clancarty, his Britannic Majesty's Ambassador at the ...
... on the usu or Rescind certain Mint ing the price paid to thi pense of Cupping and 1 the 31st day of Decemb ..YING-IN CH 4. Married Women a lately held at No. 2, Be LITTLE KNIGHT mons, under the Parc PRINCE REGENT, the Pr of KENT, the Duke of His Grace the ...
... house and pleasing wife. ' OCRATES, by his Discourse on Marriage, ?? KY enraptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wed-, ded; and The Spectator has affirmed, that the word 'wife ...
... l4agistrate, for cruel treatment towards her. . She is it smart fierce-looking little person, and she deposed that she had married Mr. Fitzgibbons upon speculation 7-- She had understood him to be— a nice gentlemanly. sort of a man; but she found him ...
... matrimony, and intended to die a bachelor. This. perfidious motive; however, iviis soon falsified, .as he shortly afterwards married another feontle, to whom the plaintiff bad introduced him. Several amatory epistles from the defendant were put in and eead ...
... its close. William perishes, his father dies in purity and resignation, John, after perilous adventures, meets Marion, and marries her. Helen too has her share of suffering; but John, in memory of the past, welcomes her to Eskdale, where she subsequently ...
... swart tierce-looking little person, and she deposed that she had married Mr. Fitzgibbons upon speculation. She had understood him to be—“ nice gentlemanly sort of a man ; but she found him a very d 1.” He was excessively lazy, too; living entirely upon ...
... public chapel of or belonging- to the parish or chapelry, within which the usual place of abode of such minor about to be married shall bona fide base been for 14 days immediately preceding the publication of such banns, shall be voidable at the suit of ...