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... MARRIED. I Saturday in thii> city, Christopher Woodcll, to laabciU Stubbs. Same and place, Mr Isaac Tamer, to Miss Mary Tinnion. Same place, on Monday, Mark Noble, to Miss Mary Bailey. Saturday last, in this city, Mr. James Storey, to Miss Ann Nicholson ...
... Bill emend the Marriage Act. The object of his motion had reference to cases of atrocity, where unprincipled individuals, married for ten or more years, took advantage of their own petjnry, and repudiated their wives and bastardized their children. Sir ...
... conjuror lunieeit. He began dividing the workah.e matter, namel), public credulity, into ii» two eexet, i.t tour ages, into married ano unmar* master* and eei Voids, clergy and laiiy, nobles and cnnin.omr*, See, then »et toe general ocetdems mote common ...
... THOUSAND POUNDS to LENT *e.• Security. Apply to Mr. ilAlllll SOX, Solicitor, Penrith. CURATE WANTED. TITANTRD next, T'n»» married GEN I'LEMAN us. Particulars nay I) Applying, ii by- Letter, post-paid, the this Pai-kk. The sun life assurance so- C»ETY ...
... Three of the men who have been killed hare left families; the fourth was a stranger, and it is not known whether he was married or not: came from Low Mour iron works to inspect the engine, and bad not been more than an hour the premises when the dreadful ...
... otherwise treated her wiltully and shamefully, in a manuer which would excite the in- dignation and resentment of every virtuous married wo- man; and which must ensure to him the detestation of every honorable man. Fiom an attention to the known delicacy and ...
... Ah ! Sir, said the smiling girl, would a pity disturb the new married couple so early in the morning 1— What new ried couple ?— mistress, Sir, was married last moist.— Married ! 'lmpossible !« What! the lady who adored her deceased husband, who ...
... ever distinguished by his piety, charity, and zeal. Having lost his wife, and having established his only daughter. who was married but year to the e'dest son of Lord Clifford, iel;e took advantage did{ liberty to consecrate himself more especially to the ...
... all hope of recovery. Her Excellency was the sister of Gustavus Lambert, of Beaupark, in the county of Meath, Esq. She was married on the 20th Aug. 1800, to the Right Hon. Earl Talbott: she has left 11 children. Viscount Ingstrie, the heir apparent to the ...
... ?? . BIRTH. , ' * -lib-ill. the L»dy of Jobn Swire, Esq. ?? Huase and ltartwitb, in Yorkshire, -ttud heir. 0 MARRIED. l^sSliU. ai Tatham, near Hornby, Mr. v. £*lfr, of Croasdale Grains, to Mrs. E. Gur- . U>v-Gill, whose united ages amount to y '«■ ...
... 16—Why is a room full of married i 4 the one that is empty? altog 17—Why is person's nose like the 18—Why is a dog with its tail in its .jS l ® ceconornical man fW«p 19.—The name of a fish not very The pride and the boast of new-married ' 20—Which the oldest ...
... ever distinguished his piety, charity, and zeal. Having lost his wife, and having established his only daughter, who was married last year to the eldest son of Lord . Clifford, took advantage his liberty consccrate himself more especially to the service ...