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... PRIVATE TUITION.—A married Clergyman, who has been long engaged In PREPARING PUPILS for the UNIVERSITIES, will, after the Christmas vacation, have ONE or TWO VACANCIES. The most satlsfactr,ry references to library characters, and to the parents of puplls ...
... lamp-lights at Drury-lane—but is still worthy of Charles Lambe. The First Grey Hair, a serious thing with most ladies, whether married or single, is treated with befitting gravity, and a pleasing moral wrought out of it. Mr. Haynes Bailey is the fabricator ...
... during the administration of Mr. Addington, l now Lord Sidtnouth. He is succeeded by his son, the pre- i sent Sir William, who married a daughter of Loid Brown- s low. The late Sir William built a fanciful chapel in his - park, upon the site, he supposed, of ...
... the Governnient sump oneaelubintle. S..tid by F. Newbery•tud‘4ll4ne ' • it the Dr. James's Powder, St. 'Peas Cheri* .•be as marry p. sons mistake the lines*. obierve that it is iblerkfrom• aide. the Number 45. also by J. Safter,l69, fns ioe, Doltd-Street ...
... evening to ten persons in the boxes and three ia the pit. A Fine Name.—An Irish paper states that a Mr. Lysaght h») just been married Ennis to Anne Mountprevit Noble Fitzcri Shouldennan Cox O'Kelly, daughter of Patrick O’Kelly, Esq., Cascade Lodge. The Rivee ...
... stated that it was most sfflictingavuutAo her h;;shaml, who wnt highly the ros--iifPce, and who had only been nins months married fier. ice jury returned a verdict That the died from natural rauses. l/*»i night iiiqiie«t Guy’s Hospital, before Mr. riew ...
... letters to Lord MotrwrcAsHer., they would be much more agreeable to the taste of his Irish readers. Query. If two fishes were to marry what would their names be?—Answer, John-Dory and Ann-Chovy. When Sir JAMES SCAELETT, looking Mr. ALEXANDER in the face, reproached ...
... left, and who has been out. asked to him at Newington church,though owing to circumstances quite unforeseen they acre never married. Dy this female, for whom he entertained the greatest affection, and who has conducted herself with all the propriety and ...
... Oswald Sp On Tuesday evening, In Bloomsbury- s q uare , th e l a d y 0, r. A. Curtis, Esq. nlth, Ward, Esq. M.P. of a son. v MARRIED. r; e ro On the Slit nit. at St. Mary's Rev . Islington, by the Dt R. T. F arquhar, Bart. M.P. Wilson, Esq. l son, Vicar ...
... m-eTbeJary returned a verdict accordingly.—The deceased, whose husband holds a situation in the Post-ofliee, had only been married nine months, and they lived together upon the most affectionate terms. A beau`Pnl specimen of the wild or whistling swan was ...
... The deceased, Mary Henrietta Barrett, was her daughter by her first husband. Her daughtet was 23 years sof age, and was not married. She had resided with witness since February last. About April she became very low-spirited and indolent, which continued ...
... and finally, in oases where the delay of connubial pledge has almost extended disappointment to despair, they offer to the married female those hopes which site can reasonably appreciate. Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the world. Patients writing ...