... their offices ope ?? y de- able hoser. . apetcsithat of adults, particu- Visit bd Bad as the sttuation ofaprnie s la arly married men, is still worse; for if these late hours do rot sat lead to habits of dissipation (which they do in nine cases out of ...

... case Mr Lateward a gentleman fortune having died leaving a widow and daughter an only child with a fortune about a-yearl the married Colonel Marsac of the Guards and the plaintiff (son of late eminent physician) who belonged the regiment visited Colonel Marsac’s ...

... war; but as for Greeks, they weie neither men nor Christians, (save their souls alive,) for Othello was killed befole he married the gentle Desdenema, and Roderigo would come none, . although lago spoke trumpet tongued against his tardy Pa'te• But ...

... MARRIED, On Monday, the 21st oh., at Christ Church, Peter, eldest On of mr. George Mak. Fifeshire, to Betsey, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hewson,fortnerly cotton : manufacturer, and now innkeeper at Kirkby Stephen, Westmoreland. Same day, at St. Nicholas's ...

... but as for Greeks, 'bey wete neither men nor Christians, (save . ( heir i sou l s alive,) for Othello was killed before be marrie d e gentle Des.:dem:)fla, and Roderigo would come none, although lago spoke trumpet tongued against his tardy i t r e ' ...

... alsn no e i- riation, and barley remains ason last market day. Beans, peas, the and other grain remain as before. ,ubr her MARRIED. I in On Saturday, the 26th ult. at Manchester, Mr. Hugh Rees, ucL Liverpool, to Miss Jane Wright, of the Palace Inn, Manchester ...

... 15. Why is a young lady giving her lover a kiss like one who P discards her lover? 16. Why is a Cockney gentleman going to marry a second a wife like Eau de Cologgne, or gin ? 6 17. Why is a gentlemran coming into a room in Lancashire, V ittte you are ...

... lad. at day 4J wi gan ?? £ti. go , , . . a ' sdto MARRI D, was Lately, at Broughtou-inW-Fuarness, Mr. Thos. MetcalfofUlvereton, use, to Miss Elizabeth Campbell, of the former plaee at de. On the 18th July, at the Cathedral, Calcutta, by the Venerable ...

... me I cannot of difficulty: intrusted its decision to 1 never known but knowing him thinking of him they but run run They married and stepped into and knew infringe acred of ride upon such an occasion allowing our thoughts upon it admiration its and young ...

... in smiles, with her ancient lord, who, from motives of policy and the advancement of fa mily interest, she was obliged to marry, while her heart 'lnd her affections were fixed on one of the young lords in w ailing before her. Taus many a heart lies ...

... whose talents i-te so We have ouiselves heard that Mr. Goineisall is a clever perfot user. We to reperuse SHANDY'S poetry on Marri , ge. Would not ita deter our young men front venturing their necks within the noose or matrimony ? We could not conveniently ...

... dressed in smiles, with her ancient f i r 4, who, from motives of policy and the advancement of Ily interest, she was obliged to marry, while her heart w her affections were fixed on one of the young lords in 4i ting before her. 'rhos many heart Iles hid ...