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... most valuable painting* lhee*hihilion the Scottish Academy. MV A ChaMMFRMAID AT OLD HULL INN.-Yesterday, Ann Worthington, s married who has been engaged Rfl chsiuhernisid the Old I ul Inn, this town, since the of Noveiula t, mitted by John Lister, Esq., ...
... Protestant Germany, and l(u««ta, l7Ul;in England, 17.V.'; and last, in Sweden. 17.^» —Lcipaic Fair, Tin BSD* v, 2. l.ord Byron married, l a lft. Captain Cook dedicate# the Sandwich Inland* in honour of patr ...
... Willis Muskett, Esq. Edward Lee, Esq. James Stewart, Esq., M.P. Major Willock, K.L.S. ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS SOCIETY. Married man, paying a yearly premium, or a single sum, varying according to the age of his wife, would secure each of his future Children ...
... from holding Degree or Diploma, and otherwise •jualiHrd for the uluatiun. U U not indispensable that the andidatos should married, a Matron will appointed the same time, who may anuihedkfhan the Superintcndvut'a Wife; but all tint Camlidagn must have hod ...
... standing about sis feet two inches high, and jprima of life, being no more than ad years old. Only twelve iwnlhsaeohe was married to the daughter the landlord the Uillington, where nia rvmaina now lie, awaiting the late sad rile interment. had one child ...
... MARRIED. the ultimo, bouses ChapaL Nrweaatta. by the Rer. W. Turner, the Rot. Kdwaad Hlgia—. is Lydto. yuofetopdaagb ter the lair Mr. Flower Humble, IoaWMWd. On the fTth ultimo, At Mary's ChurA, Cbrhaahom. Roe. John Brow or, 8.C.L.. the Rer Cbartoa RA- ...
... and thr proper regultiton of the labour asd F- diet of such Paupers as may become inmantes of tha dworklhouse; re to be a married ecouple, each Possessing a fotowledge of the Welsh sd language, andnuides' fifty years of age. Te Master to be able to r. ...
... Marriages, Births, and Deaths MARRIED, On Thursday, the 5th ult., at Terceira, Azores, George P. Dart, Esq to Francisca E. Sampayo, daughter of the I1lustrissimo Senhor Bento de Betteucourt Vasconcelles a Lemos, and niece of the late Baron de Sampayo ...
... The deceased lady, who was the only surviving sister of the late Earl of Portmore, was born the sth November, 1779, and married in 1810, Mr. J. Brecknell. Her late ladyship was lady of the bedchamber to the late Queen Charlotte.—Morning Herald. TILE ...
... near Windsor. Pettett (a married man whose wife lived at Eton upon a pittance allowed by him of four shillings a week, and who left her in Suffolk some three or four years ago) ran away from his family in 1836 with a married woman, Mrs. Wicks. A short ...
... We be— we to yottnc Queen-God bless her We must— we attached to the Throne being by whom it is fitted She is going to be married (Tremendous cheeriug) I wi$h she may have as many (hihVen as grandmother had— and twenty ( Immense peering daughter) God Queen ...
... register in right of marriage : Mr. Pike : Are you quite sure you are married ? Freeman : Oh ! yes, quite sure. Mr. 'Pike : But, witness, are you quite satisfied that you are married ? Freeman : Quite s,a-stisfied ? Oh, I am not bound to answer that question ...