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... jewellers to be re-set. Of a vijolelags hive taken place at Coburg, on receipt of the intilligesich that Prince Albert was to marry the Queen of England. We have heard, on what we consider good authority, that it is the intention of her Majesty to avail herself ...
... was the eldest daugh- ter of Charles Sloane, first Earl CadogAn. Fer ladyship was born on the '26th of May, I, 7S, and was married on tbc 2d of June. 1802, to the llon. and Rev. Gerald Valerain Welleslev, l.D., Prebendary of Duhrham, and P. yomuuger brother ...
... should also feel a hearty Interest in tile welfare of the consort to whom that lovely and virtuous young Queen was about to be married. There was a duty owing by every loyal man in the British dominions to the person who wasabout to become the consort of the ...
... de sned onrlt¾shand, Land the persnn admitted was de~ended fr e first (roars of laughter.), who must.I - wed, before 'she married the latter (conti- .n~ide lat'ghter)- 7yet-they -'i.*4ae that Man a freeman b3 bir~s (lugtiev).It is Very 'd -hibult, my friends ...
... services. Be- 1 . lug of industrior cusbits, its his been a stone sawyer at Barton for thislast 231 years, at Which place lie married in t 1819D, and his widow hasts Co incain lise loss of all affection- ate husband. He was a man pos;sessed of good sense, ...
... t1ce Government of that country i is weak, distracted, and corrupt.-Jeoits. t A celebrated wit icmas asked why he did not marry a I young lady to whom he was much attache d. I have no reason, replied he, except the great regard wo have for cacti other ...
... great distance from Woburn, where they have continhued to rusticate, when absent firo London, nearly ever since they were married. , I The mortal remains of the lute lamented Countess of Devon were interred last week at Wycombe in Bucking. hIanphire, by ...
... this slbject uiider triil3d5ritiu Ot this fireselit itiut [harrshlj. It Was Dot tor film oe tell ?? that tb-re were u greet marry tr ciis hl inev, which tricks Dnijit prevent the ourci'ss , ;tiil RIorliOrns tA Soathwarli, ill n lawfrl ?? to puii- i.ilbe ...
... deceased lady, who was the only surviving sister of the late Earl of Portinore, 'was born otl the 5th of November, 1779, and married in 1810, Nl. J. Brock- nell. Her late Ladyship was lady of the bedehamber to the late Queen Charlotte. DEATH OF VISCOUNT LASCHLLES ...
... was a daughter of Sir Lucas , Pepys, Bart., and Jane Elizabeth Countess of Rothes, . was born on the lst of June, 1777, and married the ; Earl of Devon, then Mr. Courtney, on the 29th No- t vember, 1804, by whom her ladyship had a family of five children ...
... meeting then separated. DUCATION AND IVIATRIaOXY.-Ill the three ths, July, August, and September, 1838, there e 27,G78 couples married in England and Wales, cse marriages were duly registered, and copies of registerstransmitted to the General Register Of- Of ...
... manufacturing and partly an agricul- tural country? Will those who, in the animating words of Lord Ashley at Blandford, axe married to the soil, who chiefly contribute the taxes, maintain the Church, and send a healthy tide of population into our cities ...