... Douglas Jerrold, Esq. Bavius. Martial in London. By the The Life and Times of Peter late James Smith, Esq Priggins. The Widow Married. By Mrs. Lines. By Mrs. C. B.Wilson. Trollope. The Literature of the Month, The Newgate Annual ; or,' &c. I Guide to the Gallows ...

... the augmentation of territory to hereditary tight, and not the support of a foreign state, or the good offices of prince married to the presumptive heiress of that stale. After this, what has been said of the principality of Coburg will be duly appreciated ...

... —1 am, geatlemen, your very obedient servant, “ R. Goarvon. “ The Belfast Flour and Bread Company, Belfast.” } they were married. Opretiring to the nuptial. chamber. she discovered on the erm: of her husband the mark which Paovinen For.—Two sailors were ...

... delight the fair sex, who will no longer compelled to their charms the and the The second son of tlie King the French is to married to the Princess Victoria, of Saxe Coburg, cousin to our Queen. . i There now A meins, in Franco, a largo body of English ...

... line's maternal grandfather, bequeatlshig her the sums of twelve thettsand pound., payable either upeit her coming of age or marrying. It would appear that this gentleman, angry.with her (his only relation) because she would nut pet herself under his protection ...

... ult., the Lady of Pat- -rick GRANT, Esq., of son. Married here, on the 26th ult., by the Rev. Mr Spence, Mr James Tullock, Footdee, to Eliza, second daughter of the late Mr Peter Ritchie, Shipowner. Married, at Arbroath, on the 24th December, Mr John KIRKLAND ...

... property of John Allchurch, of Ilibbesford.— Three months' imprisonment. Meadows, Hannah, 19, single woman, Meadows, Ann, 25, married, were charged with having stolen an ewe, on the 15th of Dec. inst ~ the property Thomas Hemns, Detibrd. The younger prisoner ...

... his country during tie long war with France. Her Ladyship was the youngest daughter of Genral Sir John Clavering, K.B., who married Lady Diana West, second daughterof John, first Earl Dwelaware. Her Ladyship wras lin her 79ths year. and in the sphere in ...

... TUIT'ION-A married Clergymaa of much - experience In tuition ) and resident within an easy distance from town, will, after the Christmas vacation. have some VACANCIES. His numerous and highly-respectable references to parents of pupils, and to literary ...

... Viscount Lsscelles was born the 18th of July, 1796, and married, in 1821, Mias Louisa Rowley, who d eceased. The title descends to the nest brother of the deceased, the Hou. Henry Lascelles, who married, in 1823, Lady Louisa Thyune, second daughter of Thomas ...

... knights nited Service Cazetle. Statk I’.im cation.— ln the three months, July, August, and September, tiiere were iiouples married in Kngland and ales, whose marriages wore daily registered, and copies tiie registers transn)itte>l the (Jeneral Kegisterotlice ...

... endeavours to draw the public mind this subject, she was nnduimousiy nominated Patroness of the Society. A Young Mother. married woman at Valin ciennes became mother there last week ; she had not attained her Uihydar. TTtolesalc Grocery Establishment ...