... ; open for three days ; legal majority in favou* of a Kate, 196—Cricket Mulch between the Married and Si'.gie Members of the Leamingtoi Towu Club. Total Married, 116—single, 10! 19. —Recitations delivered by the Pupils the College 20. -Match between the ...

... the Loudon Police, ia the room of Sir C. Rowan, resigned. The Hon Mis* Copley, eldest daughter of Lord Lyndhurst, is about marry Mr. Selwyn, of Down Hall, Essex. Lord Brougham has been run king some interesting experiments on light, during his stay his ...

... Chactb* mi' Kirki “And, m flowers thsi wmtiu the bowl. Fell adders hiss, sod poisonous Scr)>cots luli.’* So, Bessie going be married f The sly l.itle pus-, orver let old friend into such a charming secret She must bribe with »' of her sweetest net scold her ...

... late Mrs. Bruce Jackson, one of the leaders of the fashionable world in Cheltenham 20 years ago, and had been for many years married to Sir Henry Pynn, who at the time of the accident was in Paris. It appears that Thursday se’nnight Lady Pynn had met with ...

... MARRIED. On the 37th ult., at St. Mark’s, Kennington, Mr. Charlea Woosnam, of Southend, Essex, to Ann, daughter Mr. William Foster, of Bishop street, this City. On Tuesday, the Ist inst., at St. Peter’s Church, the Rev. Charlea Thornhill, Mr. James Fall ...

... last, iu one of its lending articles, again rei'erates its formerly repeated announcement that the system p 14 an end. to Marry a Clergymam.—The Liverpool Standard of Tuesday week says:— •* We are informed tiiat the Government solicitor, Mr. Reynolds ...

... with intent, Ac. A true bill was returned for common assault only. The nature this case was, tliat the prosecutrix is a married woman, living in Chauntry place, Coventry, and that on Saturday night, the October last, she went to bed ' with her child ...

... offenders. WORCESTERSHIRE.—Rektsai. a Clergyman ;to Marry a Dissents*.— We Worcester Chronicle j are reluctantly compelled to recur charge preferred agaius the Rector of parish near Evesham refusing to marry a Baptist lady to an orthodox son of the Church ...

... cownlcit. liei'dri uircite -if lUieuutiii« Gout, I lately bad proof that your Fills aud will h»*al any wuutm nicer, aa a married , woman, living oar int. hail i>«d a bad leg tor f.'ur yeara, ! our could ture. ami i(»v ...

... Painter 21 Bisbopgate Street Birmingham shall receive above Reward PUBLIC NOTICE LEFT HOME on Monday the day of November MARRIED MAN named ISAAC ADDENBROOKE Bricklayer of Gornal in the parish of Sedgley made about feet 6 inches in height and in Baragon ...

... up the' brooch when in a state of unconsciousness and then that that fanous person to whom he had had the mi'sfortnne to married! bad refused to give it to him. when ne wished to get it back to wretched woman had picked his pocket it. You learn from the ...

... think it probable that ahe should ever marry, aa ahe had not met any one of a manly tone of mind; if she ever married,it would be one of a strong masculine nature. Indeed, (replied tbe wit), then why don't yoi marry your aieler Living Authors of England ...