... Thou bast a son, friend, I believe ? •' Yes And thou (addressing the other) a daughter Yes. Well, then let thy on marry the daughter, and bestow the treasure on the young couple for their marriage irn tioo. A it-xandel seemed suTprised and perplexed ...

... damps (and not the sick of the Dauntless)brought on his fever. The second death, a Commissary, residing in Fontabelle, and married less than a year; and the third, an officer from one of the Steamers, who was brought ashore 2 or 3 days before to a house ...

... and Mrs. Smith, Mr. Vaughn. Per Clara — Mr • and Mrs. Warner and child. Per Dapper—Misses Clarke. Per Gem Mr. Arrincell. Marri,ol. On Saturday, the 22nd instant, at St.Mattheves Chapel, by 'the Rev. Thomas Rowe, Evans Edwards Grant, Esq. to Elizabeth ...

... the second reading of the from the Council, authorizing married women re.siding abroad to dispose of their real estate in this Island. Under an Act of Hall, this privilege was enjoyed by married women residing in any part of the United Kingdom, and the ...

... ()riding came in and took his seat. The Bill sent down to the House of Assembly by the the honorable Board, for enabling married women residing abread to dispose of their real estate in this island was bt ought up, and the slight amendment Mooduced by ...

... Sun, is taken up with the grand Civil as well as EcclesiaStieal details of the eeremonies. The gieat Dictator of France was married first by the grand Civil dignitar lea of State at the Palace, then by the Minister of Religion, the Arehhis.hop of Put is ...

... rather detrimenral to French interests than otherwise, and having gratuitously assumed that the French peopleinsist on his marrying somebody, he takes the greatest possible pleasure in responding to that wish by ennouricing that he is about to contract ...

... the French is 26 years of age, prepossessing, and of Spanish descent. Her mother whose maiden name was Kirkpatrick, and who married a Spanish grandee, is a Scotch lady. The dotation of the Empress is understood to be fixed at 30,000 francs per annum, with ...

... family in fiermony. The Times i t s, we know not on what authority. that when the father of this very lady . was about to marry Miss Ki!kpattick. the daughter of one of our Consuls at Malaga, it was necessary, as a Spanish Grandee, that he should obtain ...

... London Times. Ist and 2nd series flue's Journey through Tartary, Thibst and China Life and Memorials of Daniel Webster The Married and Maiden Life of Mary Powell First History of Greece, by Sewell Guide to Knowledge. by Robbins Twice told Tales, by Hawthorne ...

... together with Lady Kenmare, have gone over to the Romish Church. On the other hind it is reported that Lady Peel is about to be married to our present Commancler•in-Cbief, Viscount Ilardinge. The subscription for a monument to Thomas Ilood, has reached £4oo—that ...

... some right cheerfuLlooking Maori faces, and suncli y English figures —for ,this small house, of eight rooms is oramfull of married men and women, and boys of several ages ; I say , it is very amusing to watch the faces of the persons inquiring ; and I can ...