... RaEUSArL Ow A CLERGYMAN To MAiRRY A Dis- kof SENTER.- The refusal of the Rev. Martits Amphlett, end rector of Church Lench, to marry a Baptist lady but to a Churchman, has called down a reproof from the Of Bishop of Worcester, who says,- My attention was ...

... and, naturally enough, soon won her patient's heart, if she did not lose her own. But it is probable that when they were married there was no hope of Barlow's recovery; that would account for his having settled, as we are told he did, all or nearly all ...

... Port Adelaide, South Australia. M. At tbo Regietry-offme, Newvton Abbott, not many weeks since. co a party attended to get married ; on being told that the charge gh weas 5,, they were in a eomplete `flx,` their united pockets not bhiis worth more thais ...

... Journal, lii - Da. CHALMERs's MAasRrAoII.-His manse was kept 261 by his sister Jane till the beginning of 1812, when she __ married Mr. Morton, of Whitfield, Glouceeterbhire. Same weeks after this marriage, when a partial failure of 29 his attempt at au ...

... has left a wife and one child ; Jenoima Spencer. th sister-in-law of the above, has left ore child Mary Lead- Ig burry, a married woman, of Walton, Liverpool. has left or R:x children, The bodies were removed to the Railway K-Inn, and a surgeon was sent ...

... apprentice to one Mr. Holden, a clogger, in Preston, and he served thatappren. tlieship to Mr. Holdenin Preston; and since I got married to my hitsbattd, he having no capital to set himself up as omaser ciogger, in ceonseqoetee of the slackness of trade we were ...

... s of any Catholic king ravaging the turs' coasts of Ireland. By the 7th 'of George 11. 1any barrister Irahi ocattorney marrying a Catholic, to be disbarred. By thle aobol 29th George ii. 1barristers aind attorneys wtere obliged to e 'av hir privilege ...

... rveognz-d the Liverpool College of Chemristry. hs DEs-INrlO;J OF .A MARRIED MN.-A. care wa3 head, r hn yesterday, before the magistrrte, in wt:.ch the prisorcr r th latei that lie r-as a married taco. The peiice'rdhcor 't w dv made the charge denied thi, giiv ...

... charged with etealiune a vast ntrirruoieof ilapers frocnnthe House of Lords, iv-hero her hushaird Is otto of the weatchmen. Marry valuable doenu- ontsol, it ie eupposed, leave been sold for waste paper, I Tho Riog of Hanover received in private arriienco ...

... wtthcopn oat; six! years, and hed belieived he was its odet ein.'urn 5 HY risct formiution ~of that-line'lo- had met wih. marry dilhluhe, I rI Igs -but hand been able to overomie them through'tine' asitac h lie bad ~re`Goived and tire tind. enc~ounragement ...

... Iege. : ?? old church of your fathers is to be no longer the parish Y irits; t and yos Wvill be doprivedi of tie right tohbe married wser-e e youtrfiends and relatiosts weme r-arried, or to bave yoau- clitdren i bch-istressed acud registered, wbore yost and ...

... sotlion and the nervous functions must, iYtlen'blsobservable. Ciurchill remarked thhttuthe-hodyanid cythe mind fire inure thant married, inasmuch as the uric never ly 'suffers butthu6thierasiwayssyunpathiises.1 Iidpecd,itisiinpcus- ty sihicto conceivie tha ...