... 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 ...

... inquest was held at Ulnaby, near High Coniscliffe, view of the body of Susan Garth, aged about 70. The deceased had never been married, and lived in a very retired manner in small house at Ingletou, Iter only support being an annuity allowed her by Richardson ...

... Journal. Marriage and Death. —On Christmas Day a young man named Caleb Webb, of Drayton, Dorsetshire, aged 22 years, was married to a respectable young woman at the parish church of Newington, the Rev. Mr. Coates, and afterwards spent the day at the house ...

... chargeai le to the parish of F.xhall. They had been loug service together Mr. Wright's, of Ker,sley, and 111 July last were married at Trinity Church, Coventry.— I'he foolish fellow had persuaded himself that not been marr.ed in his own parish, he was oblig ...

... MARRIED On the 2nd inst., in London, Mr. William Tomlinson, builder, to Mary Ann, only daughter of Mr. Mason, farmer, all of Withybrook. On the 3rd inst., at Grandborough, by the Rev. F. T. C. Margetts, the Rev. Edward Sehvyn, M.A., Rector of Hera* ingford ...

... Wright, of Allesley, An intimacy had grown up during that period between Bentley and his wife, which ended in their being married at Trinity Church, in Coventry, on the Bth of July last. He then promised that when his period of service ended, which would ...

... Easy.—Hymen was represented by the ancients carrying a torch by daylight, to signify the state of sanity of persons about marry.— Punch's Alma* nack. Reflection for young Jeremy Diddlers.— Ho# much more pleasant it is to pay our addresses than our dabts ...