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... 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 ...
... PRIVATE TUITION. A MARRIED CLERGYMAN resident in Leamington, of considerable experience and success in Tuition, and distinguished by Academical Honors, devotes his time to the Education of a few Pupils, and can receive one or two more than his present ...
... BIRTHS. CRAVEN.-Jan. 4, Charles-street- Berkeley-square, the Countess of Craven, of a son. MARRIED. COOMBE—CHALK.—Ou the 2nd inst., at All Saints', Springfield, Essex (by the Rev. J. A. Coombe, M A Rector of Albursh, Norfolk, late Fellow of St. John's ...
... procure for themselves in this simple and inexpensive way. The Institution also includes a Lying-in Charity, and respectable married females are hereby assisted, during the progress of their confinement, with clean linen, and means to obtain medical advice ...
... of this town, gent., to be one of the Perpetual Commissioners for taking the acknowledgments of deeds to be executed by married women, in and for the counties of WarwicK, Stafford, and Worcester. The attention of merchants and man«i«otur®i*» Jirentud ...
... same tune push down the stairs, but she fortunately saved herself by getting hold of the bannisters. The parties have been married 17 years, and have two children, but the man appears to nearly always drunk and altogether supported by his wife. The husband ...
... Griffiths of this town gent to be one of the Perpetual Commissioners for taking the acknowledgments of deeds to be executed by married women in and for the counties of Warwick Stafford and Worcester The attention of merchants tof the advantages which are now ...
... and fidelity Of Leicester's Countess the reviewer, after stating that she died at the age of ninety-five, and had been married three times, adds: And who is this ' sorceress of the silver locks,' and what is the magic by which she has rendered Time ...
... years' hard service, he retired, universally respected by his brother officers and privates. The late Sir James, born in 1767, married in 1806 Miss Oliver, daughter of Mr. William Oliver, of Dinlybyre, N.B. His commission in the Royal Marines was dated as ...
... John Philip Motteram, of a Son.—On Monday last, at Kingston Villa, Leamington, the Wife of Mr. G. Hewitt, of a Daughter. MARRIED.—On Tuesday last, at Aston Church, by the Rev. J. F. Green, 8.A., Mr. Henry Holland, of Highgate, to Ann, only daughter of ...
... ”and other works, but was now in the greatest diilres*. She was a widow, and had daughter eighteen years of age. who was married, and living in India with her husband. Her mother was sister of Kart Clifford, and she hud brother living in India. She had ...
... her mother had retired to her native village in Li .!. Jrd*!jirc, on annual pittance out of the firm her brothers were all married, ami had increasing ; nothing spare ; so, that Bessie, was, with nil he. vUv>ris, well-nigh reduced completo ticslitutioop ...