... held at a slight advance. A moderate bt;,- aess was done in Indian Corn, and prime y1l02 brought 29s. 6d. per quarter. * 4-- MARRIED.1 On the 16th ult., at Corfu Georce 'e la Poer Beresford, Esq , Aide-de-lCatmp, son OIr te iite Henrv Barrn Beresferd, of ...

... 134i9. Deor Sirs-I tfel it nip Outv to roll you of rie WOI iff. detetul bcttelit I hare ?? ,'ror Royal iath. - Plaster tor marri years. i l):ve ?? . rlet.ull t t. triem .et tira tire lots re triter. I ?? sittlci I.tve got KRY over it if I Ion t trot neil ...

... stealing 25ts. the tamorties of John \\' ...

... ths privileged class, Sticly gamee p4cz servers should bear all costs. THE BwnruLon AND Tn BENEDICT..,, Ol were lawful to Marry two Wives .1 ?? a uld0 in, slastic young bachelor. desperately din love with a the ufcountry cuutiasm, Try one to begin li ...

... her last Id peace is esserli al. Address A. Ml. Weit ?? e, Vicarage. to i T ANTS a jiuation, is GAMl EKEE PR and id ' 'a Married Alan, aged 3U, with to a character of nisny years in trie sesvic oft a No nleman, to and sevyral other testittoroials fron ...

... Stuart Wertley will introduce for the repeal of Lord Lyndhurst's Marriago Act, which, c in effect, prohibits a man from marrying his deceased 1 wife's sister. Really, and in Bober earttest, we can't imagine why it is that so muds opposition has been ...

... aged 64 ; and the yoiigcst, the Queen of' Bavaria, aged 25. Of tile married sovereigts, 13 are ivithlliti issue, and the other 28 have male heirs presumptive of the latter, 6 are married. A Bor VrYANT' ' tMOMENTOUS QUSsTiO.-A Mr. b B- a, a wite-merclhant ...

... considering the propriety of petitioning Paria- 0l uuent for the immediate Repeal of Lord Lyndhurst's Act, which prohibits a mian marrying his deceased wifeo' sister. Campbell Sleigh,,Esq., Barrister-at-law, attended the la meeting on behalf of the Association ...

... along the high road to Perth, and from thence to Glasgow. On their arrival at Ghrsgoiv, the youthful pair were immediately married. The pursuers were two hours too late; anti to their great dis- appeinterent and chagrin, they found, on their arrival, the ...

... tine trade; and as regards Indian corn, it was held with increasetl fiinntns, and very full rates were realised. d r 41- _- MARRIED.] At St. James's Church, on the 151h s iast., the Hon. and Rev. Walter Porsonby, to the Lady :t Louisa Eliot, only daughter ...

... had buyers showva any disposition to make purchases, in any article, some reduction woul' have been roadily submitted to. MARRIED.] O-n the 22nd iost., at Stetch-irtl, Sir Robert P'igot, Bart.. at.P. For Pridgriortl, to Eminal Georgiana Elise, eldest daughter ...

... in Plymouthi, ceriler St, Peter's, an but Which bed bern previously krnownaes St. Eldad's tire, Chtapel. Myr. Prynn was a married man, and wao living the with his wire. Previous art icles tiad appeared from fv tinie to time inl the newspaper in miptstin ...