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... CABRERA.—This distin- Military commander, who fer #0 many years Was Y supported the cause of Don Carlos in Spain, : Me ednesday married to Miss Marianne Cathe- Vv, Rich ards, only child and heiress of the late Robt Dr PLORABLE Esq. Sunda: y Accipest.—On the ...
... whom were between twenty two or twenty-three years of age; William Smith ord John Glover, who had the care of the boat, both married men, who have left, one a wife and and the other a wife and two children, in a destitute condition. It seems that the three ...
... from four till nine in the evening, punctually; an Sundays tro e till two. HENRY’S Meptca AT, ,on the Duties and | me otthe Married at ualifying impedi- Ments and consequent cd of tions; the plrysiology, use,/an use of the passions; in- marital anticipa- ...
... instant death. Letters were found upon her, from which it would appear that the writer had refused to fulfil an engagement to marry her, and had left England. Taylor, thesurnnioning officer, informed the coroner, that no one had come forward to identify the ...
... in the evening, punctually; Sundays from nine till two. Messrs. HENRY'S Medical Treatise,on the Duties and Obligations the Married State; the disqualifying impediments and consequent disappointment of marital anticipations; the physiology, use, and abuse ...
... appears it is the custom, in some locations, as it is at Bradfield, for the blacksmiths of the place, when one of their craft marries, to fire a rejoicing salute, by what they call -'blowing the anvil. wedding of the kind was fixed for Friday, and Mr. John ...
... district and asked to marry Fisher, when the defendant replied that he would marry him when he had expressed a desire to be confirmed. It was then urged for the defendant, that this could not be considered to be a refusal (o marry, but, if it could, that ...
... prosecution by the Ciown for refusing to marry two persons who had procured a certificate from the Registrar, under the provisions the Dissenters' Marriage Act. It appeared that the defendant had not absolutely refused to marry the pair; but that, having conversed ...
... popular favjrite has retired into private life, having contracted a highly advantageous matrimonial alliance. Miss Williams was married, on Monday fortnight, to Alfred Price, Esq., of Gloucester, a gentleman of large property and influence that county. The duet ...
... Case or Bicamy.—-At the petty sessions, on Wednesday, Hooley was charged with having married Martha Fieteher, at Bowdon, on the of July, 1848, his former wife, married at the Ashton parish chareh, on the 19 b of September, 1830, b ing still living —Mr ...
... arising fro m excesses, has been demonstrated by its who are & in thousands of eases. To those persons prevente di entering the married state by the conse- quences of early e rrors, it is invaluable. Price 11s. per bottie, or four quantitie sin one for 33s. ...
... Henry Warner. a boatman, was brought up at the Borough Court, before Mr. F.R. Hodgson, charged with having stabbed a young married woman, named Mary Jane Proudlove, with a knife, so seriously aa to endanger her life. The prisoner, as it appeared, is courting ...