TO MARRY
... TO MARRY OR TO RE-FURNISH ARE ADVISED TO PAY US A VISIT. WE CAN FURNISTI THROUGH FROM A COTTAGE TO A MANSION, TREMENDOUS BARGAINS I RETURN RAILWAY FARE PAID TO ALL CUSTOMERS MAKING PUKOHASEb VALUE LW AND UPWARDS. ...
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TO THE MARRIED
... read vour 106- beok. It is invaluable to eve-y marri lady, and is the and most complete work on the subject I have seen.” Ww. bP. LAMBERT AND _CO., 26. Dal Lane, A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. FOR LADIES (Married or Sin, ASMAIL'S WORLD-FAMED 8 PECIFIC. The only ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. On lA, at the II pari.h church, Mr. Samuel Stauefielal, (wail.n cutter, to Miss Ellen Wadsworth, both of Eastwood, Stan/bell On the nth inst. et Reptant&ll Church, by the Mew. Herb Derrig, LL.B., Mr. Greenwood Helliwell, bite inhkerpci, Angel ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. COOKsON—SMALL.—On the 22rd instant, at St. Paul's Church, Mr. John Cookson, painter, to Mrs. Fanny Small. SMITH—REANEY.—On the 24th inst., at the above place, Mr. Joseph Smith, watchmaker, Pilistone-street, to Miss Annie Elizabeth Amway. ...
TO THE MARRIED
... go'd, post edition, 108 pages, elegantly An eminent medical gentleman writes us:— “T bave read your 108- invaluable ¢o eve-y marri page book. helene and most complete work on T bow Ww. P. ‘7.4 LAMBERT AND _CO. Lane, London. ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED tftJV roar UNDERCLOTHING, DRESSES. JACKETS. ULSTERS, FURS, JERSEYS, CORSETS, millinery. HOSIERY, GLOVES, & UMBRELLAS, VNRY DUCK’S, 9, FLOWERGATB, WHITER. I Lave dealt with him hi has been business, and y of the BEST QUALITY, and a. for STYLE ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. MAY—DRAKE.—On the 2nd inst., at St. Mary's Church, Barusle2,-, by the Rev. H. R. Alder, Mr. Richard May, cordwainer, to Mrs. Sarah Drake, both of Barnsley. HANCOCK—ALLoTT.—On the 3rd inst., at the same place, Mr. Henry Hancock, labourer, to Miss ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. On Tueaday, the 16th inat., at St. chitreb, SC !I Mr. W. Swing, agent, Jitd. , to MN. Nic;lo: of the Talbot Inn, Satrliro`. At Norton, on the 20th . inst., by the Itc.. E . Mr. Joshua I)unwell, tiehoolmaqter, to Attac, daughter John Eland, raff ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. On the 9th inst., at the Halifax Parish Church. Mr. Abraham Thomas, corn miller, of Stanfield, to Miss Betty Wilcock, of Langfield. Same day and place, Mr. Isaac Walker, iron dresser, to Miss Elizabeth Horner, both of Wadswoi th. On the 16th ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. On the 7th init., at Batley Parish Church. by the Rev. T. Davie*. Mr. B. A. Crossley, of Waladen, to Miss A. H. Lawson, of Toionorden. On the 9th inst., at the Halifax Parish Church, Mr. Brighton Clark, weaver, Stinger House, Banks, Mytholmroyd ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. January sth, at Christ Cliorch, Harrogate, the Rev, W. W. Gibbon, vicar. Tbomaa Charles Cartleg**, of Wethsiby, to Nancy Maria LdujuifdbOD, of Uarrogate. January 4ih, at Christ Cborcb, HarrogaU, by the Rev. G. 6. Browurigg, WiUiaui Hiuiairortb ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. BUTTERELL--tTESKINSON.-011 the 28th instant, at the Parish Church, Mr. William Butterell, grocer, to Miss Emma Jeukinson. DIED. CONDLIFF.—On the 24th inst., aged 37, at the residence of her brother-in-law, John Montagu Brown, Esq., Tideswell ...