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... gentleman alluded to in rel the following narrative:- s' In the year 1834 Mlr. C., an English gentleman resident su here, married a Portuguese lady, the only child of Baron B., o- a man of immense wealth for Portugal, being worth up- pi wards of 150 0001 ...

... April, 1838, but inttntacy cannot decreed for, unless the revocation of this second will of also established. Tho deceased married Miss Harriott Hester Williams Wynn, the promovant, and now his widow, on the Slit of May, 1836. hod a fortune of 2.0(10/, ...

... late Mrs. Uruco ■ Jackson, one of the leaders of the fashionable world in Chel• tenham years and had been for many years married } Sir H'-nry Pynn, who the time of tho accident was in Paris. It appears that Thursday sc'iinight Lady Pynn ! had met with ...

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... MARRIED. Dec. 29, in St. Mary’s Church, Doonyhrook, Richard T. Hamilton, Esq., Poor Law Inspector, Belmullet, Mayo, to Anna, eldest daughter of Latham Blacker, Esq., Solicitor of Customs, London. Dec.27, at Piccadilly, Lieut.-Colonel Young, 25th regiment ...

... him commission to bring out a wife of the following description—not less than six feet, blue eyes, and auburn hair. I either marry her or pay a forfeit of 10,000 dollars, do hope, soon os the country is a little more settled, about ten thousand first rate ...

... the general of that name. Madame Dembinski, i wiro has been somre months married, may be eighteen, her t Isusband about five-end-twenty years of age. Madame ,~ Dembinslci was married before she ever saw Kossuth.. Sire SI followed her husband~ to thd camp; ...

... have taken particular pleasure in announcing that the state- ment (conied from the London Times) of her engagement to be married to a young Hungarian officer, is entirely un- founded; and the information appears to have been received with still greater ...

... cruelly murdered his unforinnate duchess, and who was arrested and examined on suspicion of being accessary to the crime, was married lately to the nephew of peer. —Globe. . Christmas Present. —On Christmas-day a man, having appearance of carrier, left hamper ...

... Baptist lady to an orthodox Churchman. The Wonet* Journal had stated that Mr. Amphlett first refc«*cd to marry the parties; and afterwards, on consenting marry them, had in performing the ceremony not admitted the parties usual to the rails round the coinmu ...

... dispersed. e DErATH i'aoae DLSTITUTIoN.-Considerable sensation has been caused in Southampton, in consequence of a poor un- married woman named Elizabeth Biggs, in the last stage of pregnancy, having been literally starved to death, in conse- quence, it ...