... for the crev and first time this evening. H le is a gracdson of Lord nd ,ted Byron, his father, the Eanl of Lovelace, being married o 'nee to Ada. A fineboy, withdark ecpressive eyes, Mr. w55 ,bes To bed at nine. PIne !eble Sunday, 1l5th.-Church service ...

... arrorrgst tire poorer classes in Dunrgarnnrn. Mrs. W\ray is highly esteerinet for irer rerrevolerice arid frequent charities ott marry occasiorrs.-72)raen C'onstitustiorn. BlALLYMsONEtY WORcKtOUSH.-On Christmas Day last, tire Rev. T. P. Crieer'y, Protestant ...

... Port Adelaide, South Australia. M. At tbo Regietry-offme, Newvton Abbott, not many weeks since. co a party attended to get married ; on being told that the charge gh weas 5,, they were in a eomplete `flx,` their united pockets not bhiis worth more thais ...

... served for thirty years, are excellent masters to us, when we're sick or well. The Corporation of the Trinity House allow the married lighter- men in their service los., and the single men 7s. 6d., a week so long as they are ill. I have known the allowance ...

... ancus. H ,Isean tomeri to either air or exercise, two things that the tI tlitres liuworfiod makes essential to health. She marries; & lu811y her strength is inadequate to the demands upon it, 9 pilaite Her beauty fades -early. She languishes thr tg]a bronk- ...

... and, naturally enough, soon won her patient's heart, if she did not lose her own. But it is probable that when they were married there was no hope of Barlow's recovery; that would account for his having settled, as we are told he did, all or nearly all ...

... RaEUSArL Ow A CLERGYMAN To MAiRRY A Dis- kof SENTER.- The refusal of the Rev. Martits Amphlett, end rector of Church Lench, to marry a Baptist lady but to a Churchman, has called down a reproof from the Of Bishop of Worcester, who says,- My attention was ...

... been some a, months m arrkid, may be eighteen, her husband about t five-and-twenty yeais of age. MadameaDembinski at was married before she ever saw Kossuth. She fol- tb lowed her husband to the camp; and I have heard ot both him and herself relate that ...

... found a GrAsimatrket porter, lois a tailO a man who plas the organ, together witha number te-of beggars. Some of t81ese wore married. There iS ?? a ffyfourth. class, represented by one situated at the betom, of the W.est Per'. This place, which is very extanilve ...

... the War carried on El in Scotland and Ireland, 1689 1691, by Major-General Hugh I Mackay. I . - I Mr. Tytler was twice, married. His first wife was a ( daughter of Mr. Bog, ot Newliston; his second, a daughter C of Mr. Bonar, the Rusian merchagt, still ...

... respect, were given and received, the healths of Lord Lovat; 1 Lady Lovitt; Mrs Fraser 1, of Striclien;, Lord Lovat's Married Dauighters-Lay Mostyn, anld the Hon. Mrs Scott Murray-with their Hu- bands; and The other Menmber's of Lord Lovat's Fhiily ...

... appeared from the evidence of several witnesses, that shortly after nine o'clock on Friday Morning last, Mrs. Martha Gibbs, a married woman, residing at No. 11, Tyndall-buildings, . Gray's-inn-lane, was suddenly alarned by hearing some person moaning in the ...