... 80?. a year. Meeting, at a ball, the illegitimate daughter of a wealthy Bristol merchant, Mr. Gibson wooed, and ultimately married, the lady; and was shortly after, through the exertions of his father-in-law, trans- formed into an officer of militia, and ...

... L-, accompanied by her mother, should proceed to Glasgow to have en interview with the clergyman who was alleged to have married the couple. Though the four went together by the same train, the mother and daughter went by themselves. It appears that on ...

... or supPrssion, continues to atak the pamphlet Wlill great energy. pIGE~oN SHOOTING.- MijTOr3 B3ETW~EtN Min. PAGE A en Ma MARRIS, AT HOeRNare Woon1 ?? condilions oil Whbich these wolkonplosof the gun contended were as follows -Ir page wis shot with a ...

... miserable bachelor. I cannot marry; for how could I hope toprevail on anyyoung ladypossessed of the slightest delicacy, to turn a Somerset 9 A YOUNGe PeINCEl of the illustrious house of Monaco was asked why he had married a rich old woman. Ma Jci, ...

... -Ann Denham wras thm name of his (Flanxman's) wife, and a cheery, bright. soueed, noble woman she was. He believed that in marrying her he should be able to work with an in. tenser spirit, for, like him, she had a taste for poetry and art ; and besides ...

... Gurney, by whom she had a fortune of nearly 25,0001. a-year, absolutely secured to herself. She was considered the richest married woman in Eng- land. All this fortune she is now free to dispose of as she likes. Her injured husband has already taken the ...

... left bald, without a single hair, that some one Shall succeed him in the regal chair; and informs the Princess that she shall marry the first '-iou who appears at the palace gate, let him be beggar or what he may. At this moment arrives a Trouibadour, and ...

... but perceiving his 1 mnlissalce, went away again. The prisoner was tried at the last Worcester summer assizes for having married a cousin named Eliza Williams, he having a wife living at the time. He had since his first marriage refused to live with his ...

... county of Norfolk, and of Seaton Delaval, in the county of Northumberland. The deceased nobleman was born in 1797 ; he was married to the daughter of Sir H. W. Dashwood, since deceased, and was summoned to the House of Peers in 1841. Lord Hastings was a ...

... o'clock, a bride and bridegroom made their appearance at the front gates of the old Bethual Green Church, Lon- don, to be married; and, to their great dismay, found nothing remaining of the church but the bare walls, not having heard of the fire by which ...

... took place in Edinburgh on Wednesday. The deceased lady was the second daughter of the first Marquis of Hastings, and was married.to the late Marquis of Bute in January, 1845. The late Pegr died in March, 1848, and left at his decease the present Marquis ...

... urbanity of marner, quickly gained hiu an:-extensive prac-. tice, -and the esteem of all *ho knew hin. SiWteen months ago he'wis married to the eldest diaughter of Robeit-Kuo, Esq., brewer, 'Cbibustwho lives to mourn his lois.-' The melancholy evebti- which has ...