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... not get a living, as both his hands were frost-bitten.—Two months' hard labour. STEALING A W ATCH.— Eliza Stone, a young married woman, was charged with stealing a silver watch and gold chain, the property of William Hughes, Edwa'd-street. ^he prisoner ...
... her trouble, was consult with his father as to how he could best break off the engagement, for, said. it would never do to marry her now she's pauper. The advice he received was to remain quiet for a few days, and then might visit Ellen, but on account ...
... Pearce commenced his labours among the Welsh in Middlesbro' and Stockton rather more than a year ago, was ordained, and also married in July last. He was much respected by the different We^li denominations in the Norih of England. He went to preach to Berry ...
... years. His lordship has hadl two children, both daugh- ters, who, with thour mothier, Mrs. Lee, suivive him. One daughter is married to the Rev. Mr. Evans, the present head master of the Birmiiighatnl school ;the other to the Rev. Mr. Booker, foi-merly euiete ...
... Hospital. He was knighted in 1837, being the first neaval officer who evas knighted by Queen Victoria. 'T'he late admiral was married in 181T to a daughter of llr. Edward Owen, of Tlaesmyniily , Denbighshire. Information has been received at the Adxuiralty ...
... A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.—A young German, while visiting the house of a married lady in California, ob- served a porttait of her sister, a Miss Rowe, then living at St. Austell, Cornwall. He was charmed, and two days afterwards wrote to the young lady, avowing ...
... arsenas and the ships of war his pro- perty, but a man ctuld not call his person his own he was not, for insance, permitted to marry without the licence, of the PRESIDENT, and this licence had to be paid for. Fees and taxes were exacted on all matters social ...
... infirmary, when it was found that he was badly hurt, and the same day he died from the injuries he received. Deceased was a married man, and leaves a wife and two children. DECORATIONS AT\ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH.—On Christmas day St. Michael's Church was decorated ...
... courtship was conducted clandestinely. The prisoner, under the pretence that he was anxious to be settled in business ant to be married, prevailed upon the 1 young lady to rob her father's till. This practice coa- 9Dtinued for about six mouths, the prisoner ...
... Hospital. He was knighted in 1837, being the first naval officer who was knighted by Queen Victoria. The late admiral was married in 1847 to a daughter of Mr. Edward Owen, of Maesmyunyn, Den- - bighebire.I THE ERA ALMANAC.-The number for 1870 of this ...
... class of people never dream of at home. Female servants receive high -wages, in Victoria varying from 251. to 501. per annum. Married couples employed in general work of houses or stations receive 701. per annum, with rations and house-room. It wc ild be invidious ...
... Bridegroom.—A most countable attempt to murder was perpetrated in Dudley on Christmas night. young man named Henry Hunt was married on Christmas morning, ana chose as his 44 best man a companion named Henry Tandy. After the ceremony the wedding party proceeded ...