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... Her ladyship married, 5th May 3 . Chanrles dth Viscount Midleton, by who, who die in Decem. ber, 1803, she had issue four daughters, two of whom surtive, namely, the Ron 3Iary Emm Countess of En- niskillen ; and Ron Albinia Frances, married to Mr Alexander ...
... nothing in Nihilism but a means of annihilating the Russian power. The gentle reader would probably like to see Stasia married to Sergius; but Pavlovna has otherwise ordained it. The said Pavlovna is a Nihilist of conviction, pre- pared to sacrifice ...
... heirs, and such division accordingly shall be made. In the fourth place, a law might be made, that when a landed proprietor marries an heiress, the pro. party that sihe brings into the connubial estate shall In unowise, after death, go to the same son of ...
... wile ever saiv tilo tomato ketella-.? When does a pih-man shed scalding tears ?-When he cries all hot. The young lady who married her father's coachman says she was duivne to it. It cannot be that All flesh is grass. Grass gets its dew. About the only ...
... four daughters, two of of whom survive, namely, the Ron. Mary Emma, Countess of be Enniskillen, and Hon. Albinia Frances, married to Mr. it, Alexander Samuel Leslie Melville. ot THE BRITISH MUSEUm LIBRAtY,-Ever since the he electric light has been introduced ...
... was called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in 1858, joined the Midland Circuit, and ' took silk in 1874. Mr. Waddy, who married in 1860 a daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Garbutt, of Hull, had represented Itarnstaple since the general election * but he ...
... times barely bread enough to live on, anl never touching meat except as the gift of charity. The two elder daughters are married, but their husband's salaries only suffice for their own necessities, and the two younger daughters and the youngest son, ...
... Jessica Mary Williams, granddaughter of Mrs Keeley, was married at St. George's Hanover square, to Captain Stewart Richardson, of the 64th Regiment. Mr Barton M'Guckin, the young tenor, was married at St. Savionr's Church, Paddington, to Miss Maria Amelia ...
... Ruffians, Beetle-Browed Bill (Mr Arthur Alexander) and Boozey Benjamin (Mr John Alexander), who undertake to carry off and marry the children. After a spirited dance and some cinging to the accompaniment of sprightly music, we are taken to the fourth scene- ...
... [VThe following appeared in our Towx EDLTIOu Of Last Week. FOLLY THEATRE. Mr HI. J. Byron's four-act comedy Married in Haste was ?? afternoon inpresenceof afairaudience, and promises to have a new lease of popularity. Five years have elapsed since this ...
... idear! We don't drop shillin's, mum. When ce lose moneyl we lose gold I AN 1NSTANCE OF I' ORT1rUOK-Iir Jules Benedict was married onl the 23rd to Miiss Forty, a yinne ]ndy of 22 summers. Some ill-natured people ma+y think there is a disparity hetwveen ...
... generally will be a powerful one. BarTH.-At Leeds, on the 29th nlt., the wife of Mr Wills (Wills and Seward), of a son. MARRIED, on the 31st unt., at St. Matthews, Manchester, by tice Rev. Mr Belton, Joseph Morley, of the Gaiety1 to Elizabeth, the ulaugliter ...