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... London, and was born in London on May 7, 1815. He succeeded to tlie Raronetcy in ISSB. He bad been married four times, Ids fourth wife, whom he married in Rv7, and who survives him, | being a daughter of Mr. Thomas Aldy, of AVrittlel : Essex. He 13 succeeded ...
... 'consulting surgeon to St. Bartholomew s Hr .spital, and Yice-Chaiicelior of the I niversity of London. . T Sir dame? Paget married, in 1844, .Lydia, daughter of the late Rev. Henry Sorth, domestic chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke or Kent Lady Paget ...
... yuin, M.P., and other officers. Sixty-five men were sworn in as privates, preference being given to single men, tbouzh some married men were accepted. One volunteer with nine children was I refused. Tbe Yeomaurv officials also received offers from 175 men ...
... and job servants. AUo Furnished and Uuturuished Houses and Apartments.— Sole olli,e>.,s.i, Ei.ury-M.r.— l. S.W. _ %TOUNO MARRIED LADY, with small house in West- JL end. can RECEIVE a N oung Ludy or PAYING GUEST for a time : terms lOgs. to 12gc. ni'mi ...
... each when they shall resp?ctively marry. His residuary estate is to be belt! on trust to pay the income thereof to his wife for her life or widowhood, and subject thereto for his two daughters. Shouhl Mrs. French again marry an annuity of £700 is to be paid ...
... Boys for the Public Schools and Navy, in the bracing \ air of the Surrey Hills, at The Dene, Caterham Valley. ' A CLERGYMAN (Married) ably assisted, residing in a I irl- pleasant part of Sussex. RECEIVES TEN PUPILS nnder 13 I years of age: Bpecill preparation: ...
... in gaietyof colour and fanciful design, The Painter's Wife, who soon after his death found consolation for his loss in marrying Sir i Richard Price of Goggerdam. These spirited anel j beautiful portraits and several charming studies of children prove ...
... lie was the son of S.r Edward, tho lirst . Bai ona r. the well-known tbipowner and merchant, and was bora in ltvl->. Ho married, in IS7C. Constance KiUabetb, daughter of Mr. Samuel (Woven, M.P. for Liverpool. Th_- Baronetcy passes to ids son El waul ...
... years with the Cheshire from his ! Lancashire home. He married in 1816 Helen, daughter of I the late Mr. Stewart, of Luskentyre, N. 8., and by h ...
... Hackney-downs. CIOACHMAN WANTED ; married : used to jiair horses in town ; J live in ; state wages and age.— Apply, by letter only, to P., 393, D aeon's advertising offices. Leadenhall-street. WANTED, a Single-handed Married GROOM-COACHMAN, no family, who ...
... Palnce-road. MARRIED COUPLES as INDOOR SERVANTS and COOKS WANTED for several Places in town as well as country ; | wages from £50 upwards.— Apply, from nine to six, to Sirs. Hunt. 20. PuKe-atreet, Manehester-stiiinre. No engagement no fee. MARRIED COUPLE.- ...
... age when the Crown, though not hereditary, ran in the family. It was Macbeth that had kept it on Duncan's head. Could he, married as he was, have failed to foresee it some day on his own ? Rebellion was rife. What more natural than that he should in course ...