... personal religion . which was the mainspring of all her actions during her long life. On the 16th of August, 1232, she was married to Mr. Edward Thomas Foley, of Stoke Edith Park, Heretordshire, who died in March, 1846, at the early age of ftifty- four ...

... was1L married in 1857 to Professer G. -t Stokes, who wvas created a baronet in 1839. ' 4 The deathr is ann:rounlced of the Hion. Louis.a Charict. Dickson, 'sister of tbe present Thscoinn bidmio,; , Edinburgh. She wavs born in 1825, and married in i. Mr ...

... Firs, Mmtony. the vi t T. Carter. of a dau ghbter. HiorsDi . -On the 7th inst., at Rushar, the wife of It 0- a daughter. MARRIED. - SCOT-RYLktT---On the 9 h insT, at Holy Trin5t7 ?? ba:n, Rants !by the Ron. and Rev. Hery Bich .ti ' of lowanleigh. Golnn ...

... was of a quier dspost°s never identiofed himself with publi work- Ee 7 manrried, and had no close relations. Hils ccvy . 'married Mr. Sam cel Hammnond Turner, whobee & e antsare his nearest kin. The remoains will probS b Iinterred in the famsily rash ...

... Dulke of Teck died yesterday evening at White Lodge, Rich- mond. His Highness Francis Paul Louis Alexander, Duke of Teck, married in 1866 her Roval Iigihlness Princess Mary Adelaide of Camridge. who. died in 1897. He was a lieutenant-g'eneral and colonel ...

... As soon as he was old enouti he entered thae Austrian army, and served in the Anstro-Italann campaign of 1859. In 1866 be married hier Royal High-' ness Princess Adelaide ?? of Cambridge, and thub begarn his connection with this country, which lasted till ...

... and in public life, and with the high personal esteem which he enjoved for so many years. On August 12, S 1844, Mr. Goodman married Mary Martin, daughter of Mr. Buck, a well-'known London' merchant. Mrs. Goodman died in 1873, but, with the exception of his ...

... 155 Coti cerenony the vi es moaeer hedb veodtt tion at the family town house. we ?? South Eenaingtcn and later :n the newly-married ouple left tnonts CLOSING OF Sr. BASIL's CHrs ?? At the close of the services at St. °t'1- Heath Mill Lae, last evenn.- print5 ...

... Ccea SI5r h Clarke, of a so t U -3.2; SIJRa~Y L.kia-4 the 5th inst., at, A Urger- 1gbsston, the _i _ of _ St l_ _f a . . MARRI AGESS. B05~t-WAu-1TO7O.-45 M~arCh 5, -3ft 5t tIt, Broad Street. B iingbeto. Ieyta. R- George hwssn, ?? SOD Ot ihe 3ant B t ...

... Burbidge, of a il29btCr- _ FA HOLL&N.D-On the 10th irst., at 1,yeze, Trafi19 Moseley, the wife of Louis Hlland, of assrn. MARRIE). L TAaLOR-LATruEgws.-On the ldth irst.- at -S M ...

... advranceda age of ninetyr yeasrs. Shewas the elder dai.gbter of thcse late John Spottiswnode (who died in 1866u and I was married in 1836 to Lord John Douglas Montag:ue Scott (a brother of the late Duke of Bncoleuch), who dled in 18S0 ShLe resumed the ...

... prisoner by a British frigate. The father resided in England on parole until the war was ended, and, in the meantime having married an 'English lady, settled , n Birmingham, his residence -being one of a i number of quaint buildings which then stood in Ann ...