... publishes the following cceomat of a business trassaction said 1o have ocearred lo Kilkcany, Ireland :—* A tailor, who wis married to a very sickly wonan, grew enamored of a young girl who lived in the weighbourh.od, and, on certain conditions, he agreed ...

... Cobden and Mr, Darby took part, Lerd J. Rus. e Dissenters, who ought in 0o case to conttibute to the ex. g s s ihited from marry- | sell expressed his belief that the good temper with which penses of the Charch.— Mr, Goulburn snii, that if the State Spinsters ...

... wheat and bean land, dnd is something more thau a fourth of the Farm. There is a good house and fixtures for the Bailiff. A married man would be preferred. :ry personally, or by letter, (post paid,) to Mr. Watkins, Badby House, near Daventry. B e ————— v ...

... Hampstead, on Mouday moraing. General Colville was uncle of the pre-eat Lord of that title, and in his 734 year. He was married, and has issue several children, the eldest son being in his 25th year, He was Colonel of the sth Fasiliers, a Grand Cross ...

... mariiel to your first hushand ? — Prisouer—l was married to him six years,—Aod 1 how loog to your second hushand *—Prisose—Two years ~aod vinetern days-=—The Lord Mayor—How old were you - whea you were first married *—Prisoner—l was nineteen years old. —The ...

... hee busband, who is & hairdresser, residing on North-hill. Mary Scott, the sister of decensed, deposed —lheeeased ha'l been married six years, bat never dived comfortably with her busband ; they bad been twice separated ; had not lived together since last ...

... the hushand bas been guilty of incest or sodomy, i visculo matrimonii, (this would enable the injured and guiltiess party to marry again without a special act of Purliament, to be obtained in each particular iustance of wrong, and the eost of which is geverally ...

... compreliensibie by the vulgar and ignorant, whereas they can understand little theology ! Al these people christen, confirm, marry, church, bary, commusicate, and wheu dying send for the clergymnn of the E-tablihed Church, and if asked their religion, consider ...

... in 1503, He suececded to the boours as fifth Earl, upon the demise of his father, oa the 27th of August, 1523, | He was married ou the 20th of June, 1826, to Louisa, eldest | daughter of Godfrey, third Lord Maedonald, and has left l one soa, Viccount ...

... named William Drage, chargiug m with haviog committed an assault upon her a short time since. It appeared that the defendant married the plaiatifls daughter, and in consequence of the mother re. fusing to aliow her daughter to reside with her husband and ...

... divested of a - medical technicality, plain and easy directions are given for the best ;Muhr—]uulcnu,muwnm bopeless. To the married, as well as the unmarried, this n&.Mu-:uu-lmumc—l-. -‘_'n:o‘-lt aservice to society in recomme. itto notice.’ ' — Mercwry ...

... merely as a point of expediency (whilst marriage is permitted to the priest), and therefore, tihat an English bishop should be married is & thiog neither strange nor revolting. The Greek bishops in Palestine seem rather to wish that an equal liberty might be ...