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... MARRIED. Jnly 8!, at the Island of Trilidad, his Excellency Major-Gen. Sir Jervis Grant, K. C. H., Governor of lrinidad, to Isabella i Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Alexander Grant, Esq. of Tullock-gritan, N. 13. Sept. 12, at Holywoll, North Wales ...
... MARRIED. April 4, at West Derby, Mr. H. Stephenson, son of the late J. Stephenson, Esq. Bannister-hall, calico-printer, to Eliza Clapcott, widow of Lieut. Macnamara, 15th foot, 2nd dau. of the late Mr. Charles Wakley, and niece of Thomas Wakley, Esq. ...
... MARRIED. November 18, Mr.Christopher Caines Dunning, of Dunster, to Saiss Etterv, of Lelan4, in theparish of Old Cleeve. November 25, at St Stephen's, Mr. Henry Williams, to Eliza, only daugh- ter of Mr. Henry Wildgoose, coal.merchant, of this city. November ...
... WEDDING AND KEEPER KINGS.-All who are about marry well to buy their rings at K. Fear's, 4, Bristol-bridge Dunville & Co., Belfast, are the largest holders of whisky in the world. Their Old Irish Whisky is recommended the medical profession in preference ...
... be celebrated. The monarch married the widow of his deceased brother, and lie did so under a dispensation from the Church of Romes; but it subsequently happened that Henry the Eighth got tired of his queen, and wanted to marry Anna Boleyn ; and being in ...
... THE LIABILITY OF DESERTED MARRIED WOMEN TO MAINTAIN THEIR CHILDREN. Yesterday, at the Police-court Bristol, before the sitting magistrates (Messrs. W. Terreli and J. Perry) a woman named Mary Ann Cowie was charged that she fad unlaw- fully ran away from ...
... expteuotioo, but hs refused to go, and told her he should not marry her, She then Paid something about her not going hotes aay more, He received a letter trom her on 8daadsy seyiog unlebs be married her sbe would pliaon heraelf, He di not reply to the letter ...
... great ad inorasie weakness. Hanarh Lady Boebery wee the daughter of the first Bsron Nathaniol Meyer de Bothwshild, and was married to Lord Resebery In 1878. The marriae was a brilliant event. She was united to the Earl by olvi contract before tbe RBgistrarof ...
... which he was presented with a testimonial. h[r by Coren was thrice married, and had two children hy Ar him first ?? J. XV, Coren, already referred to, re- and a daughter, who is married to Dr Richardson, of 23'. ibayadyr, Radnor. He had strong sporting ...
... second husband, Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, whose daughter Eleanor married Henry Clifford, second Earl of Cumberland, and left an only daughter a-ad heiress, Margaret, married to Henry Stanley, Earl of Derby. Their son, Ferdinando, fifth :Earl of ...
... him. She had to be told that-I use the expression employed-' if she did not instantly consent to marry her cousin Don Francisco dAssis, she should marry no one.' Wien I again assure you that the feeling of dislike, amounting to repugnance, was shared ...
... 18, at Britford, the Isdy of the Rev. R. Id. H~ill, a son. Oct. 17, at Stoke Bishop, the lady of G. H. Ames, Esq., a son. MARRIED. Lately, at St. James's, Charles, youngostson of Mr. Thos. V in- ing, cornfactor, to M;atilda Harmrnett Brodribb, both of ...