... Crown and Anchor, publichouse, Drummond-street; Hampstead road, before Mr. Stirling, on the body of ars. Caroline N:ewholt, a married lady, who lived in Drummond-street. It 'appeared that on Wednesday, some relations of the deceased, she had not seen for years ...

... of a son, still-born. At Harringay House, Middlesex, gn the 14th inst., the lady of Sir Francis A. Mackenzie, Bart., of a MARRIED, - At St. Pancras Church, Evan Pugh, Esq., to Mrs. Rudall, relict pf W . Rudall, Esq., of the Royal Navy. DIED., On Sunday ...

... John Bate Cardale of a daughter. At Canonteign, Devon, on the 6th inst., the lady of the lion. Capt. renew, of a son. , , MARRIED. On the 11th instant, at Rotcrea, by the Rev. William Higgins; Lieutenant-Colonel Moberly, 76th Regiment, to Kate Charlotte ...

... large fortune of his father, Sir Richard Paul Joddiel, who was of unsound mind,- were married to two sisters— Misses.Lowndes Cand a daughter of Mr. lane was married to :a gen:. tleman at the bar, who died last year. In the early part of the year a paragraph ...

... MARRIED. On Tuesday, the 16th inst. at Box, in the county of Wilts, Thomas Dewell, Esq., of Malmsbury, to Henrietta, daughter of J. C. Tufnell, Esq., of Ashley house, in the same county. DIED. On Monday, the 15th inst., at Canterbury, in the 81st year ...

... subpcena. Lord Tenterden said that the letter contained One imputation against the plaintiff, which was that of living with a married woman; 'but, even if they considered this as .proved, by inference from the evidence of the son, still that would not be ...

... any other pension from Government. Art. 9.—Widows who shall re-marry after December 31, 1830, shall forfeit their pensions. Art. 10.—The pensions of widows who are re-married, or may re-marry before the 31st of December, 1830, shall be paid to themselves ...

... Joieik Esq., of a son. The lady of Captain .1; W. Bairow, of the Hon. Gainpany's ship George the Fourth, of a .daughter. MARRIED. On the 14th ult., at the Chapel Of Ease, St. Mary, Islington, by the Rev. Thomas Mount Fallow, A. 8., John Jones, Esq., ...

... names over his shop-window, but signed his petitiou and schedule in the name of Joseph Humphries only. He had likewise been married in that name. Upon being interro. gated by the Court as to the place where he was c h r i s t ene d, he said he believed he ...

... • BIRTH. On the 19th inst., the lady of E. Jerningham, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIED. At St. George's, Bloomsbury, Captain Kersteman, of Canewdon, Essex, to Mary Ann, second daughter of the late Rev. 'Rowland Berkeley, LL. of Writtle, Essex. DIED. On the ...

... he could think of paying his addresses to her daughter, when he knew that he was a married man. Deceased then clung round hiin, When the latter admitted he was a married man. Witness instantly ordered him to quit her house. He said he wthild, but desired ...

... about four o'clock, when the farmers informed their parishioners of the terms which they had agreed. upon, viz., 2s. for married men, and Is. 6d. for single, which the poor people were perfectly satisfied with, they simultaneously dispersed amidst the ...