... under. ui (J stands care and management of carriage and .. hunting horses; married; Protestaut.-Apply IL'Cleave & Sons, Castle Place. 18011 A1 ARDENERIVANTS SITUATION; married, G no incumbrance; highly recommended; disengaged shortlv.-Address', D. D. ...

... Macauley, 2,1, Joy Stroet. 240041 ' ,RDENEIP. Ise:id. wvorking: understands his T business: c ell recommended; member of T.C. : married-Address, J. C.. Falmore Hall, fluntol k. 20014 ( 1 )ENER WVA'STS SlIfJTATIO)N ; good K worker anl obliging: unde.itninds his ...

... Friday, 11th Aegust, at eightboreek in the evening; and the Fingal, Price, master, on Sand!, the 16th August, at o'clock. -MARRIED- On Wednesday, the 12th Inst. by the Rn. Mr. crPOW JAMES ROBINSON, to MISS HAINAN, both of this tewn.- On the 4tb ult. by ...

... Exhaustion of the SystM whether arislng from excesses, accident, or cimate, To those persons who are prevented entuing the married at by the cemsequenees of early eor, It is inlaksst T}IES8IMd No. U. e! s In the shoso spc of Thro Days, complete and entirely ...

... WANTED. Belfast, Nov. 1830. (316 -BIRTH On Sunday, 14th instant, at Newry, the Lady of Lieut. Turner, R.N. of a daughter. MARRIED. On Thursday last, by the Rev. Campbell Blakely, Mr. WM. WARNOCK, of Saintfield, to SUSANNA, second daughter of Mr. John Warwick ...

... artistic ornamentation. In order to further populari-e our Chas-aning Cakeswve have decided, as, a s1.ecial treat to brides married in April, May, June, and July, to raise the weight to 13lbs., thus giv- ing- three pounds Frec, still selling at the old prilce ...

... Exhnaustion of the Wyer s whether arising from excesses, accident, or climte. To those persons who are prevented enterlng the married sh by the consequences of early errors, It is invalarble. TILESENMAR No. IL effectually, In the short space of Th' Days, ...

... and artistic ornamentation. In order to further popularise our Charming Cakes we have decided, a %53ia1 treat to brides married -'in Apr-il, May, and June, to ?? the weigt to l3lbs., thus giving >-erncrnds Free, still selling at the old price of One ...

... tion, or the abuse of merury, vith ;3*1idt dorectios fcc the nse of the preventive loto follow ed by observaticrs:02 the Married State, and the di alideations which prventit; llustrated by One Hundr cured Engravings. By L Vi L. Perry and Co., Consulting ...

... Exhaustion of tie Systet', whether arising from excesses, accident, or climate. To thoae persons who are prevented entering the married i'5 by the consequences of early errors, it is invaluable. TRIESEMAR No. Il, effectually, in the short space of Thre Days ...

... tion, or the abuse of mercury, with explicit directions for Whe use of the preventive lotion, followed by observationson ths Married State, and thl dlsquatlloations which prevent it; Illustrated by One Hundred coloured Engravings By R. and L. Perr) and Co ...

... Exhaustion of the Sylteah whether arising from excesses, nn-'Ient, or climate. To those persons who are pr..ilted entering the married state by the cousequences of early errors, it is invaluabie. TRIESEMAR No. 11. effectuauly, in the abortspsce of Thr3 Days ...