... and had eighteen children, who, with a numerous progeny of grand-children, and great grand-children, are now all dead. He married his second wife, who still lives, thirty years since, when in his 76th year, and by her had four children, two of whoso were ...

... reminded him of the certq- manly he had come thithehr to pci-form. But tite uncertainty wshether ithe couple he was now, about to marry tunderstood hise language, affordedl him a fresh source of uneasiness. He rentured, however, to ask thsc bridegroom for his ...

... Rio do la Plate. It Is not generally known that thle late Dukeef Yorls left a sois end dnilghter, the lstter of wvhom is married, and is the miother of some beautiful children, whose likeniess to thtfr grandfather is remarkable.- Briqhtoan Gazette LieZssARY ...

... Piccadilly. Lord William Bentinck, the new Goveinor General of India, was born in 177-4., and when about 20 years of age married a daughter of the Eatl of Gosford. He early embraced a military life, and on the breaking out of the French wvar, served in ...

... with that kind of regard which he wished for, he made honourable proposals to her, arid at the end of some months they were married, without his letting her know who he was. They set off in a post. chaise from her father's house, and travelled across the ...

... celebration of marriage by R. C. priests. The things we seek for aee nut triflies. Would it be a trifle for ine to be allowed to marry- (a pause) a couple I spent my boyish days with, instead of being incarcerated till I Pay a sum I am unable to paty? The reply ...

... Ile has rlot the sovereignty I |ivgr words, the volcanic flashes of wit, or the ovelr. wheliini povwer of fancy, by which marry of our pub- lie mern have been distinguished. His eloquence flows T mildly onlwar(l, like aii equable, undisturbed stream, ...

... 2d advance on last week's prices. For Oats there was a mode rare inquiry at former prices. In other articles noalteration. MARRIED, At Bangalore, East Indies, on the 2Jst August, 1827, Captain J. BRIGGs, of the Hon. E. L. C. and Depaty Quar- ter-.Master-Gdaie ...

... exercise, wrapped in a blanket; or In- the same covering looked out from his windows dtringtthe day.-In. verness Couner. -MARRIED~_'' On the 14th inst. in Waringstown church, Mr. HAMSL. royf FERousoN of Banbridge, to SArASc, only daughter of Ir .Joseph ...

... economy nor irirustry could overcome;-capital has been gradually and rapidlly di- inirishing, miud in marry cases is exhausted ; arid the soil, in: marry situations, over-roropped arid iheterior'rted to provide for necessities o'hrich obviously must rlorv ...

... lie retuined to his native Parish, with a pension of' Is 2yVd pci' day from theHospi- t al of Chelsea, an'd subsequently married. His Wife died -four ycars ago. Ho died, aftei' a fewv days illness, and re- tame hi faultes o te lst.It is probable he was ...

... for ever to hold the Royal domain of Flasson, presented to him by his Royal Highiness the Prince de Conde, Mr. Dawes was married, last year, at Paris, to the daughter - Rear-Admiral anhby. The Report on Prison Discipline states that 1700 persons have ...