... of JIune *-Wbett r I w ?? in E&yp- ?-If we vore the kilt ill winter, or if I did not feel cold in that aeason ?-If I was married ?-If sty p. rents were alire, &c. * The Eimperor has ordered t'irrl Chitirart to makc me jut John Fraser. through the menl ...

... tlhe parties ace-a Lieutenant in the navy, and a Lady residing within a few miles of Exeter; though young in years, both are married, and both laveachildren. A loveattachnment, we understand, was early formed bet veon them; but parental authcrity prevented ...

... to the further progresa of this suit, for thle I purrese of citing the next of kin to ste proceedings. Tbes¢ parties were married so. long ago as the year 1795, and tht present suit was for nullity of marriage under the Marriage Act. The Court was aware ...

... connexioni in this country, enlisted as a common soldier s011 years ago, in consequence of disputes wth his ?? mily, He married, and whilst he was doing duty in London as a private in the Guards, his wife wsa delivered of a daughter, who was christened ...

... thle engineer, Isat Wesibourit Green, ind -a.rnes Sutnnait; her lnushand, wN a servqiut in the same fartialy w*hets they married; thry went to livesat-No. 1§4, Staven's-btuiJditngs, where.thev occupied two parlouts, eandi a ndilkwalk; tbey.lived&tcre ...

... loading stones at [-ffate, Qasoarry, was killed by a large stone falling from a considerable 'ghf upon his head. He was married a few months ago, and a; w idcsy.-/jri THE CORO,'VArTIOV. totD GREAT CHAMsnKBLAIN 0o EiGLAAD& A copy of the appointment submitted ...

... Boleyin (lather oh' A;ae Bileyn,) who perfornned the effice at the Coronations Henry VYl1. But the Court decided, that by tiue marri;'ge of the King Oittl Anne Boleyn, the Tight nf appoonnient re. ver:ed to the King arld, accordingly, they costiumed L.e ;j ...

... England. A labotning man of tile name of AlexIn'1er |Hodge. residing at Raploch, near Stirling, ard bis vrife have I beer Married for the last seventeen years, durirg which timle Ithev have had no less than fifteen children of whomn there are eleven at ...

... musical person. twenty'eight vears of age (of a very .g*ood family in Germaniy), and established in Londoi, of'ersT himself to marry Tier. i Some repuatiinl being zttacbed to his nc e. he wishes to )be unknown until the rlututil agreement of the parties has ...

... eveR as the' event which followed on that occasion ; for the Lady who uttered that imprecation in ?? of her chas- tity was married, er somebthing worse, in two or diree days afterwards.-(Loughter. )-The Hon. Member then referred to several former Commissions ...

... the right. s The first exceplion is that the ConSort of Hlen. ry VII.; but Henry VI (. was himself crowned be. forehe was married; yet so strong was the popu. ! Jar sentiments in favour ft' the Queen's right to on crowned, that he was compelled to order ...

... who ever sat Up in Lihe throne of' theke realms, who was married wh~n he came to the throne, Who was not Crowned with his Qufeen at thei same ttrre-And, secondly, That thereie s no fe. male married, to a King after his Corodation, whd did rnt immediately ...