... Wife fromt giviln Y similar testimoly 'le parties hoevcer, in the pr esent instance had lived together as if they had hben married.-0 Thiursd ly, upwards of 200 d shopkeepers anid innlierpers, residoiit in the upper division of Ag'r'g-, were, upon the ...

... year the death of a child; years alter, a failuoe in trade; after another longer ori shorter interval, a daughter may have married. a nlhalppily; in all blut the singularly unfortunate, the integral parts that compose the suni total of ' the unhappin'ss ...

... Fermo, the new prin-eu dossiea, is cmigaged at Corent Garden.-At Houghton-le- Spring, a avoman, named Catherine Arthur, was married in her chemise,-stider the erroneous, but very coeminon, idea that she thereby exempted her husband from any responsiliility ...

... ouuiuieliice's musts ?? laboureid hatrd mid So hlardc - ?? - li. Sassuiel Listb, son, o Saerbwsei about 82 years ofage, was married o ody tthe 1sit of October, a:t -Hallfira, to Aisll acta Ha to wtiom lie had isenl p(i viiousle so ar-ried ?? it years before ...

... aftfriwarda ; which horms one of the strangest cat anomalies of all. For if a duke had te; dtaughters, lit th-ee of whosli 0ce to marry E-ris, Slimse VisRctzif, ty antnd three Duross, aisd thie tenth auth psinnast shisilr nig snurry her lather's footmlan, the ...

... arter, th and subsequently Lord Depruty of lreland; hre was Hi the brother of William Stanlev, of liroton, anu St afterwards marrying Isahellnt do Lathom, sole he heires of the Lathoums of Latholn, in Lancashire, sa becarne the founder of the noble and i ...

... lid tlien argues, that those Wh'o arc vacilsated will lose) ct ?? rti lk nxce auth become /horsud like bulls, whether at to married or Single !-'his Doctor is a great bore! ?? - -During the extrao~dfinary tide last Tuesday xv N-, week, a few friends were ...

... my-guardian. At length .i fell' in Ie and miy taste became mnatrimnonial. I wor- shppd a pretty girl of - ixteen, and promised to marry her; hot time and reflection altered My viw.My g~oddeis became an insipid girl. To ea 1tancdto saly ougagmelnet, 1 suddenly ...

... 'THlE MARRIED ACTRESS, - ?? W1omen have their stlics, likei men, and the star In of Platilda, Myrtle was whatever star esides over theatres. She ?? in acountry vivisityd tlr four times a year by one of the 1o formilahie be companies that ever caricatured ...

... fifty ?? presbytery of New Yorsk tnanl- mously decided to erase the section of the confes- sion of faith, for-bidding a man to marry his de- ceased ivil'us sister. The presbytery of New Brusllswick has come to the same decision, twelve to live. - TIe gentlemen ...

... : I I-Te died on the 24th of September 1557. Iis h eldest sonl Basil, died dariiig tine life oflhis father but.lie buad married Godeth, daughter and coheir i of Willingtoii of lBureheston, of Warxwicklsairc, by t: whom he had issue4 a daughter and two ...

... that his late Royal Hig less the I, J)like of Yorl Ile't afiuniily of a soII antd a daugliter, .I the latter of wlioius is married, and is the mother of somoe most beautiful childreu, whose likeness to their grandflather is very remarkable.-lt is stateu ...