... the only one in Ireland that refused to show their hooks Richard Bolton. Esq., of Castlering, sworn— Said he was formerly married to a daughter of a Mr. Gibbons Buxton, of Ardee and by that means became possessed of papers belonging to that family. One ...

... the effect that he had performed the marriage ceremony between two persons, knowing that one of them had been previously married, Presbytery was held at Portadown. on the August, inst., for inquiry into the matter; and we have much pleasure in stating ...

... of the female emigrants who sailed from Cork to New South Wale*, in the year 1832, that out of 144 persons, 54 have been married, 5 respectably settled, 72 placed in general service, have died, and ten remain out of service, in consequence of bad conduct ...

... weaver, named John Brindle. whose wife baa borne him 10 sons and 10 daughters. He baa bad two children bom in one day. two married in one day, and two burred in one day. Within three weeks after giving birth to twins, his wife bad her leg amputated, and ...

... remunerated. The late Judge Jebb has left five sons and a daughter: his eldest son is Prebend of Donougbmore, near Limerick, and married to a daughter of General Buurke, C. 8., Governor of New South Wales bis second son is Lawyer at the English Bar, and bis third ...

... left House, near Durham, for their seat. Mount Stewart, County Down. Mr. Fitzgerald, son to the Knight of Kerry, who was married to Miss Hussey, proceeds, in short time, India, where be has been appointed to lucrative situation. Dublin, Oct. I—Yesterday ...

... to the tithe Church, perhaps it would have been more easy to discover him; but, now that Presbytery and Prelacy are to be married, The Guardian must learn to treat Presbyterians with some appearance of respect, at least. The same journal has another list ...

... beams that can cut off from t . failure in an unpopular design. The cant of the day. Measures, and.not men. Did any body ever marry harlot, and say Measures, and not women ? this, at once, shows the weak point of the fallacy. Jt lies in supposing thnt past ...

... the circumatancv, only that it haa found admission Into some of the Liverpool, and other papers, of extensive circulation. MARRIED. On th« W(b nit., LUbura, tba E«a. A Hanrteraoo, Mr. Robert Hunter, (Matt IMI or the late Mr. Henry Hunter, Hill-hall, In ...

... William James Gwynn. Esq., of Antrim, an appointment as perpetual Commissioner for taking tbe acknowledg. ment of deeds by married women, and for simplifying assurances, according to the provisions of tbe Statute for that purpose passed in the last Session ...

... favourable to national establishments of religion. He hat none of the grievances of English Dissenters to complain of; he can marry, baptise legally, and bury the people of hia own flock, and deliver any service he may please. In the parochial burying-grouods; ...

... existence, at Enniskillen, County Cork, by suspending herself from elm tree. It appears that the unfortunate woman was have been married a young man of the same town. who. though arrangements had been made for the marriage ceremony, thought proper to change his ...