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... was acquainted did there exist so vast a mass of female misery and degradation. Not more than one woman out of three could marry at an early age, because, such was the pressure against the means of subsistence, that not more than that proportion of men ...
... Lucan.—We regret to announce the death of the Earl of Lucan. He was in his 74th year, having been born Dec, 1705. He was married in .May, the Lady Elizabeth Bellaysis, third daughter of Henry, second and last Earl Falconbridge, whose former marriage with ...
... She nude her fir-t appearance before lie public ihe stage Venice when years ol!, and retired into private lite in 1831. She married a Frenchman. M. Valat.regne, native Burgundy, who died 1338. and by whom she had three children. • taine Cata'anr said have ...
... close a raca between the ex-professor at the last election, and Gaunlett. Donaldson was formerly a iqq. ! sic teac.ier but marrying a lady of fortune, studied for the bar, and became a barris. ter. is regarded a good classical scholar but not known by his ...
... ol Conycgham, to whom he was distantly related Lord Langdale—the Master of the Rolls—not very long since accoucheur, and married daughter of Lord Orford, whose family he had attended. Sir John Williams, one the Judges the Queeu's Bench—son of a horse-dealer ...
... Cbabbefil if he pleases. Mr Waddell*lbeimelnr, am I te awderMand that this Court linn reply* he the hem publicly aging in year Marry orday Am I ta milersterl I f 1 had no right to beer you were not Mr might say what he pleated--you ela bear it, nod have ...
... had seen much service in In. dia, and his commission as lieutenant-general (local rank) bore date 10th January, 1837. He married Miss D'Esterre, sister to Mr Norcott D'Esterre, who was killed by Mr O'Connellin a duel near Dublin, in 1815, whom he hada ...
... of the Peace in Glasgow : Septimus Thoiburn, a mere boy, was placed at tho bar on tho charge of bigamy, in so far he was married, by the Rev. Mr Soraerville, Anderston, on December, 1842, to Elizabeth Trainer and while the said marriage still subsisted ...
... served up in Mr and Mrs Robb's usual style of elegance and taste.—On Friday the 29th, being the day on which Mr Veitch was married to Miss Gracie, upwards of twenty gentlemen, members of the Parochial Curling Club, dined in the Manso in honour of the occasion ...
... of Arrival at Southampton, sad Date or Mails.-lberia : thing their Lome ostentatiously iuto the liorough, front St -..They 'marry well, ' Gibraltar, ; Cabs, 1 ; Ludion, 3; Oporto, disgusting obtaining specimen ot the *o nd° slot do belt r. Well,' aunt ...
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... death of his gallant father, Nov. 28, 182(J, whose elder son died an infant, he succeeded to the the family. The late Marquis married, August 1, 1831, Barbara Yelverton, her own right Baroness Grey Ruthyn, by whom his Lord ship leaves issue a son, Paulyn Reginald ...