... MARRIED. Feb. 15, at St. Antolin's, Watling-strect, E. Webb, esq., to Susan, eldest daughter of C. Beton.esq., of Queen-st. Chcapside. Feb. 16, at Willosdcn church, Mr. H. P.Tamplin, of Brighton, to Hannah, eldest daughter of Mr. Anderson, of Mapesburyhouse ...

... tnown, would, indeed, throw a stain upon the name. Apostacy! would not that be a blot on any escutcheon however noble? a married nun! would not this be esteemed stigma in the history of any race, however ancient or exalted? The only method prevent this ...

... -e was not married Ins own wife, whom Ik* accused beinif better than she should be, and called her many had names besides, which should ashamed to mention io his Honour,”— Colonel: til, my iellotv. have you any proof you are legally married Soldier: ** ...

... is about twenty-seven years of age; he is forty-seven; they became acquainted at Lincoln at a Methodist Meeting, and were married four months ago. This is his second wife. He has a son, about fifteen years of age, by a former marriage, at a boarding-school ...

... living Aston Clinton, village near Aylesbury, charfed Elijah Thorn a labourer) about her own age, but who, it appeared, is married man, with having forcibly violated her person. She stated that asjdic was gathering wood, Thorn to her. took her up in his ...

... woman of Leicester, and having given her his likeness, among other things for keepsakes, he last week jilted her, and got married to another. The disappointed female look bis likeness, and lore it from its frame, and ontting off the head, inclosed it under ...

... the earliest age evinced a propensity for lying and theft, and many occasions had caused great grief to her parents. In she married a man named Jolel, a widower, with two children, and quitted her father’s house reside with her husband. In the month of March ...

... Rockland, near Norwich, and had married his first wife at Buckingham, a village near Thetford. About ten years ago he came to Ivinghoe, and married the woman for leaving whom he was committed ; he believed the female he first married to be dead, having been told ...

... to him. She said, that being a Catholic, she had thought it neoessary to have the ceremony performed twice. They bad been married the Protestant as well as the Catholic church. The lady who accompanied the clergyman's wife here said to the Lord Mayor—“ ...

... lengthened—all to gain his approving eye. The fact is. his sphere of useful influence was much enlarged his single state :* as a married man, he could only have reformed his wife; as a bachelor, he exercised undisputed power over every spinster in his neighbourhood ...

... Priory, Northamptonshire, the ladv of H. J. Pye, Esq. of a daughter. March 1, at Sidmouth, Mrs. Charles Smith, of a son. MARRIED. March 2, at St. Jamea’i, Edward Stodart, Esq. turrcon. Upper-terrace, Kentish-town, to Janet Litton, yonngett daughter of ...

... incp'?* is 80/. per annnm. He is 22 years old ; she is 23. Was aometimes left alone, as tlio young man was considered about to marry her. Was not suffered to stay alcne at night. It was past ten o'clock on the evening that this occurred. It took place in the ...