... Esq., J.P., a son. MARRIED. At St. P.ler’s Church, the Uev. H. NewUnd. Lorenio Dirndis, K»q.. eldest son of Major Dundas, ol Leeson-street, l*oodon, to Kleanor, relict the late John Callanan, of lu lywood, in thi* county. MARRIED. In Tuam, in the county ...

... in progress to entertain his lordship at a public dinner. His Lordship travels by way of Manchester. Marriages High Life. —Married, special licence, Wednesday, at Fordhook, the residence of Lady Noel Byron, by the Rev. Samuel Gaml«n, the Right Hon. Lord ...

... to complain of lire fickleness of the mob. Butwer's 11 Student. Quick MWA.—On Saturday morning John Win. ters, ofSacombe, married a widow with four children, from *n adjoining parish, applied to the overseers for work, and to the Board of Guardians for ...

... MARRIED the inst., St. Anne’s Church, Dublin, the “Rev, Henry Morgan, Charles Peshall, Esq., Lieutenant the Buffs, grands m to the lateß. Martin, of Rallinahinch Castle, co. Galwnv, Esq. M.P.toElizabeth,on!y daughter of Dr.M>les Buike, of Galway, grandniece ...

... pistols against his own head. His jaw was horribly fractured, and his brains flew up to the very ceiling. He was only lately married to a rich heiress. The surrounding villages were overcharged with the mass of people who have hoped to find safety by removing ...

... named Cuslley. A Coroner's inquest was held on the body Mr. E. Lynch. It was quite notorious that the deceased, although married 30 years was up to the period of her death, ofa very jealous disposition. Itissaidlhal ifshc heard her husband, who acted ...

... as we received it from our Salisbury correspondent:?? Mr. Thomas Gill, son of Mr. Gill, of the French Horn Inn.Sarum.was married on the 28lh of June.al St. Edniundschiirch, Salisbury, by the Rev. Dr. Hawes, to Miss Augell, late of Newfoundland, which ...

... retains a taste and veneration for it. T»* Fisst VtaiT to Married Git tin. Gencsa’ly speaking, if there is a moment of unfixed happiness it is that in which parents pay their first visit to married child, and in which children receive their first visit from ...

... Sunday. You’re growing witty, eh Do you know what day Christmas day or Patrick's day Witness. No. Do yon know the day you were married Witness. No, but heard of the chapel being robbed after he met the prisoner; he can also recognise the prisoner. DIFENCE. ...

... Boost taw that the patron’s was a' l:rro« family. The Utb AldetOtan was alto cousin of Iht patron, the 15lh Alderman was married to a niece ot the patron; and the 16th was first cousin to the first wife of tire patron( bis enumeration ofthe members of ...

... premised to fix her in her own house ; that would get her married ; that would her himacif. [Here Mr. Blake observed, that the Irish, in which the witness spoke, meant either to get married to marry]; went to the church year ago; when the hay was aaving; ...

... Eleanor Neghten examined—Said abe dept one night with the Plaintiff's daughter; said it was shame fur to with child from married man meant the Rev. Mr. O’Rorke ; Neddy kelly came in ; was let in by the plaintiff's wife; look some liberties but immediately ...