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... TUESDAY, 25Th APRIL, 1842. BIRTH—At Victoria, on the MA Mn Torso. of. RIRTII.—At an the 10th Mn L. a Csavau, of. Daughter. MARRIED —At Hongkong, the Eith of March, Lieutenant RaMrOD W lath Royal Irish, to Atlas second Daughter ; and on the lot Inst. W. ...
... Sunday the lath inst., Mrs HAM I, or • BIRTH.—At Victoria, on the 17th Instant, the Wife of the Hes. J. Jon's eta Son. MARRIED.—At tetoria, on the 11th Instant. by the Rev. V. Stanton. Loots J &neat Civil Service, to Louisa Hama, Daughter of the Honourable ...
... on the 6th Instant, Mrs RAWSON, Of a Daughter. BIRTH.—At Victoria, on the 10th instant, Mrs J. MACIIIILL of a Daughter. MARRIED.—At St Andrew's Church, Singapore, on the 26th ultimo, by the Rev. H. Moule, Mr Wsmiroare Batestow, of Hongkong, to NAMUR ...
... be the widow of a Poke Eli merchant., who at death bequeathed her come household property in Canton, which, if lie should marry her, would willingly make toyer to him. M'Swy ney consented, and signed the customary Chinese marriage documents ; after which ...
... February. lam a married woman, my husband's name is-1 dont know it. [According to the Regiraw's report, she gave her husband's family name as being Lo, but did not know his surname,—that in, his wing, or given name.] only been married a short time. When ...
... the conflict ensued anti before spear wa, broken to escape. In the house if tlitsl-apn there Were two women, one aged If. a married girl, daughter-in •low of flu& the other was an old woman hi. wife. I never heard the result of the conflict, nor dot know ...
... at Ningpo, under the following circumstances, — They stated that about it month previously, a son of Yo•tien•lin had been married to Tenn, a girl of the neighbourhood ; that they were living together, when a man named Wang-ke-taai, a rejected suitor, or ...
... 130 i A ?welling-12km, Governor of the province. prays for instructions under the followlog circumstances :—His daughter is married lathe second son of Chatig.idaang, Chief Superintendent of Rivers and Canals in the saute province. By law two officers so ...
... payee/era a et 1.4.1•11. Co en et the 10., denronintatthn lbw the Halt, en thaw , heraaa than the evivalentU. Ine.y Sterling Marry k a larger Am..it in Copper nf the Kiagdnen, in .1 11.1 than the repay la Ow Sharma *ening 110ne7. No inconvenience could ...
... the interior: the facts appear to be as follows :—Tlie daughter of a Chinese Christian in the department of Kia-ying Chau, married a heathen husband. His family, either irritated at his wife's attempts to convert him, or prompted by general zeal against ...
... with the snares; Mwvie was very stiff on her naar hind Mg. sad was .also a trine froth. SI Andrew was le splendid form, but, Marry, I put Arabi out the wkh big horses, and it is not a bad general rule. About 3 o'clock • start was effected. GuliatA, who had ...