... Five Acts, and written by Mr. Buckstone for this occasion. After which will be revived 31r. Buckstone's celebrated Comedy of MARRIED LIFE. To conclude with an entirely New Personal Extravaganza. The performances of the evening employing the Whole strength ...

... the whimsical resolution of marrying any one of his maids who should first appear on his ringing the bell. He rang,-arid the chambermaid came up, to whom he abruptly said, Get 'yettfielf ready, and go with me to be married. The silly girl, treating ...

... life is shortened by professional and personal anxiety and toil, and by exposure to infection. From his position he is led to marry early, hence, when he falls into aistressed circumstances, his fate is frequently shared by a wife and children. His calling ...

... system. He proposed to set aside 40/. a year out of his salary of 1001., which payments he had not been able to make, being a married man with aiwnily. As the quarterly payments were not made, his protection by the court was withdrawn, and he waeleft to the ...

... several men. Alderman Hooper—l mean a married gentleman? Eliza—There was one, but the moment I found that he was married I dropped his acquaintance. When I first became acquainted with him I had no idea that he was a married man. I first saw him from my window ...

... compartments of the carriage, unaware of the danger, were killed on the spot. Their names are William Waller and John Walker, married men, residing at Brigg. LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.-The directors of this company have announced that there are two ...

... upon paying which, testimonials of character must be given in. Morality and honesty are the requirements indispensable. Married women are required to produce their certificates. 3. When a vessel is about to sail, all the parties going (if they choose) ...

... Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howe, Lambert, Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. L. S. Buckingham, and Miss A. Vining; with the revived Comedy of Married Life, by Messrs. B. Webster, Buckstone, Leigh Murray, Howe, Rogers, Mrs. Stirling, Miss Reynolds. Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Stanley ...

... with the gallant Colonel, and becomes his wife; but a-clause appearing in her late husband's will to the effect that, 'if she marry again her fortune is to fall to Lady Buzzbite, a near relative or connexion, the young couple adopt the stratagem of keeping ...

... clerk. The uncle kicks him into the streets. The father, at great personal deprivation, pays his debts, and arranges for his marrying the girl, and emigrating with her. He appears th fall into the scheme, in order to get the pecuniary advantage; and then ...

... doesn't want to be i Lord He won't be one. But his scruples are eventually overcome, and he is allowed, Lord as he is, to marry the virtuous seamstress. The curtain falls happily on all, even on the rogue Keeley, who walks off with 2001. in his pocket ...

... in the adjoining township of Ince. About 18 years ago, he married a woman named Elizabeth L awre nson, now called Bet Brush, but they subsequently separated, and about ten years since he married a widow named Ann Connolly. His first wife being still alive ...