... having served tshhree years in the army, under the name of Robert and received th ree woun d s ! Si nce s he left the has been married, and the mother of seven umuren She is now in her 62d year. At an early hour this morning we received the following intelligence ...

... dexterity. On Tuesday, came on before the High Court of Justiciary the trial of James M'Adie, accused of Bigamy, by baying married lii the month of February, 1810, ia the parish of Wattin, county of Caithness, Margaret Murray and of having subsequently ...

... personal accomplishments, than fur the rare and exemplary excellence of her private character. Her age was 46. She had been married to Mr. Elliston four and twenty years; and had borne him ten children, of whom nine are living. Mr. Elliston, after officiating ...

... 35,0001. This the defendant, it was supposed, had heard. When he arrived in London with the young lady, he found, that by marrying her with the license which he had procured, he should not obtain command over her fortune, and be therefore placed her in ...

... George Donston, Esq. (the property being claimed before by Stokeham Huthwaite, and a French gentleman, named. Chevalier, who married a Huthwaite,) came here on :Wednesday last, with a lawyer's clerk and sheriffs °Meer, I believe, and broke open the door of ...

... who allured her from innocence and ,home, and afterwards was pregnant by him. Reports had reached her that he intended to marry some one else; which, it is supposed had driven her altogether to ruin and desperation. DEATH BY FIDDTIND.—A young span of ...

... of Naples, there will be here Prince Maximilian of Saxony, and his daughters (one of whom is immediately afterwards to be married to the Archduke of Tuscany); together with several Foreign Ministers, and other distinguished foreigners. The Ambassadors ...

... him fresh courage. He is like a e voung. and .lusty bridegroom, that divorces a favourite specuratien every morning, and marries a new, one every night. He is not wedded to his notions, not he. He has, not one Mrs. Cobbett amone . all his . opinions. ...

... having so far forgotten the duties of a mother as to leave two infants at home, one only seven months old, and to accompany a married man, who has left a wife at 9 ,Crediton with one child, and in hourly expectation of another. The fugitives were pursued by ...

... of Branksolue, scatters dismay and confusion through the house. persuades Violet that his bride elect has commited a faux (marry, the matter of that scene excited' displeasure, and uPlarvedly; it needs pruning); he discovers the bridegroom to the to be ...

... plaintiff to pay his addresses to her; whereas she had at the time been seduced by the defendant, and bore a child shortly after marrying the plaintiff. The ConunissionerS appointed to inquire into the state of Ilchestcr Gaol, have commenced their investigation ...

... Glasgow merchant, on hearing how she was lea by her father, he offered to marry her, but she had promised herself to her cousin, the captain, whose widow she was. He then married a rich lady, and in time grew, as he was, Lord. Provost of the city; but ...