... onher getting somewhat better, the commands of her fther, aided by the persuasions of her friends, induced her to conrent to marry a gentleman every way eligible; who had longb -s Ejiit' ber, hand'. The, day appointed for the nuptials arr'eived ; thb parties ...

... It. wvill bh in -the recollection of ur rc~derg that, a veek ago, we remarked-of this lady that our qxpcctidons wvere not marry nor ?? evet sbe would -xcel in the part of a higth nnd heroic female. ut has verified our predictionr ler- Helen Macgregor ...

... do so with impunity. This sause priest also said, hie would enmdeavoiir to find out the woman to whose daughter Hanley was married, and compel her to quit the country. About thle month of December flloaving, thle ssociition, to blind the well- meaning, ...

... Liverpool, has been held to hail, to answer at the next sessions for an assault of an indelicate nature, committed on a young married woman in Scotland-road, at whose house he had called in discharge of his duty as collector. DAM ITS. (Nov. 11.) Edward Harris ...

... dreadful a manner as to cause its istant death.-A nome ?? ?0 years of. age, - as been committed to Devizes Gaol, charged with marrying wsix e vies! three of them. now living in different parts of the ?? Solomoas, who so unaccountably escaped from the London ...

... Corsica, and related to Buonaparte by the Romalino fmily. Ic vas Stat-f Officer to Jerome at tbe Westphalian Clourt. His sister married the Prince de Salm.-As a proof of March of Intellect in the East, the follovino was exhibited last week in a window near ...

... likewise a mer- chant, ezin possessed of very valuable estates in Demerara, mariied the plaintiff's sister; The plaintiff married Miss Bryant, a young lady of very great personal attractions, and pussessed of very engaging manners and accomplishments. ...

... most cie_ (litable to the progress of provincial science; hut which is snore especialiy valuabile fron; thre importseo of the marry geologicral coesmunricnntiorrs s'hieic it coitadins. On Friday last, rhont tweirty genitlemenl partook of asr eX- collent slipper' ...

... beating up the.iosphorus, hlappaniog to injure very slightly one of the windows of the palaco belonging to the Sultaoa lataly married to HBli Pacha, lie was sevesely [esten on going on shore, anil kept prisoner l'or some days, until his release was elfected ...

... was the fifth anol younogest diiul lh ter of William, seconl Earl of Harringtoni; was bora on the iset March, 17130, and married on the 25thi of January, li2, to Thomas, third Duke of Newecasile, who dying in 1795, her Grace remainel a wildow uttil lir) ...

... lovewith a voicel he hears in a chapel attached to a nunnery, obtains access to the novice to itotil tbie voice belongs, marries her, and is laliy, until, oa the testimony of thle nurse who attenids his wifc di liig her conlisement, and vho hai done the ...

... particulars of the Doctor's two wives, will probably be acceptable to our readers:- On the the 20th February, 1809, Mr Morrison married Miss Mary Morton, a young lady of eighteen, the daughter of Mr John .VMorton, a gentleman of worth and respectability, still ...