... daughter of llie late Rev. J. of Kent, and sifter Captains Shepherd, Roy Artillery and Royal Navy, one daughter, who was married the -hi October last eldest son of James E. assy, Clouglman.ld, in this.-county, Ks*p reinnins the lamented dignitary were ...

... They resi.le.l, previous leaving Binninghum, ')4, Vietoria-SUv* i. Mr. Barker was at Preston, iu Lancashire, from which town married Ids second wife the partner of his romantic but melancholy exit. had resided Manchester, London, and several parts of the ...

... orchard, swim the miuda Niagara, or set laike Erie lire with Incifer matches, think of stopping two young people from getting married, when they take in their heads to so. Aovt.viTlsiNn. friend remarked the other day to ns. that “a business that not worth ...

... Kussell-street. Evidence was given shew that the parties were tuneli attached to each other, and that they would have been married had the young man been able procure a situation, to maintain her his wife ; and that latterly both exhibited symptoms of ...

... Lea he ntarrteil vena huaUmd, aha ii. I,Leuiv ated, ana she trieil a thir.l, ah,. r.Mt»Ki it. Hut death him at, ay. ami .he married fontUi. «hn thraehed it. He. t0 folhme.! hi. pmleee.«r, .ml .he then mumea nfth li.i.hm.l, who ia livinir All thia in lew ...

... razor, she met her seducer about six o'clock in the evening, in field near Mr. Didlon’s house, and hoving again asked him marry her, she, his refusing. »lrew the razor across her throat, making ii gash four inches in length. Having die razor from her ...

... One of the girls, and amazingly l*enntiful creature she was. stood aud said to another, 1 sure that gentleman Judge. Never marry a womati who has got a shrill, piercing voice: it is almost invariably the sign of bad temi*er. do not mean to say that the ...

... and on the following day her infant died. Lady F.lizalieth was the eldest daughter of the Ute F.arl of Norbury, and was married the Hon. Laurence Parsons, son of the Furl of Rosse, the 7th of May, iH’Ui, and has left four children. Death Sib Isaac Wilson ...

... ditrk-jard. The mother trirl whom the had de.*>ired marry Mated that the morning he eommiUed the dreadful deed hail told him it waa no are hU seeking her daughter, for that she was alK>ut to be married another man. The deceased, she said, shed tears. Bhe ...

... Shea, widower, and was one the middle class fanners —he has a .on the name Michael, and son-in-law the Egan, both whom are married, and who, with their families, lived with the deceased, and between whom is stated have some time past divide I his far u ...

... to homo. When sin' to herself, she d-••’hired she would worry the saver her life. Impo.vsi'de, s;iid her father. nlrcadv married, tut;u? i:i* ( nin«l s)e*. “ No. the yonny Kiun who hvi-.s in ? “No it i.« iVcu?- doj.' A A iiukeo editor siiys, 5s the ...

... attends Ids duty or his pleasure, tincase may he. The Queer’s Temper. —Miss Davis, the daughter of the Bishop IVu-rboneigh. was married few weeks ago. She is the young lady whose ears the Queen boxed, account having accidentally hit her Majesty with hir eye ...