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... MARRIED. At our Parish Church, on Monday last, the Rev. J. W. Barnes, Vicar, Mr William Robinson, oft this town, grocer, to Mrs Holmes, of the same place. At our Parish Church, on Saturday last, George Braitbwaite, weaver, Mrs Elizabeth Bretton, both ...
... MARRIED. At Chapel, last week, the Rev. Mr Graves. Mr Thomas Dixon, second son of Mr Thomas Dixon, farmer, Helsington, to Agnes, second daughter the late Mr Thomas Robinson, Low Plain, Vndcrbarrow. At Morland, Monday last, Richard Medealf Miss D. Farrali ...
... MARRIED. At our Parish Church, on Thursday last, the 26th instant, bv the Barnes, LA., Vicar, \lr wiuenier chant, Kendal, Hannah, younoest daughter of the late Mi- Robert Addison, yeoman, Co'.by, near Appleby. On Saturday the instant, the Parish Church ...
... MARRIED At Hawkshead, on Tnesday last, by the Rev. G. Park, Vicar, Mr Ro bert C ghill, to Miss Ann Bell, both of Hawkshead. At Cartmel, on the 30th ult., by the ev. Edmund Townley, Henry Fletcher, eldest son of Gray Rigge, of Wood Brough- ton, Lancashire ...
... MARRIED. ...
... MARRIED Atthe Parish Church, Bentham, on Taesday last, by the Rev, W. Hutton, Vicar, Mr John Wileock, cabinet maker, Lancaster, to Misa Alice Garlick, of Bentham. At St. Lawrence Church, Appleby, on the 8th inst , by the Rev. J. Vicar, Mr Robert R. Gregson ...
... the parties resides, the law allows to marry elsewhere, in the ‘ usnal place of worship’ of one of them (provided it is a registered build ing, and situated not more than two miles distant) ; they may also be married out of the district when there is with- ...
... Marriep Wowman’s Property Act Mr. STAVELEY HILL then moved the seeond reading of a bill to amend the Married Women’s Pro- perty Act of 1870, with the@bject of rendering hus- bands lixble for the ante-nupti debts of their wives only to the extent of an ...
... prisoner. The facts of the case were as follows :—Some years ago the prisoner married a female named Hannah Fisher, who died. In the month of September, last year, he married Ann Fisher, the sister of the deceased wife, with whom he lived only a short ...
... RES RESTORAT De on HEALTH, ITS to Marry, with advice TOW, ead poin cortain render married life and fee their epeedy Hbod! reed ‘by all hedd, aad wish te a happy eld age. —Pest free oa oe Anetesy, receipt of tro stampa— ...
... B.. HUNTERS LECTURES to Y l HEALTH, ITS RESTORATION, HAPPY to Marry, with ene oat certain impediments which render married life to those who contemplate Marriage, poin end directions for their removal, - read by all Health and with-te a happy old age ...
... CRUMBS OF COMFORT. Addreatcd bt/ the of the L ...