... docs not intend to establish a regency during his absence. A correspondent from Germany states that Don Miguel is about to marry the Princess dc Lowenstem- Rosenberg, a relative of Prince Schwarzenbcrg. who although not appertaining to a royal house, is ...

... Journal* Romance nr Real Lot.—The Potomac (Mich.) Sontintl says, that some twenty-five years ago, Jacob McKinney, of that place, married Miss . Alter residing together, rather unhappily, mam and wife for some years, and after having two children, they separated ...

... WORTIET MOKTAOtJ. The most celebrated of these three besntie* was Lady Mary Pienspoint, daughter Evelyn, Duke of Kingston, married, in 1712, to Edward Montagu, whose namo she is well known to tbe world. She bad poeaeasad tbe disadvantage of training and ...

... her lord and master, sharply, you don’t mean say that you're glad: Why, if she is not hanged, there is no safety for any married man. I’m astonished that you can make such assertion.” Then commenced a war of words between them, she insisting that it was ...

... her sister. In 1842 she married an old man named Faively, of Comblanchien, and died six weeks after with violent pains in the bowels. Before his death she had criminal relations with more than one person. A little after she married another old man, named ...

... seventy-two years of age, now resident in Blackburn, who has been married three times, and who has buried her third husband. By her first husband she had twenty-two children. She was married to her second and third after she was sixty years of age, and she ...

... that drumhead law hat again been proclaimed. Totneo who has recently taken wife, says he did not find it as hard to get married he did to buy the furniture. small village Cleveland, the clergyman has been blessed with sixteen children j the clerk nineteen ...

... English biotory, Arlhnrround Hired buret ostcakea—Henry VUI. hud number wives, the ten EUaabelh, wove stiff frill and didn't marry—OeoegullL Horace WslpoU and Mr. Pitt-the Duke sad Nspoleou, end Waterloo, also Trafalgar and Rnfe Britannia, o!imd there's ...

... forces during the American war. The title waa created in 1797, the deceased having succeeded his father in 1809. Sir Thomas married, in 1840, the raliet of Lieut.-Colonel Hill Dickson. He is succeeded his brother, the Rev. John Warren, bora in 1799. Tss ...

... Tear of bit age. He was married in 1825 to the seventh daughter of Luka, Ysiooant HauntytT, hr wham had two children, the sorrivar being Lora Sairdale, now Earl Dononghmore, and daughter, who died an infant. The late earl married second time, the daughter ...

... the parents begin to look out for an opportunity to betroth them. Sometimes boys aud girls of years of sgs were actually married, and yet they had never been permitted to see each other previous to the ceremony tMting place. There was no provision made ...

... of course we have some desperate attempts to get up rumours of political changes— Shaping out oracles to rule the world: Marrying fools, restoring dynasties, Avenging men upon their enemies, And making them repent their own revenge. But these inventions ...