... of and while he was there an intimacy sprung which da were married at Worsbro’ church. pril, 1854, on had been told by her father, before she was married to the ve, the prisoner) was a married man.— Sam@el Henry . Pemberton, was next called and proved ...

... ate told, that the of the married and too strong cannot be used in discriminately. of such a system; and we do most sin- cerely that the determination will not be adhered a classification could be made, and the dor- the married should into compartments ...

... parish of Priddy, in Somerset, whose united ages amount to 291) years—viz., 79, 75, 09, and y ears, and neither of them ever married. The father of the above, and une of the suns. were ehurehwardeas of Priddy church Mr more than eighty pears.—Bristol Throes ...

... *Aims_ sbrrMILLINEBY * Aims_ to TRADE.—Appliess ioo t o be sok to Mr. Dram., he. WANTED, a Active MAN, to 40 years of age (a married maw would be peeforced), awe who has bean in the titian° and Seed Trade, or a Grocer's Porter. None need apply whose character ...

... Improvement Commissioners, all the bank managers. 0 physicians, 14 surgeons. merchants aud manufacturers, 410 keepers, 503 married women, and about 1,800 other perpone, the great balk of whom are respectable artisans. DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR AND THE EMPRESS ...

... To such an extent had this foolish been carried, that the sons of a joiner must all be joiners, and his daughters must all marry joiners, and that 8 joiner would even lose caste by eating food that had been cooked by the wife of a man of any other trade ...

... Spooner why he meant to go as far as his own conviction led him to believe the scripture sanctioned, and he believed these marri to be not only prohibited, but not mitted by the law of God.—Mr. Coppen could not help notici he said, the s id fallacies of ...

... naged to get introduced to some ighly ble families, and he passed off as Count many other etceteras, and contrived to get married toa beau- tiful woman, niece of a member of the House of Commons. From what has been communicated, there is reason to believe ...

... with characteristic she made arrangements and gave implicit in eve a staunch Wi to her funeral. She was a dist. She was married ; her first , and: her last was accidentally Haxr-Day VEMENT.—At @ held on Monday evening last, in the Mechanics’- men, clerks ...

... highest terms.—Lord at the tin of Lis death. Om the Ausust, suid he had been acquainted with Lord Raglan for fifty lie was married to the Hon. Emily Harrict Wellesley years, and on all occasions be had found him to display Dole, second danghter of Lord ...

... George Levi a private of the 7th Ou Sunday the first mass was sald by his it will soon be over.” His brother then if prisoner married one Mary Rn nerds lett to command division br wae Vis! joi. q on the April, Psat. Maria Dravies, at few bad thrown ins ou ...

... rotection of the country. He was first married to Miss unbury, of Lisnevab sister to Colouel of Moyle, by whom he issue, Major « who succeeds to the estates, and Captain W. M Ciintock Banbury, M.P., for the county, He was married, secondly, to the Lady Elizabeth ...