... information, of Hannah Con oily, his second wife, but now of course a single woman, to answer a charge of bigamy, having married her after a. fortnight's courtship, at St. John's Church, Holmfirth, on the 22nd October last, his former wife— Mra. Fynn ...

... I have been married many years ; the match was considered a very good one, suitable in every respect — ago, position, and fortune. Every one said I had made a good choice. Why, my dear Mrs. Loudon, I loved my h .isband when I married him, because he ...

... about seven o'clock in the evening, ana when in. a hold close to his house, he was met by his wife, to whom, he had.been married, but three weeks, that day. She asked.hini to -dismount, and: lift, hen on, which he did ;. he had scarcely led the horse ...

... the firm. ___t t Youk Bonnie BBi_MG»oom'— * Sf* t _ ?? ■(last week from England te hia Ui_i«e lg? I*B and on Friday was married to his ?? ro ?? i jaH : passed over in the mo.it haimoiiiouii n^ 8 * morning, while the young gu_lewite ?? church, he rushed ...

... Willow-bank he snuanderad'ahout £8,000,. and then made a gift ot it to one Webster, a middle-aged. man, who was. to haye married one of the bankrupt's sisters, though the marriage, ha* not taken place. In reply to questions from the court, it was stated ...

... shape of rods, candlesticks, &c, together with two surplices, earned away. A Would-be SuicibE. — An idle fellow, recently married, Who for a livelihood hawks milk, and who is a step-son of John Schofield's, of Upper Bridge, having been found fault with ...

... voted the sum of £100 tothe funds now raising towards carrying into effect the great Exhibition of Industry. An aged and married lady lately died at Boston; tho medical certificate of the cause being, Mrs. G — died of general debility supervening on ...

... — There is now residing at Hayle, and a native of the place, a man named Joseph Harris, a journeyman carpenter, who was married the same day as her Majesty Queen Victoria. His wife was delivered of a daughter the day after the Princess Rovai was born; ...

... Exchequer Chamber. The Attorner-General wished to obtain the opinion of the court as to whether a clergyman could refuse to marry parties who had not been confirmed ; but that point was evaded, and the conviction was quashed on mere technicalities, namely ...

... round, and the usual loyal toasts were given as>a*prelude to the toast of the evening, the health and happiness of the newly-married couple drank with all the honours; thatjof Mr. Charles Brook, may he soon go the same road, -succeeded, and prosperity ...

... In the National Assembly, on Saturday, several petitions were presented to the house. Amongst others, there was one from a married gentleman, earnestly praying the ! re-establishment ot the law on divorce ; another from an unmarried young lady, demanding ...

... a great financier, an ex- cellent administrator, and latterly a sincere and ardent political economist. Sir R. Peel was married on the Bth of June, 1820, to Julia, the youngest daughter of General Sir John Floyd, and had issue five sons and two daughters ...