... of those acts ; and for searches in , and extracts from, the Parish Registers. 10. Tho average number annually Baptized, Married, and Buried in the church-yards ; and any other similar statistical details that may enable the Parliamentary advocates of ...

... daughter. ' Oh the 25th ult., at Banks, near Barnsley, the lady of Thomaa Wilson, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. *yT' ' ■'■'** Married on Monday, the 27th in*., at the Parish Chunrh, Halifax, by the Rev. C. Musgrave, B. D., Vicar, Mr. John Ander- ton, worsted ...

... THE SKY-LA XX. O earliest singer ! O care-charming bird ! Married to morning by a sweeter hymn Than priest e'er chanted from his cloister dim At midnight ; or vcil'd virgin's holier word, At sunrise, or the paler evening heard : To which of all heaven's ...

... to re- lieve the Protestant Dissenters from one of the grievances of which they complain — viz. that of being compelled to marry according to the forms of tlie Church, of England. We believe it is aiso'.n- tended to relieve them from the burden of church-rates ...

... at Leeds, I take the present offer of replying to the same, and apprising you that, through unforeseen events, I have got married to a very respectable widow, and I do not think for a mo- ment you will blame me for so doing. Such being the case, I must ...

... husband was not right at times, and she durst not go and live with him. The overseer stated that Holdsworth had said he only married his wife for a year and a day, and he would support her no longer, Went down to endeavour to settle it. Mr. Palfreyman, Solicitor ...

... relief of dissenters, in relation to their marriages. The following are the provisions of the measure. Persons wishing to be married, must be mar- ried either by banns or by licence ; if by banns, the regu- lar notice is required to be given to the clergyman ...

... united ages are 144 years, are able to walk from their dwelling-place to Stockport, and return again the same day. They were married fifty years ago, and from that time to the 10th instant, although they have had an issue of eleven children, have not had ...

... wishing to be married according to ceremoni s and rites differing from those of the church of England, would have to proceed, in the first instance, in the same way as persons belonging to the establishment. They must either be married b\ banns or by ...

... refer to an amatory, and not a political, in- trigue. We will not be mischievous enough to publish all the letters from a married lady to a person who is not her husband : but as a salutary warning to the writer, we publish one which is of too general ...

... side. She got up and leaned against the senM I>riBoner gare her another blow, which knocked her ?? oik* ?? They had been married three years, and she I'^Urth ?? with lmn l *rfore. She had been confined in -.-nt. ° ut fourteen weeks before she experienced ...

... his being married under its provisions. One may fancy that the noble lord said to himself when he set about that hill, Well, they shall tic married at chapel if they will, but they shall first acknowledge that they ought to have heen married at church ...