... herself amidst the luggage. With her lover by her side, the young lady proceeded to inform the Captain that she was privately married to her companion; but that, in order to frustrate the connection, the relations of the bridegroom had deter- mined on sending ...

... COCOA FOB A FARTEING. Mannfactured by H. TH.ORNE U Co., LIMITEID, LREDS AND LOITDONI 20718 READ THIS.. TO ALL) MEN who wish to Marry and live a happy life, full' of Health and Vigour; to these who are shadows of their former selves, it is a boon ; send for ...

... galleryv I I'll tell you, Fergus; because you're going to marry Mrs. Nisbett. Is she an Irishwvornan ?? , She is, and a Re- pealer.' - (Tremendous cheering. ) BEASTLY SPoaT.-A ?? days since, a married man named Scboles, being at a loss how to get another ...

... Palace, Kilniore, Conmty Cavani. 371I N /fASTER AND MATRON WANTED FOR THE £1 Protestant Orplhall Society, Dublin. Wanted, a Marrie(l Alan, of superior qualifications as a Teacher, to undertake the Supetintendence of the Establishi- ment at ?? Place, and ...

... days. MARRIAGrE Il HEGR LrE.-Lord Paget, eldest son of the Ell I of Uxbridge, and grandson of the Alarquis of AllteFey, was married on Saturday last to Aliss Sophia vi.vrsf4emd, second daaghter of the late Mr. Eversfield, of ?? P.irk, near H-lorsham, None ...

... Is a Protestant. Address to T. S., Lady's Maid 3681). Office of this Paper. ANTED, A SITUATION IN THE W Country, by a married Man. Is a first-class farm hand, and fully understands the management of cattle. His wife is competent to take charge of a ...

... Published, by J. NEILSON aisley, AND SOLD BY CEEORGE DlRUITT, 1U okseller, 2, BRIDCE-STREET,(3 i' AST, The Young Lady's Married Woman's Friend, BY MRS. MAXWELL, Price Onte Shilling. POCKrT SONGSTER, 6d. each. EDINB3URGH POSIE, - do. BEECHER'S SERMONS ...

... fawily; renbt, about £ '0 per annu-.s sal Address House, 3103, Office of this Paper p re r AGBNCIES- - V ?? 0 FARMERS--A Young Married MAN, MeI T who thoroughly iunderstands Ifarmling, wants Of L S SIUATION1 'wife would make herse lf genee Ma rally nseful,-Address ...

... the War-office, for criminal conversation with his wife. The plaintiff, the marraging clerk to a respectable Solicitor, was married in 1828 to his present wife, (Miss Richardson) when she was 17 years of age and be 24: they had four children. The defendant ...

... nine years' experience; wait at table; good discharges.-Address, A. B., 78, High Street, Holywood. 3613 OACHMAN AND GROOM, married, with. J out encumbrance ; would mak ee himself generally useful ; can produce tostimonials.- Address, J. M., Mr. Scarlett ...

... recommended for capability, &o. Irish Church; married, with no inorumbranve.-Address, C. H., Steward, 16812, .ews-Letter Office. A S PLAIN WORKING GARDENER, or AGENERAL MAN; is trustworthy and sober; married; one child; I.C.-Please address, W. F., Post ...

... 16310, NVew$Letter. BUTLER (first class), married, age 38, DIS. JE> ENGAGED 1st November. 1ilesse state terms.-Address, Robert TIMClelland, Edenvale, I Pond Park Road, Lisburn. 16225 Vb UTLER (first class) married, age 38, DIS- B ENGAGED 1st November.-Please ...