... invited.- On the 27th, her Majesty and the Prince Consort, with the junior members of the royal family, will join the Vyoung married couple at Windsor Castle, where, on the 28th, her Majesty will hold a Chapter of the Garter, for the urpose of investing Prince ...

... children ile equal proportions, oie thecir arriving at the age of eighteen, or on their marrying; if there shall be no child that attains that age, or that marries previously, the ?? is to revert to thee Princess in the event of tlse Prince departing this ...

... England and Wales by the multitude of its marriages. 91,772 persons married in the last three months of 1857. TIse marriages of the quarter were at the rate of 1 878 persons married to 100 living in a year; the decen- nial average rate of the corresponding ...

... the popuIW- tion ; it deserves to be carefully studied. 22,214 widowers and 14,915 widows re-married; 14,462 widowers married spinsters, and 7,163 'widows married bachelors. 113,437 men and 95,204 women wrote their names; 45,900 men and 64,133 women made ...

... ending June 30th, consequently2oo married in the three months. This is near, Ynur er ndinjjg of the numbers married in time provselge e,,orienP somewhat less than tihe numbers I quarter of last year. Tie people married at the annual rate of 164, the average ...

... inserted unless anich 'iticated by the same and address of the sender -Notices of !..his are charged for as advertisements. MARRIED. On the 23rd inst., at the Old Meeting Homse, (by the Rer. Charles Clarke,) George, only son of the late Mr. John Hatton, ...

... MARRIED. On the 27th inst., ?? Church, (by the Rev. A. Villiers.) Mr. A. Hall, officer of Issgand Revenue, of Sutton ColIdfield. to Jane An, only daughter of M.r William Jeffs, farmer, of Bromsgrove. On the 27th inst.. at St. George's, (by the Rev. H ...

... MARRIED. On the 6th ijst., at the New Jerusalem Church, Summer Lane, (by the Rev. E. Madeley,) Mr. Edward Madeley Haseler, of Brougham Street, Aston, to Jane Adelaide, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Best, of thie ?? d Oa the 3rd inet., at lit ...

... constituting a large proportion of the trade of the port of' Gloucester, where their warehouses are chiefly situated. Mr. Sturge married, first, Eliza, the only daughter of a well-known and - opulent philanthropist, James Cropper, of the Dingle, Liverpool; and ...

... MARRIED. (by On the 27th n~lt., at the Parish (Ihorcl of Sutton, ILancashire. (by. the Rev. Ef.l ?? Barlow, oits., elicitor, of this tovn to Hannah, daughtelr of the late Mr. sficorge Yatee oi Oewrestry, Onthbe 23th nlt., at St. George's, (by the Rev ...

... but ?? those of any corresponding period in the 'eleven ye4ir l88-08; the marriage rate, namely, the proportion oi pereons married to the then existing population, was also slightly above the average for the quartor; the bitbs. in the second quarter were ...

... Lennox, M.P. for Lymington; , Lady Caroline Amelia, married to the Earl, of Beseborough; Lady Augusta Catherine, married to his Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar; and Lady Cecilia Catherine,; married to Lord Bingham. The late Duke succeeded to, thle ...