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... from the business in 18113, and my brother in 1862; and I have been the sole partner since my brother's retirement. 1 was married in December 1858, but there was no marriage contract. My mother-in-law, Mrs. Underwood, came to reside with me in 1860, as ...
... the principal facts of her life. since that period. It seems that she has helm living in London for several years. She is married to a designer of great skill, who is employed by a geutletuati whose name has recently made little stir in the world of letters ...
... partner in joys and sorrows, in the commercial room of the Temperance hotel, where they had been spending their leisure hours. Married men will be able to form some slight idea of the scene which ensued. Fortunately, the enamoured girl was not of a pugilistic ...
... no. I lOU not my face uncover Till the marriage rites are over ; ' Therefore. take your choice, said she, Either tight or marry Inc. Step within this pleasant bower With your friend one single hour— Strive your thoughts to reconcile, And I'll wander ...
... alleged breach of promise of nouTiage, was partially heard nn Monday last, the defender deponing that he never ' , remised to marry the pursuer. LORD HIOII CODDISSIOESR To THE ESTABLISHED Asszustv.—The fia:elle announces that the Queen appointed the Earl ...
... Instructions from CoßnoN, Esq., H to Offer by Public Competition, at the AUCTION MART, JEDBURON, FRIDAY the 19th Day of Moy. married, The Valuable Stock of HORSES, 'WS, PIG 1, POE LTRY, GAR DEN AND STABLE ET ENSI BEAUTIFUL WAI iGON ETTE, DOO-CART, Awl Several ...
... westwards by Liddesdide and Eradale towards the isolway Fntb. It is still-a common thing fo say of perm) awl-. have run off to be married, that they have gn-in owes mar h ; and. the on i of the expressions lies in the fact that iu the esel) part of this ewe ...
... love of yours till her above the brim with love of herself ; and all that runs over will be yours. •' Wry solemn thing to bo married, said Aunt Bethany. Yes, but its a deal more solemn not to be, said a spinster aged fort•. - CAusu or BALDNEVt.--A gentleman ...
... but a banchle i this wars 1, anal a leek-sitter in the next. Thou had added ma to our family. 'N.B. One of his son, hadjust married against his approbation. j So has teen Thy will. It wad never ha,' been mine. Bat, if it la of Thee, do Thou flees the ounneetien ...
... found in the cellar underneath the shop with a horrible cut, the wound extruding from ear to ear. The nnfortunate man was married, and it is said has left a widow and one daughter. Medical aid was at once got, but it was of no avail, as the vital spark ...
... Alt. it it like, very like. Of whom do you speak. A young lade I once knew, daughter of a Liver. pout merchant; she gut married, and then I never heard of her. What was her name? Mary Somers. I don't knew it, lout is thelikones. tory to riling' ...
... seat, St. Mary's Kirkciellsright. Her Itelyethip war the daughter of J. ‘Vedilerbuni Collville, Esti., of Ochiltree, and married in 1807 Thomas, Fifth Earl of Selkirk (he died in 1420), and two daughter,. At or. --While one of the horses belonging to ...