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... Solicit for the Executor. AND OTHERS. Ti|T*NTED t'i.e MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE VV and ELIZABETH BYFIELD. who are to have been Married either at Derby in the neighbourhood of such places, ci'.i! the years and bl. £2 will be given to the y.-r-on who shall first ...
... Miss Howard is first cousin the Luke Norfolk, whose wife is sister to the Earl of Loudoun, and Miss Howard's elder sister is married Lord Bute, who is cousin to Lord Loudoun, through his mother, Lady Sophia Hastings. addition this also, there is eutailed ...
... Josephine Lavinia Ratl'ell against the defendaut, Charles Wright, to recover damages for bis having broken his promise to marry lier. The defendant pleaded that bad not made the promise as alleged, but there was no substantial defence the actiou. Tho ...
... PARISH CLERKS AND OTHERS. TVANTID. li e MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE THOMAS THUEMAN and ELIZABETH BYFIELD, who supposed to have been Married cither Derby or Spondon, or the neighbourhood of --eh between the years and 176-1. £2 will : the person who shall first furnish ...
... shot dead his side. Lieut. James, the Scots Greys, also wounded Ulundi, is son the Lord Chief Justice Appeal, and engaged married daughter Millais. the great r. The advent .>f Good wo.-. ...
... It announced that the Carl is to be married the Alice Howard, sister the Marchioness of Bute. The earl cousin the Marquis Bute, and brother the Duchess of Norfolk. ...
... Printi Tr.»de. Apply the Daily Office, Oerbv. OSTLER ; active and ste-i y ; must VV understand milking. No objection to married man.—Apply Bell loir. Derby. ewsmen and newsboys wanted immediately Sell the Df.uiiy Daily liwu*l'H all Parts of the Town ...
... doubt the legitimacy of the descendant. The poet had two sons: one Colonel Burns, and tho other Major Burns; but only one was married, and left issue. friend, whose family was intimate with Burns and the other literary Scots his day, affirms that there were ...
... was rather taken aback, and said in a low voice to Sir James, I didn't know Sir Sydney was married. Why, no, said Mackintosh, they moved off. not exactly married ; only Egyptian slave brought over with him. Fatima, you know —you understand. And Fatima ...
... Hoaxers are often worse than'malici >us, and care v.hat trouble may so long their private ends are served. young >up!e ab.mt married the Synagogue Birmingham were startled by the delivery of a t legrain from Loudon, running—- Stop marriage once. His wife ...
... ensi.u was rather taken aback, hi.J said in a low voice Sir James, 1 didn't know Sydney was married. Why, no, said Mackiutosn, they moved oil' not exactly married ; only Egyptian slave he brought over with biro. you know —you understand. At d Fatima actually ...
... REPTON. Petty Skssioss, Wednesday.—(Before Sir 11. F. Evei.y, Eait.. and Badfoiiii, Assault. Tough, married woman, Winshill. was summoned by Elizabeth for assanlting Mary Ann Cason Winshiil ou the 20th June.—From the evidence appeared that defendant boxtd ...