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... but inferior east*. Knowing the latter to insurmountable barrier to the parents' consent, at length prevailed her with and marry bim his own village. Her family discovered their retreat her mother was despatched to negociate pretended reconciliation, and ...
... by tenure and writ suihaions, premier Viscount Ireland; succeeded his brother the seven lit Earl, March, 1793. Lordship married January, 1795, Anna, the daughter of Jeremiah Coghlan, Esq. of Arrio, in Waterford; but having died without issue, all the ...
... resolved never pay. Mr. C. was formerly surgeon the City of Dublin Militia, and was highly respected his brother officers. He married to a West India lady large fortune, who uow resides at Portsea. Mr. James Connolly, bis brother, is also medical man carrying ...
... erection. A NEW SIMILE. ADDRESSED TO THF. SOFr SF.X A SITFERER. What simile can we discover That will fit An humble, tame, and married lover? This is it. He is like an instrument. His wife's keen fingers strav'd on. Passive obedient, Only to play'd on. Be she ...
... had at least put end orange emblem*. The meeting ten o'clock. JilK'lH. The lady .John Martlev, Esq. County Meatli, of son. MARRIED, By special license, tl*. instant, in Church, by the Rev. Hugh Stuart, John Mill- Mount, the County Esq. to Anuc Hamilton ...
... EDUCATION ENGLAND. MARRIED CLERGYMAN. A. M. of tlie \ of residing the immediate vituliiy of Batli, who has long been accustomed Tuition, recei.es for instruction in the Classics, Mathematics Ac., preparatory to their entering College, the Naval ,!' Military ...
... DEVIL. Two new Newspapers are about to established Limerick—one tcAbe called The Irish Observer ' —the other not named. MARRIED, the 12th iu*t., St. ban's Church, the Rev. Mr. May tie, John Hazcn, Esq. Lieutenant the half pay the tilth Regiment Foot ...
... the house of farmer named John Fitzgerald, who resides at Duumurry, near Kildare, and represented that lie (John Lay) was married to the daughter of Fitzgerald, and that she was then Manchester. lie was then looked one of the family, and treated accordingly ...
... Commandments (for was at this tiuie married! lie acknowledged th- superiority Miss Catherine l'lyun, the daughter Mr. Fiynu, a dairyman residing in his neighbourhood. Mr. I'lynn, the papa, all relishing the idea of having a married man lor his son-in-law, challenged ...
... that he commanded a battalion which Sergeant Medley served, for whom lie procured the rank Ensign ; had a female child who married the prisoner after Medley's death ; witness procured a pension for his widow, and also for his child, the compassionate list; ...
... palankeen bearer our service, ho leave to go to his village and married. This was the only time the year tiny marry. His master told him that could not spare him immediately, hut that, before the marrying season was over, should go. 44 z'm, Suheby ' 44 very well ...
... MARRIED, Tynan Church, Special License, the Reverend fnee, Francis Kennedy, Glebe, County of Clare, Esq. Margaret, eldest daughter Hugh Harris, of Ashfort, County Armagh, Esq. grand daughter to Doctor Portef, late Lord Bishop of his country seat, Diswcllstoyn ...