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... that you were married ! And he burst into a end laugh. I lira better. - he continued hut they said it was so, to satisfy them I determined to come and ask you ; for I suppose you ought to know, if an)hoily does. You are oat married! Hal ha! ha! I ...
... awl west of the was oaken fire his stomach, wive is for heart's sake; ageedients. In fact, in passing town, hot between the married and single men of —and 1 think the rum too goal to abandon it the lire and unadulterated ' - the bur g h. 'rho game commenced ...
... tripr•diesser in Gryl.len Lane; I am not a skalds** n etrhant in Hest Street ; I am not a tailor in the Strand; I was not married last week, at St. Pancras Church, to somebody, who.* name I forget. I have newer performed the principal Witch in Macbethneither ...
... game or hani-b.d I was 'dared oil MnuJav, the It silt., not, as formerly, b-tween the east west of the town, but between the married and single men of burgh. The game commenced in the Common Ilaugh but the principal plat i. g was in di • jut, whet, many hundreds ...
... ; that being poor. with 'cry small prospects hw neenled his affection from his uncle, oh. wi.beil his e••udn Gemtru.le to marry some one her equal in point of Airtime. T. Gertrude he hail not spoken distinctly— be was ton young for that ; but be was sure ...
... with Christian fortitude, Christian Jackson, wife of Mr John Foster, merchant tailor, late of Langholm. aged 42 years-- much married in the circle of her imuaintance. At Hamilton, Gore District, Canada West, N. A.. on the 10th April last, Mrs John Young, ...
... Some tan months after this ionycrsation, Miss ton and her friend Miss Ashley sat together. `1. 4 0, Emma Willis is to he married tn.night,' remasted the ' and every one says that it aid be a splendid wedding ; how provokihit that we have invitation ! ...
... hut, poor creatures! 1 (tool see a yams.* of anything eatable in the house ' • Oh ! well soon remedy dist; said !its Wilmot, Marri'y ; and up the dilapidated basket she swung on her arm. and walked oat. he the servant. 31aria, and you shall be the lady. ...
... shillings per 10011 cubic feet. The Glasgow Citizen records the death of one of Burn's five Mauchline belles -Miss Morton. who married Mr Patterson. merchant in Mauchline. This event (says The. Citizen). which. considering the advanced age of the lady. need ...
... he makes him nay, I would cavil on the ninth part of a hail.' Formerly it was a maxim, that a young woman should never be married until she had spun herself a full set of linen. Hence, all unmvried women hare been called spinsters; an appellation they ...
... WHIARMID. tlr Nl'Diarmid. editor of the Dumfries Courier. died on Thinsdar. the 18th ult., at his residence in Irish Street. 1/marries ; the fetal disease being erysipelas. which bas been for some time prevulen tin the town and neizlilvmrhronal. He was consider:odr ...
... earnestness the words of truth and life, and by all those iu whose welfare he manifested a deep and true interest. He was twice married, first to Janet Hunter Hall, daughter of John Hall, Esq., Clunbuslang, and second to Margaret Howatson, daughter of William ...