... inquire into the cause of the Ihu child, and for no other earthly purpose.” Charlotte Wright was then sworn. lor. Ate you a married woman —Wit. Nos, I am a widow. Cor. You live llorsington. do you ? —Wit. Yes. Cor About two years and a half ago were you ...

... acquire knowledge of each other’s character. Some one once reidied on being asked the character wornan “that lie had not been married her.** was right, and so must the matter continue under present regulation. The lover makes his visits at stated intervals ...

... Majesty, and a Captain the Hand of Gentlemen at Arras. He succeedeu to his title on the demise of his father, in 1793, and married in IBofi, Cecilia Olivia, fifth daughter of the second Duke of lafinster; and is succeeded in his title by his eldest son ...

... of the Royal Maternity Society ?—My own personal observation enables me to descril>e the process follows : A jonng weaver marries a servant girl oi 19- and the con.M‘*|nciiee the prospect of family. should presume, mnier ordinary circumstances, that they ...

... Douglas, Lady Harriet Bernard, and the .Misses hiliuore.—*l Lari ol ('onnoun's youngest daughter, Lad) Jane Slopford, was married, at St. George’s church, the same niorning, to Abel John Ram, Kstp, of ( louartiu. The happy pair set olf after breakfast ...

... out the following estimates of the chances of matrimonv a girl has the different periods of her life. Out of women, 32 are married between 14 and 15; 10! between and 17; 219 between 18 aud 19; between and 21; between 22 and 23; between 24 and 25; 60 between ...

... “that blessed woman,” no one knew her who would not concur in every expression of praise that could utter. They had been married ten years, and happily had they lived, that they might safely lay claim to the flitch of bacon—not having had a single quarrel ...

... the Commander-in-Chief of the naval force at Copenhagen, and for that service enjoyed pension of )e:tr. His lordship, who married Miss Mathew, has left issue, and the title not being in remainder to any his kindred, is extinct. Death or Sir Christopher ...

... Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, or in default thereof, they will peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree.. MARRIS AMD SMITH, Plaintiff's Splicitora, Caistor. ...

... I warned him against it, hut would it. Brenn’s daughter became pregnant by weaver, named Packer, and the overseer made him marry her; and see what the parish has got by it more mouths to feed already, and eight more hacks to clothes for.” How many more ...

... age 18, with Air. Reeves, with whom she lived for years, at tirove Park, Worcester. She afterwards returned Birmingham, and married one Jeremiah Smith, and at the age years became the mother a daughter. Airs. Smith's daughter, whose name was Mary, presented ...

... reproached his Majesty for lis il -mannered joke, observing that she thought she :id n arried a King, hut that she had only married a f one. The King’s reposta was conveyed in two narl soufflets. In consequence of this conjugal misndei standing, an exchange ...