... CAMBRIDGL.—An official coutradictiou la given to the chkh has Mating about, that the Princem Mary of Cambridge had privately married to Viscount Hood. It is dated that. an • rumour, it was considered too Mward to be contradicted; bat, when the report was ...

... years, a week two ng but not a single bet was then obtained—The council di,- penned shortly alter two o'clock. I Robbary.—A married woman des : On Conley, residing in Hethel-place, wee at the eity pollee-court on Monday lam, =.,with etealing, on the Saturday ...

... FAitsw: We had an exhibition of brotherly kindness of • very amiable character here a feSw. days ago. A young couple were married, and • brother-in-law of the bride came all the may from Roston, accompanied by some tiddlers Ste., 'for the pariswie of aunts ...

... least the orenrreoce of pnsitio object on. If A wants tonewsge rates, and II want* to marry his wife', sister, why should A Him. though A has got no wife's sinker marry, and IN in a devoted supporter of chard' ,—no long as A 'Wes nothing wrong in Bs detnand ...

... which • female monitor being appointed in a school where there is only a master , That when the modern( • Reboot is • married man a female f may be appointed. 8 the Ven. Archdeacon In the of application for building grants, • draft of the trust dead ...

... in he being then aunutrri.l. lie was with Mr. May-day. 1,19. Maywlay. and remained the time in that In litln John Brewer married (.(itrah lirewer. there on. four he that marriage; and in Ittfif he died. With reganl to the Meow-lit. he (Mr. would eall ...

... : felt fur Mr. and Mr, Barnard in this great attl.cnon. Isequott.—On Tuesday an inquest was held at I the lewd Nets., (i. Marri, El., , on the body id a new -tkrrn child, which wax i iti the River on Saturday last. The sore I returned • verdict that elide' ...

... were stove in. Tito oi the boats were Kit away town the ship. Is being on brand one of them and 12 on board the other. The marry. aid , one of new were left on hoard, and both, it feared. go down with the 'hip. The two bete vurvecileJ, alter great exertions ...

... rains of the Catholic Chapel in Edinburgh, which by the fall of the adjoining burning theatre. All • the peranna killed were married men, anti three or I four of them were in a bumble 'station of life. For the familiet of these, the magittratai 1 Lunch base ...

... u ` hceo another Harhonr meeting. My friend, the eh*, was there, I'm glad o' that, I email, thought u` gone mu to sawn marry Awaking to show his ...

... stripped of clothing, cud the head and legs reduced to a pulp. This poor fellow is believed to be Chemberlain, holler. maker. • married man. Of the ten or eleven persons I believed to have been in the building at the time of ' the explosion Wens have been removid ...

... and the project had therefore to be abandoned. Draakan Womra.*At the cite petty sessions on Tbnrsiley last, .Vary a jag, a married woman residing in Monson -street, was brought be. hire the magistrates charged police-constable Holloway with being drunk ...