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... BIRTH.—At Carisbrooke, L the wife of G. B. lanu, of the 42nd Highlander*, of son. MARRIED.—At Jerviston-house, on the W. C. Diwi, Km., of her 80th regiment, second «• J Duns, Esq., Wakefield, Yorkshire, to Eliza Ajc.n, daughter «® late Major J. Dbysi>ai ...
... FOLLY THEATRE. [Lessee and Manager, Mr. J. L. Tooie. Vo-Nicht, 7.30, DEAF A 8, MARRIED IN HaSTE. Mr. H. J. Byron, Messrs. E. D. Ward, E. Harden, Billington, El uore, Sidney Skelton, CofUtt &3.» ' ...
... sccond time. MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY (SCOTLAND) BILL. Mr. ANDERSON, moving that this Bill be nowread a second time, raid the was do for married women in Scotland exactly waat. trie Bill winch had just been read a second time would do for married women in ...
... the first baronet, his union with Murgaret, daughter and heir Mr. Hugh Williamsj Tylry, Angiesea, was born in 1799, and married in March, 1829, to .Henry Peyto, eighth Lord Willoughby de Broke. His lordship dying without issue, December, 1852, the baronetcy ...
... that he had receutly entered his B'2nd year. He married first, 14th August, 1822, Mary, only daughter of the late Mr. Moreton Aglionby, slaney, of Shiffual, Salop, which lady died Fanuary, 1843 ; he married secondly, 4tli June, Augusta Anne, daughter of ...
... C. MatUcws Ryder, C. Mr* Mr* httrtag, if v-he*. lobe followed by LOVE illmiuaiu, TOO MANY cooks THE BROTH. Door, open at MARRY. Door* open 64. STRAND.—This Evbswo, RICHARD THE THIRD. ess E i ' Gre'orv, G lbert, Waldron: Domnßtaa, and Mrs. Percy. To THE ...
... ant of Ireland ; Hon. Harry Cowper, M.P. for Hertfordshire ; Lady Florence, married to the Hon. Auberon Herbert (brother of the Earl of Carnarvon) ; and Lady Amabel, married to Lord Walter (brother of the Marquis of Lothian). the death of her father ...
... the women married in 1844, were under 21 years of age. There a slight tendency towards a decrease of such marriages, but they are still too frequent; 12 81 per ccnt. of the men, and 84fl per cent, of the women married in 1844, had been married previously ...
... this impression, a nearer examination into the married lives of the working classes will hardly disprove. It is needless to insist on its consequences. The danger to those whom it may deter from marrying, has social effects not less lamentable, than the ...
... GUARDIANS, Messrs. A. Wijran, .Meadows, and Mrs. A., Miss Hicks, Miss Turner, Howard, add Mrs. keutar. by THE MAGIC HORN; MARRY. Doors open RJ. . -*• ~ „ ■ ...
... Mrs. WooUidge, Mr*. A. Miss Hicks, Miss Turner, Miss Howard, and Mrs. Keeley. To be loUow.d THE MAGIC HORN ; and ABOUT TO MARRY. open at f>i- ...
... LAUNDRESS.—Doors open at G4. SADLER'S WELLS.—This Evening, MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Phelps; Lady Macbeth, Miss L. Addison.—And THE MARRIED BACHELOR.—Doors open at 6J. ...