... reference to his soni-she leaves them together, and a capital equi- voqlue ensues, each believing that the other's son is married-this is cleared tsp by on exchange of the letters which Laura hlas delivered to theni. Al's. .Sowscrb feels coisvincod that ...

... n the nilo of the mis- tak, Fli arive nlil a hrstia frc-disperses the Carlists-do dae his passiolt for lItrez, as-out he marries-heaving the utifortunate P roin cthe church. Such is the octilices ofittis very slight ptiece, in swhich thiepriueipal praise ...

... daughters Viola and Beatrix (Miss Rainsforlib and Miss P. Horton). His wife is the daughter of a forester, shom Ktlelsleism marries without discovering her real rank. Second, Leopold quits Darmstadt, in consequence of having been forced by his father into ...

... banished from court, which had the usual effect of otileosition in such eases; Ibr Miss Stewart eloped wvith him, and ,was married ill 1t;67. In less than a year the cir- cumstances were forgiven, and the young duchess was appointed lady of the bedehamber ...

... All-hallows'-eve? And did not nav grand- mother (God rest her !) see on this night the form and likeness of the loan she married seven years afterseards? Was it not, too, on this nigbt that wvas toads knownal to my uncle the bag of coins that was baden ...

... from Palembang. The confusion of Asiatic and European associates and incidents is very amusing. He finds himself about to be married- At this instant I heard the noise of the wind instruments without they announced the arrival of the Hlonourable Mr. Styrum ...

... shrugs of the shoulders are not elegant-it is either a married man, or not a marrying man, or a man not worth malvying. It is likewise easy to judge of the quantity and quality of marriageable and marrying men in an assembly, by the alac- rity with which a ...

... COUnTaseP, AND ITS ItsearTs-On Monday last, a cotton weaver, residing in Little Park, aged thirtr-ninie years, a widower, got married to a silk weaver a widow, aged forty-three years. Their courtship was only of three days' standing, but it less than three ...

... of Thomas Pealev, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a ?? the 17th inst., Mrs. Cato, Cambridge-terrace, Edgeware- road, of a son. MARRIED. On Tuosday, the 20th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Walworth, by the Rev. George Ainslie, L. W. Winkles, Esq., of Birchin-lane ...

... first quadrille. In this young lady, as usual, he finds his own destined bride, whom hi had refused with 20,000. Of coursehe marries her, and pays his own debts with his wife's property-quite a la natiii-e-and there ends the farce-most cleverly acted by every ...

... like the preceding one, with sotas, the beauty of the harem, and the actual favourite of Hussein Pasha. Although she is not married to him, and that he i has already three legitimate wives, her high favour causes her to take precedence of them all. She is ...

... this be sinful-then I sin. S. FACET' I4. REASON FOR BEING MARRIED.- Hello, Tom ! said a Somersetshire clown, as he passed bv a stone quarrier in that country, whoy, they tell me you be married. Well, and so I be. rejoined the quanrier. Well, and ...