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... Chief Clerk ; and it is said this Hon. H. Fitzroy—whose merits are that (as aforesaid) he is the son of a peer, and that he married a sister oi Lionel Rothschild, consequently being able give good dinners —is be the new Speaker. The Australian Constitution ...
... attempt deceive the public in putting the license in his wife's maiden name. Mr. Mansfield.—Bat we have no power to let a married woman trade on her own account. Cooney must pay a fine 5s and costs, and get a license in his own name. Bernard and James ...
... powers— witness Mr. Blight's sneer, last Thursday, in the House of Commons, against the. poor King Morocco, because had married a poor woman—an Irish Bogenie ; and witness, also, the cold reception which gave some year* ago to the snubbed King Saxony ...
... committee Monday. The Black Prince arrived Spithead Monday night with 114 sick and wounded from the Crimea. The renowned marrying establishment, yclept Gretnahall, Gretna Green, is about to be demolished. ...
... at the Lambeth Police-office, on charge of having obtained under false pretences from a young woman whom he had promised to marry, and also having robbed her of £18. Since then, his lover's stern resolve to proseeute him has relented, and she appeared before ...
... Native Infantry, and now a resident in India, praying to be divorced from Anna Magdalene Louisa, bis wife. The parties were married September, 1838, at Mysore, the lady then a Miss Burns. They lived amicably together till 184?, having had two children. In ...
... Trial Handicap. Selling Plate. Cockspur. BIRTH S. On lie 7ih instant, at Bronradd, Ruthin. the wife Mr. R. 6. Ellij, a eon. MARRIED. On the ultimo. mt Christ Church Cathedral. Colombo the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop, Edward Robert, second son of the R«v. ...
... extraort&nairt, honour of the Lord Mayor London and the English deputation. Rome said that the ex-King Tflsj Bavaria was about marry the Countess widow ' • the-krte Bavarian minister Rorae.-ani Mr. Oodwefl. This lady the of Count Giraud, • and renowned for ...
... Bavaria, and years of age,—old his age, too, knew Lola Montes. Mrs. Dodwell is not an Englishwoman : she is a Frenchwoman who married an Englishman happily deceased. But still must rejoice at the impending nuptials. It is quite the fashion now for Potentates ...
... guest, a hint be rather after the time, his appearing, said, Mr. Rooke! Mr. Crowe! I beg leave to introduce one Bird more. married his niece to a gentleman of the hopeful name of Buckle. The enterprise succeeded beyond his expectation. Mrs Buckle was delivered ...
... greatness now a historical and an enduring fact, f to bom at Woodford, Essex, in 1771. His grandfather was an eccantrie man, married a French - lady, and died not very-rich. My father, says Lady Holland, used to attribute a little of his constitutional ...
... quarrels. took it into his head one splashy winter evening, when the chimney his chambers smoked, that he'd like to marry; and was married the first girl who had been keen enough to find out what that shy young man wanted. had been little in society: at ...