... died about two years ago, and left one son and two daughters ; Margaret's son is married, and has a son and two daughters living, and one of her daughters is also married, and has children. Mary, the second daughter, is living, and is a wk'ow ; she is ...

... died about twa years ago, and left oue sou and two daughters ; Margaret's son is married, and has a son and two daughters Ir'ing, and one of her daughters is also married, and has children. Mary, the second daughter, is living, and is a widow ; she is ...

... daughter, died about two yea ago, and left one son and two daughteis ; Margaret* son is married, and has a son and two daughter living, and one of het daughteis is also married, and has children. Mary, the second daughter, is living, and is a widow; she is about ...

... Apothecary; and h- moral character and domestic habits bear the strictest scrutiny. It will be a motive of preference if he be married and his wife should be found qualified and wi||i n J to undertake the office of Matron ; which cannot be the case if she has ...

... and DE- BILITATED of BOTH SEXES; contain- ing a series of useful and interesting information on subjects of importance to Married People, or those on tbe eve of Marriage, but whose infirmities are an insurmountable bar to connubial happiness. To which ...

... and DE- BILITATED of BOTH SEXES; conuin- ing a series of useful and interesting information on subjects of importance to Married People, or those on the eve of Marriage, but whose infirmities are an insurmountable bar to connubial happiness. To which ...

... and DE- BILITATED of BOTH SEXES ; conuin- ing a series of useful and interesting information on subjects of importance to Married People, or those on the eve of Marriage, but whose infirmities are an insurmountable bar to connubial happiness. To which ...

... re-mai.iage of the Duke aud Duchess of York, at the QueenV palace, on their arrival in England, they having been, previously married in Berlin. Although it was considered a private ceremony, yet some of the splendour of the Court was observed ; a party of ...

... Poliih officer fo much attached to Bonaparte, has obtained permiflion to join him, and goes out in the Cormorant. He was married on tbe 4lh inftant, on board tbe St George, to a French lady, who has been in the neighbourhood of Plymouth for fome time ...

... tbii day, the recognizance of Mr O'Connell was ref- piied till the fifth day of Eafler Term next. Tbe French Lady lately married to Pont- atowflty, tbe Pole, on board tbe St. George flag fliip, in Hamoaze, having been nnable to obtain permiflion of Government ...

... er .(now io his 10th year), and who was lately loft in the Sir William Curtis packet, was Mifs Prifcilla Belford. She was married June g, 1797* to the Hon. C. Carleton, a Lieut. -Colonel ! in the army, and eldeft fon of the late Lord Dorcbefter. Her only ...

... tranfport, on. the 30tb of May laft, on Laguila . Reef, was a ! Lieut. Col, in the army, and bad not long j enjoyed bis title. He married a lady io f Ceylon during his refidence there with his j regiment, and who accompanied him on his : voyage and fliafed bis ...