... 10-gun brig (the only vesc sel ever commanded ) in May, 1823; and advanced to the rank Captain on the 23rd February, 1824. He married, in 1823, the widow of Philip Roche, Esq., of Limerick, and youngest daughter of the late Baron Dunsany. West Kent Nomination ...

... defendant, in tion of her conduct, said that she was married to Mr. Cash 1 years ago; subsequently went abroad, and not having heard from him for long period, she naturally concluded was dead, and married the complainant, as be had stated. Her (listhusband ...

... the Earl of Albemarle, residuary le which it is said the n.ble earl wl succeed IOO.OOOL in cswh. Sir William appointed Mr. married a daughter-of Lord AlbemarW, h.s execu.o., with We f expect miracles from Lord acville Somerset Chief Commissioaer the Woods ...

... WO), say (quoth Feargus). did not my family vote for me. A person in the gallery I tell you, Foargus; because you going to marry Mrs. Nisbett. she an Irishwoman ? She u, and a Repealer.”—(Tremendous cheering.) The new Lord Chancellor got a very unnreeswry ...

... Matrimony.'olwtjar_ *, of the Indian army, stationed some hundred try, writes thus to friend here ; have eight |T\ station, three married and five spinsters. enough in thoir way, pour passer ie. temps, but latter, I think, will succeed in getting husband- surprised ...

... Hev. K- Wilson, Vicar Preston. J- Chbster. The following singular circumstance occurred lately at/ p German baron, who ha'l married a young Engluh weman, said a natire of Greenwich, and by whom had two children, died the latter end of the last year, believe ...

... numbers, if the tellers on each side are added -vdi be 317 307, or if the absent members are supposed to be paired off, as marry of them were, the total miabers will be 334 The House, then, is si nearly possible equally divided. One great difference however ...

... f '' serves him at once for head cove'- I,Urp0 *° . Yal kl '' - ! and a portmanteau. Iu it wr!lin g-desk, a lar -' the married man, retun,ing f rom apothecary s l>..| , pository for his Ugi.ter purchase! T'’ erU 11 ,nto a for -Latterly e. e lo the traveller ...

... hold Upon the opinions of the people. (Cheers.) would allow to dissenters the utmost extent of toleration ; would permit them marry, to bury, to ...

... Lincolnshire. Her ladyship was Lady Geor- giana Graham, eldest daughter the Duke of Montrose. Sho was boro in 1791, and wav married Lord the 2btli July, 1814. She ha* left two children, Viscount Maidstone, in hi* 20th year, and Charlott* pinch liajtan, in ...

... her abeeooe be formed intimacy and courtship with Collins’s niece; but deceased stood barrier in the way of their getting married to remedr which the old man (Collins) proposed that they should out her out of the way. The husband accordingly wrote for ...

... that lie was about to marry her. this circumstance alluded In one his conversations her about th.e woman Smith, in Lie hearing of one the witnesses; told her that would not have her form any acciuaintancc with Smith, as should marry her when came to the ...