... death for the offence. The melancholy catastrophe permanently depressed the spirits of the lady. In some time after, she married Sir W. Gleedowe, then a banker in Dublin, who, with her estates, assumed her name of Newcomen, since ennobled; but which title ...

... THEATRICALS. READING THEATRE. The Manager commenced hi* season Tuesday last, when Morton's Play of The Way toget Married, and the Farce of Past Ten o'Clock, were performed for the benefit the Green School. It would give us great pleasure to state that ...

... Romish priesT who should marry any persons of the rotestant religion. The same Act also made it lawful for two Magistrates to summon suspected persons before thcin, and compel them to give cvWlence aKainst he pnest who married them, or the e/ent of their ...

... MARRIED. On the Inst., at Hurley, Berk*, by the Hon. and Rev. Adolphus F. Irby, Captain the Hon. Leonard Irby, R.N., fourth son Lord Boston, to Frances, aecond daughter John Mangles, Esq. the Bth Inst., special licence from His Grace the Archbishop of ...

... child. It has been stated that his mother was a butcher's daughter, and lived with his father, Lord Berkeley, who afterwards married her. As he imitated his father in his bad points, it would have been fortunate if he had completed the likeness. Colonel Berkeley ...

... include all parties) labour indefatigablv to promote the best interests of the Irish people inhabitants of island which is married, as it, were, to kingly Britain, bone of its bone, and flesh of its flesh. But among many and serious obstacles to the ph ...

... brother, Mr. I b'l ighc, t Miss Crofton, second daughter of La.lv Crofton.—Mr. Scott, the eldest son Sir Walter Seott, is 'married (or the eve ol being sc. Miss Jobson, a young lady with a fortune Ml,ooo/. Her father is, we believe, a retired merchant, ...

... MARRIED. the Ist inst., at Ampthill Beds, G. W. Chapman, Esq., son cf Sir John Chapman, of New Windsor, Berks, to Harriet, only daughter of Samuel Davis, Esq. of the former place. On Monday last, at Datchet, Bucks, Mr. Budd, of High-street, Windsor, to ...

... female, that he felt himself quite lost without such society, and asked her to marry him. The plaintiff, having consulted her friends upon the subject, consented to marry the defendant, and a ring and licence were bought for them; but the marriage was ...

... MARRIED. Mr. Edward Brown, of Alfred-place, Bedford square, to Miss Maria Hutt, Basingstoke. On Tuesday last, at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, London, James Boyle, Esq. surgeon, Cleveland-square, Pall-mall, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late ...

... Provost Marshall of Jamaica, and Hereditary Visitor of Magdalene College, Cambridge. His Lordship was born July .5, l/.iO, arid married in June, 1780, Catherine, youngest daughter the Right Hon George Grenville, who died Nov. leaving a numerous issue. He succeeded ...

... Mr. Justice detailed the case, and presented the following evidence in support of the prosecution. Mrs. Thatcher.—l am a married woman, and live Gravel Hill, in the parish of Speen. My husband disabled and we live in small retired house. went front home ...