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... :WANTS A SITUATION , , AYOUNG MARRIED MAN, who is about to leave his present residence, ,wishes to hire a small Farm under a Gelitlenian, and at the Same time to Hunt Or Shoot for bis Landlord: he would a small house the land for the accommodation of ...
... Newington, the wife of William Capon, VI 111) 0 1. this county, of a son. The lady and child are both doing well, • ' ' • MARRIED. May 29, at Folkestone, Mr. James Clark, to Smithen widow ' June 3, at Folkestone, Mr. Wm. Kerwin, of Sandgate; to Mary Barnett ...
... cruellr end such rude conduct might be attended with very consequences, Particularly lithe gentle sufferers happeiledi to be married—The Austrian naval force is to be in-' Creased to the number - of 10 frigates, 20 brigs, and 50 gun bOats.—The Emperor Alexander ...
... the opinion entertained of a certain character, called Jerry Sneak, to be denominated the Jerry Club. : ' • 11.—Non •6 but Married Men can be Members of the , said Society, which Shall not be confined' to Any definitenUmber. Any one may be elected ,an honorary ...
... to be Cornet. BIRTH. On the 29th of May. at his seat at Fair Lawn, in this county,,thelady, of John Simpson, Esq of a son. MARRIED. Tuesday; at Ashford, Mr. W. Walter, to Franees., 'fourth daughter of Mr. Allen, both of that place. • Lately, at Nackington ...
... the world. —the man of his daughter's choice. He would ask whether there was any one present, who, if they had a daughter married according to their wishes, wonld not, feel happy to receive the congratulations of their friends? No political sentiment had ...
... birth, a man ,of honor, and of courage. He might . have done as other Royal parents. have done, he might have ordered her to marry some potentate who Would have involved the country in all the miseries of civil The match must be agreeable to every English- ...
... sermons preached there, ..by the Hon and Rev. Gerard Noel in aid of the Society for promoting Christianity among the Jews. MARRIED. * 'On Saturday last,, at Maidstone, by the *Rev, James Reeve, Edward Cormick, Esq. Captain in the 20th go.tms, to Amelia ...
... slumber to encounter the heart-rending agonies of despair and death. They were all young, and Jarrett 'and his wife had been married but a few months:. The unfortunate accident is attributed to the heavy rain of Wednesday night, which she'being an open vessel ...
... conditions at a future period ;. and also to £l5OO, principal money, should the Gentleman survive both the Lady aged 71, and a married Lady aged 38, who has now four children, should only two two thousandpounds principal money, should only one of her children ...
... Job's three daughters*Jemima, Kezia, and Keren-Happuch*the mo ther and children are all well. The father had need be a Job. MARRIED July 7, at Maidstone,. Mr James Ruck, shoemaker, to Miss Elizabeth Ann Chitenden both of Maidstone July 8, at Maidstone, Mr ...
... 'Valuable and .original information: he tells you (what no,body of course could know blithe), that the Princess char-, t lotte is married—thather husband isa German Prince—that provision is made to enable the Royal Couple to livewith I :Abe splendor necessary ...