... of Inveroy, Kennedy, married not three months previously in the Braes aienorchy, came visit his friends in Lochaber, accompanied by his young wife. After passing few happy days among their relatives, the union of the newly married pair was doomed to an ...

... brother Lord Charles; he has the Hon. Lieutenant Calthorpe, Lord Raglan’s niece having married Lord Calthorpe; he has Captain Kingseote, Lord Raglan’s niece having married Mr Kingscote. Of the other two, one is Lord Burghersh, son of Lord Westmoreland, and ...

... certain sum ; and if discharged after twenty-one years’ service, is entitled to pension at various rates. The well-conducted married soldier has the privilege to live out of Barracks, receiving an allowance for lodging. Care is taken to provide education ...

... adapted to enlighten the public mind in a species of knowledge in which ere/ //individual is concerned.’ Co. Chron, ‘To the Married and Unmarried, we particularly recommend this Work. It is calculated to afford just that very necessary information is too ...

... adapted to enlighten the public mind in a species of knowledge in which every individual is concerned.’ —Co. Chron, ‘To the Married and Unmarried, we particularly recommend this Work. calculated to afford just that very necessary information too frequently ...

... sea sick: in especial, was very hard on Prince Stouna, of Moldavia, one his Aides-de-Camp. It appeared this Prince had just married a very beautiful woman, and was very jealous her, so much so, that when he was leaving to accompany Omar, sent her off with ...

... serving in the Russian army, and two nephews outside Sebastopol serving in the French army. They are sons of two sisters married one Russian and the other to a French gentleman. Both Russians and French have also cousins in the English army. Defence of ...

... second son of the late King Charles Albert, and only brother the present Sovereign Piedmont. was born November 15, 1822, and married, four years ago, to the daughter of Prince John, now King of Saxony. The present situation of King Victor Immanuel is one ...

... intrigues of tire Peelites, some which are net without probability. It is said that the two elements of the coalition, like newly married couple, are trying hard which is to have the upper hand. The story goes that after the formation the Cabinet Mr Gladstone ...

... mother ; and in support of the suit a very strange wild stbry is related by counsel. According to this story, Mr Handcock was married in December 1824, settling all his property after his death upon his wife. Three daughters were the fruit of that marriage; ...

... Admirably adapted to enlighten the public mind in a snecies of knowledge in which erery individual concerned. —Co Citron, ‘To THE MARRIED AND LnMARRIED, WC particularly recommend this Work. It calculated at.ml that . ■ necessary information as too trequently oiugiit ...

... something more than mere acquaintanceship between the parties much that it was notorious in the distnet that they were to bt; married. Letters from the defender to the Dursoer were also put in evidence. The Sheriff found the pursuer had not established her ...