... sow pasticipate In tbe fl reduction maade on the other kind,. 52 Uflo)i S&MEET, ABMIEN. M A T R I M O N Y. Parties about to Marry will find it to their edvantage to Inspect my large Stock of Wedding, Engagement and Reeper Itings, at Lowest Casll Prices ...

... to Peggotty, telling her he war, willing'. Eventually Peggotty was willin' too, and they (Barkis and Peggotty) were married( an d as a. matter of course, lived happily ever after,. In these cases there is not much difficulty if both, parties are ...

... -Huntly (horses, cattle, nod married servants' -feeing), Laureneekirk (St Anthony's), Mated (horses), Stroioness. Thur. 3.-Falktrk. Stricluen (cattle and married scrvvats' feeing). Sat. 5.-Reith. Mon. 7.-echt,Ellln (cattle and married servants' feeing), Rirkwall ...

... -MARRIED- younger of Sundrum, to Msii.s C. Dund:.s coakt, daughter of the late GeOwrge D11das, - o Dundas. At London, David Forsyth, Esq. of ' tersburgh, to Miss C. Jackson, of Idol-!ane. At Clonril, Capt. Georce Raite, of the 7a2d regiment, to Miss Eliza ...

... leave her. She exhihittd it lt 'en devotion for him. His friends tried to disuaiuie L in tve from marrying, but he resisted their ad-vice, and a -s to married in Iudiaii fislilon. The cerem.ronv is cots- ion siderect legal by the tribe. ive TOTLEC'S Pt':N'Kss ...

... Church Manse, gave a recitation with excellent pathos and expression. I Mrs George Bruce reported on the wvork aitong I the married associates, layin, special stress on the l mothers' meeting which was held once a week I during the winter months. Mrse Forbes ...

... , I ubert Douglas (married and family), Jas. Douglas, brother of Robert (uuinarried), John Xoss (unmarried), Wm. Henderson (unmarried), and James Munro (married and family). The crew of the Lybster boat were John Phemister (married and family), his son ...

... understood he liad been mar- ried:twice, and that his second wife is dead. Spener was about 39 years of age, and was un- married. Ward, who joined the ship only 10 days ago, has been removed to the infirmary suffering from inflamation of tie lungs and ...

... confidence that the appointment will be a gr.atifying one to all concerned. Mr Renderson,' whoois in the. prime of life, is married to a datughter of, Mr William Thomfison, of Me'sns Thomson. and Company, .shipowiiers, Leith, sho was for many years a director ...

... VENTURE. PROTO'itiAilNG tNATUIIAI. GiOLOURS. 'AII. ii UNION AT l'LIOUiAD. NO:IIIERN SIlBERIA. A1il'iE'N I.I 1NSiNIA COURT. MARRI A1E ANI) 17'11 ` POIlULATION. REVRXtEONTAIIU'' IF MNI'ARDLINESHIRL. SC6i1TTISII \I IXNTEifj NOTFES. CERE ATLON 'I!. INtllIAL ...

... ; and was at the siege of Gibraltar with General Elliot, in 1782. At his coitage at Wimbledon, on the 1ot curtetrt, THoMAs MARRIs, Esq. For more than half La century Mr Harris fiHled the arduous situation ofchief proprie- tor and manrager of Covent Garden ...

... Aetna Life, 1000. dols; Mutual Life, :540 doas.; and Washington Life, 3000 dols. The man declared that he was soon to be married, and had the policies made out in favour of his wife. The Grand Jury found an indictment for murder in the first degree against ...