... would have two offers of marriage within the year, and Ambler that heo cards were very bad, two young men being anxious to marry her, and one of them con- tinually frustrating the other's connubial designs. To defeat this opposition the, wizard directed ...

... charged for as advertisements. BIRTH. On the 22nd inst., at Ward End Hall, the wife of William Hutton, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 15th inst., at All Saints, West Bromwich, (by the Rev. I. Bickerstalfj Mr. Samuel Sherswood, of Dudley Port, Tipton ...

... -Sales for cash only. S FOR IRON BEDSTEADS, WOOD BEDSTEADS, FEATHER BEDS, HOME-MADE BEDDING, BED-ROOM FURNITURE, APPLY FOR G. MARRIS'S ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST. 26 and 29, BULL STREET, F NK.-BEST BLACK STEEL-PEN INK, war- Lratedto lo frelyandreaina prmaen je ...

... 701t075 degrees. REDDITCH. BELL EsauOese.- A rattling peal of St. Stephens' bells, on Monday, made the folks wonder wis was married. It turned out to be only a little practice. The ringers from St. Michael's, at Worcester had coias over principally to try ...

... pistrid two. DUDLEY. SINGULAR CHARGE OFe ROBBERY FROM5 A COLLIssRY.-Mary Ann Shinton, a married woman, of Tividale, was charged on Wed- nesda, wih steling25 lbs. of cast iron, the property of Mesrs. HopinsandBraley A oriigit ao, a woman named Catherine ...

... was very much affected, audit is said that that circummstance so much preyed on his mind as to hasten his deathi They were married at St. Fancras, London, and the sembers of the family have always remarked upon the austere and unkind scanner in which the ...

... were speedily taken up, placed on a stretcher, and carried to the home of his family, which was not far from the station. A married woman, Mrs. Frances Yates, of 38, Cottage Street, Birkenhead, was standing upon the platform waiting for the train from Liverpool ...

... Death can be inserted unless authenticated by the name and address of the ?? of Births are oharged for as advertisement, . -MARRIED. OD the 3rd instb, ?? Old Church, by fhe Rev. Jeremiah Gqil,) Mr. Henry Dsavies, of Great leupton Btreet, in this town, to ...

... Office, Union Street. FOR IRON BEDSTEADS, WOO1 BEDSTEADS, FEATHER BEDS, HOXE-MADE BEDDING, BED-ROOM FURNITURE, APPLY FOR G. MARRIS'S ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST. 26 and 29, BULL STREET. JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES. hnESE COFFEES, which have for so many A. yeas'e ...

... payments to widows and orphans* £30. to six widows 'who have married again creditably; £30. 1Pm. 6sf. in educating children. The number of widows originally was ninety; of these six married again, leaving sighty-fouron the books. At the time of the accident ...

... regiments of cavalry of the Guard in garrison at Potsdam had obtained permission to organise a carrousel in honour of the new married couple. The large riding school of the barracks was fitted-up most tastefully with military trophies, interspersed with garlands ...

... Saturday last, before i.. KenrIck and Thomas Bagnail, Esqrs., Mr. S. L. Smith, pawn- Droker, High Street, was summoned by a married woman, named Tane Tatterdale, for refusing to give up to her a clock, which had been pledged at Mr. Smith s some two years ...