... cloth-gilt, TREATISE on LIFE ASSURANCE. Now rcadv, Mitchell's Authentic Edition, pricc onlv Is., ECONOMY for the SINGLE and MARRIED; or, Young Wife and Bachelor's Guide to Expenditure, from Ml. 500/. per annum. Dedicated to Her Most Gracious Majesty The ...

... School.—For further particulars apply the Office, University College; or to Mr. CASE, at his house, 20, Upper Gower-street. MARRIED CLERGYMAN, M.A. of Oxford, residing in a very healthy and most respectable neighbourhood, within five miles of London, who ...

... the defendant, Colonel Needham, as tenant for life, having certain contingent interests in favour of his children, should he marry and nave any ; but being at present unmarried, it was alleged by the bill that this defendant had improperly applied somo amount ...

... He had been three times insolvent. Was insolvent for 3,000/. when he was 22 years of age. He had lost by gambling. Was married man. Was separated from his wife, and was living with the defendant. Was once in Lewes goal. This was the evidence. Mr. Justice ...

... in the Danube. On the 16th of January, the Second Chamber of States at Dresden decided that the German Catholic priests may marry persons of their own religion, with the modifications proposed by the report of the commission of the Upper Chamber. Accounts ...

... entered on the 31st of May, but the defendant as appeared bv her affidavit) was married on the Bth of Ipnl. The order made by Baron Rolfe was on the wound hat the defendant had married before judgment was ibtained. The Court intimated that it was competent for ...

... There were some peculiarities the case, which seemed to excite a good deal of interest. In the year 1825 the prisoner was married at St. Michael's Church, Bristol, to a highly respectable young woman, named Sophia Thomas. The marriage was an unhappy one ...

... business, the may obtained being partly appropriated for Lrxlgings.—Apply Mr! Richard No. 67, Regent -street, Cambridge. MARRIED CLERGYMAN, M.A. Oxfonl residing in a very healthy and most respectable withiii miles of Ixmdon, who receives pupils under ...

... Prompt assistance was immediately rendered, but life was found to extinct. We hear that the rev. gentleman was but recently married.—The rumour caused no little consternation amongst the numerous friends of Mr. Thomas in Birmingham, where his many good ...

... rent may be obtained being partly appropriated for Lodgings.—Apply to Mr. Richard Xewby, No. 67, Regent-street, Cambridge. MARRIED CLERGYMAN, M.A. of Oxford, residing in a very healthy and most respectable neighbourhood, within five miles of London, who ...

... during the examination. The first witness called was the mother-in-law of the prisoner, who deposed that her daughter had been married ; to the prisoner about three yeara, and for nearly the whole of that time they had led uncomfortable life, and the f prisoner ...

... Terry, for alleged acta of cruclty and adultery. The libel contained 22 articles, from which it appeared the parties were married 1832, and had issue eight children; that subsequently to the marriage the parties resided at Malta the husband being the ...