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... I' years age: tha* ‘he served Holy rood, and pit the present Duke • Hamilton’s firt elofc--s after his birth; that she was married out Holyrood to mao of the name Davidson ; that c was at the battle of Waterloo, and brought her husband from that bloody ...
... it will presented In proper time memorial from Hie weavers employed toy the burgh, asking an additional lid on Ihe to the married men, considered, and It was resolved lo git. tl.s half this sum. subject lo the convener of the agricultural committee, provided ...
... SELECTIONS, Ac. Noth off is more deetnictire of social » drawing room than snoring married man. Those sounds act upon his wife like red rag on bull. The attitude is ungraceful, the noise is so unpoliU. the tendency blood the head dangeroos, that she flin ...
... settlements tbe aborigines need not be feared if kept at arms' length and not permitted to become too familiar. ScidDß. A married woman, named Emma Jones, residing at Plumstead, walked down stairs to her kitchen on Sunday morning, and indicted fearful ...
... cousin of the elder Sharp, who was killed ; and Ralph Robinson. All the men. with the exception of the younger Sharp, were married, and leave families to* mourn their untimely end. Anthony Davison, Esq . surgeon of Seal Delaval, was ...
... body the unfortunate young woman, when her lover. William DiUer, deposed that was courting the deceased with the intention marrying her. The medical evidence went to prove that the deceased was deformed in the chwt, and that her death had occurred naturally ...
... and influenced her strong lore, by his equally strong persuasions, and by her fear of Dawkins, the consented and they were married forthwith. “It was once discovered—indeed, they never sought bide it; and the merchant's fnry was indescribable. He thrust ...
... Buchanan) pereonally nnknuwn to roe. waa brought from Iheitea, under treatiDcnt the recovered. About «or 7 montlia ago waa married to Mr Rankin. Tailor, Larkhall, and I 'netag the clergyman who performed oeremony. aaw tliem both leteiv. end Hr* Rankin aaeroed ...
... The water about feet deep in the mine, that it will be some time before the bodies can recovered. Of the deceased 13 were married men, and one was a widower with six children. The sad occurrence has east a gloom u«er the people of Mold and ita vicinity ...
... cost collecting the revenue. £4,r,9;.967; making what we may call grand total of £70,818,0.‘>9. Chaboe or CntuvMi bool—A married woman, named Isabella Keynolds or Henderson, was on Tuesday remitted from the Sou them Police Court, Glasgow, to the Sheriff ...
... glee ibe llrwt •• 1m . roung 1m» o twenty live iocllnea matrimony. Hot It’a .* .ore ua I’m .Uvc I think n’er get ooy Sian U. marry roe. though I klnrt an’ c.otle, An.l w.fTget .lllerlefißaeby nam 1 ' wwwm 1 rover. Motherwell—Year the -v«h °f « V .'in,:. ...
... sign, ami seal. This true act and deed of Mi// Jacket I. A Common Trou’U —lt Is very well that every eonide not wait to married till Mrs Grundy ami the world In general sign the cotificate approval. It curious bow few couple* ever it without clamour ...