... the PRPUNhPAL of such ThV D case there shall be no issue of the Ba' with his present .ife who -aie live to atta age, or be married or die nedr thn a-e . j which shalr not attai'n ttr sa' e ?? Apply to LE1Gti and SRare, S 'ior-, re-. Percrntori7y, on Fr'da'- ...

... live to attain 21 years of el I o1 be inarried- or die under that age, leaving issue in ?? i not- attain the sanse age or be married. S] p is LxeGtr and Sox,, Solicitors, Basnett-street. to LBy /c- ref fc lefortqggee -iir trust to sell. ?? nest, the 7tI i ...

... DIiVDE\Tt! Base there sha! be no issue of the Bankrept' .1;! k with his present wife who shall live to attain 2!1- age, or be married or die tuider that age, iut which shall not attain the satne Pere or be ananed. d Apply to LEIGir and So,,, Soicitors, 3i ...

... shall live to attain 21 years of tage obeor r die under that age, leaving wisue which shal not attain the same age or be married. r Apply to L0EI and Sox, Solicitors, Basnett-street. _ On Tuesday, the sth day of June next, at two o'clock I , in the- afternoon ...

... duly -audited 'and dis aco charged. ROBT. RUSSELL, Treasurers and s JOHN SOTHERN, Secretaries. BOARD A.VD EDUC 7I7ONr._ . A MARRIED- LADY, hafinh no faimiily of her Yo A own, and who has been acciastomod to the Tuition the and management of Young Ladies ...

... parties should have been married 16 years age. Trie bridegroom h.s since been married, and had 18 chidren by hslfirsttifc. He had not seen his present rife far 1- 31years belore Monday last, when he met her at Cheser, sad re married her the ?? morning. ~d ...

... singa. Comic ?? poaching allfeldnd dieligt. gi the following Comic Songs, by Mr. CHApMAN O tha-ut a Colentry Jfir People td Marry in. yeersoglt) The Loves and -Disasters f ::.S Julius Ceesar Barbarossa Henry Higgins , *iiso Asnila Joan Amelia Wilhelmina ...

... security if required. To PIPE-M11A)CKERS. j{ ANTED immediately, a JOURNEYMAN PIPE- W MAKER, a man who can Pot and Burn.- A Married Man will be ?? to MSlr. WIT. BLHTEre, Lees Bridge, Nottingham. N. B.-All Letters, post paid, will be duly attended to. -April ...

... y2dltothelzritatereitf this~paper: to M~r. Some BEN!TLEY, : e1. to,1t, Bleaeher; or to Mr. Joi4N R Haaom, llegate, 1 * B -N. i. a married man would be preferred. J a WA.NTED. an APPRENTICE to tile Business of a d DRItbUO5ST.-ApDly to the Printer. h p 1A)TED, Two ...

... tt will be held at the Assembly Rooms, St. Helen's, ' ai, she ?? st instant, -in aid of a FUND for the RE- i . *he POOR MARRIED WOMEN of St. Helen's and sl 5li~ezrheodDaiicing to commence at Nine oclock I ^.,-Tieksts seven shillngs each (Tea included) ...

... g.a u. b, -e rlerer owie for X. W., stating terms, which derata, will rne immediatelycattenodedi to, ERVaoT E PiJPIL..-A married Clergyrnar of the eer.blished Chur esident within a donveuieint cis. c now a v s and receiving a few Pupils into his house ...

... asiery-, tiepn d fordshire Potteries. 40** A Man who understands tht working of a Ruling 1a.. neI chine would be preferred. If married, his. Wifpwould be S occasionally employed in folding and sewing, Sal e ST, onthe Night of Monday lst, the REGISTER. X A ...