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... JIl M pS r A TION to AUSTRALIA-FREE ■SL^gle FenT a 7 Married Agricultural Serv: ants * Mechanics, _E_t f ree of™-^. 8 ' of ?? age and eh» «*«• «>n- ?? shi_ chai ;p e * t0 hort Phillip and . sv P,ney, in BgDpN and or^?H Provisioned and equipped, s_ ...
... PRIVATE PUPIL A Married Clerjjy- tl_enM.man' r° ri,,> nie years Tuter t« a Nobleman, and subse- -1 iiny reeeiriiiK Six Pupils into his house, a moderate dis- Kenti.» V Lo elon, would be glad to fill a vacancy with a cornm lt s s,,f1 ' whose education ...
... Jl,ieii»eo & C^ntlemen. Vr. dSITI ATION, as BAILIFF hv a Married Man. sr f**£ B ee.i regularly brought up ,„ U^fc^l' ...
... ml MaWCELJlaxeois. I W/ / W&mtm a Sltaatfon, i-ls GARDENER, a middle-aged Married iB Man. without Incu nbrance. who can give reference ' _f, fiuracter to the Gentleman with whom he lived the _ft B -*s p application need be made except by those *^_f keep ...
... ---iwr^t Business.—Apply, C. Dokstan, Mabe. WANTED at once, a KITCHENMAID.—AppIy, Mrs Tobm-B, Wesleyan CoHege. WANTED, a Married MAN, capable of doing all kinds ef work on a farm; no family ?? to J. Facll, Four Lanes, Bedruth. BED and SITTING-ROOM wanted ...
... WANTED at Old Midsummer next, A married Man, having sufficient capacity to undertake the ' * o1 three hundred brenllnnewts, and |,rctlusin,; a elm * cf fiom hi* (ad fervitude, ai in h-reily, fobrlrty a 1 'mcc, maybe neated with, by applying it? Thomai ...
... WANTED, by a respectable Married Man, WORCESTER. Situation AC 11 MAN or Coachman and Groom, TRONG Silver Watches from 208. aged 40, eight years’ good character from a Nobleman. Elegant Gold from £4. 4s. Has had charge of Four iu-hand.—Address, E. 11. ...
... the daughter of John liraham, the noted singer. She first married John James \ Henry Waldegrave, an illegitimate son of the Karl of | Waldegrave, who died without issue; and then she ' married the Karl of Waldegrave, the eldest legitimate j son of the ...
... the Kev. G«Oigo limits Jtonzy, 8.A., of a daughter. Married.—At Broughty Ferry, the 17tli instant, tho Andrew Taylor, George Milne, writer, to Anne, daughter of Mr James Archibald, shipowner. Married. —At Junction Houae, tho 15th instant, the Roy. Dr Stevenson ...
... Amy, his wife, were each charged with bigamy, They were married in 1887, and the man ill-treated his wife. He went abroad, and on his return found her married to a man named Wdlisi. Ashby then married Charlotte Fall, telling her of his previous marriage ...
... obliged to dig their way out. Yefterday was married, Mr Wartiam, ironmonger hear theCrofs in this town, to MifsCrey, daughter of Mr Grev, near Apperley-Bridge, agreeable young lady, a Lalt Tuefdav was married at Newcaftle upon Efq; of Halton-place,in Craven ...
... house one mile and half from Llanpampsaint. Three men and a female servant were in the house the time. The deceased, who was married woman, was placing supper on the table, when she was fired at and killed, the shot entering close under her heart, and, escaping ...