... frequent in this country, in those distressing affections of nervous or organic debility, which defeat the fondest hopes of married people, and deter individuals from entering into matrimentvl etgagemoents, whe ther constitutional, hereditary,; induced by ...

... frequenti tn this countty, in those distressing affectioris of nervous or organic debility, srbiolt defeat the tondest hopes of' married people, and deter I individuals from. eltering into nuatrimenial eargagements, whe tier conatitutioual, herteditary, induced ...

... Lodging House, aged 44, Miss Huddart ; Elise, a Vender of Oranges, 43, Mrs. C. Pettingal ; Sophie, Mrs. F. Connor. li answver to marry inquiries, the Tragedy of THE WJVARD)EN OF GALWAY, wiU be performed To-musrrow (\Wednesday), tbe 18th instant. No orders whatever ...

... Friendship; and in the classic 2era, Socrates, when be discoursed on thle subjecr, so enraptured his audience, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors has- tened to be wedded.- Previous, however, to entering into the hallowed obl ...

... Vriendship- and in tbea classic era,- Socrates, when he discotrsued on the subject, so enraptured his audience, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors has- tened to be w-dded. Previois, h owever, toeentering into the hallowed obligation ...

... finallv, in cases where the delay of a connubial pledge has almost extinded dis. appointment to despair, they offer to the married femate thnos hopes which sthe can reasonably appreciate. r- SURGEON GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day ...

... strength. returned, (whitch V as 'much deslaluid~ited') is tnow in the full enj'oyment of pertect health ; has been nine years married, without having is' us, after this cure ,had been effelcted by Dr. Jardine's Medi. cinia, has lately given bilth to a fues ...

... perpetudl Friendship; and in the classic nra, Socrates, when lie discoursed on the subject, so enraptured his audience, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hae- tened to be wedded. Previous, however, to entering into the hallowed obligation ...

... finaliy, in cases where the delay of a coviirbial pledge bas almost extended dis- appointment to despair, they *offer to the married lemale trcrse hopes ?? can reaisonably.appreciate. SU RtiIONM GOSS and Co. are to be consunted, as usual, every day, at their ...

... ta-teorrow uf, the tmid~~ ?? hias~staite~zmatriige to be *tihe s~tricti't'e of l ?? ia h classic 'irsr Socia a,- Iwb the 'married men fle Idtvo their WiVes, endI ithe bach £iS eaned ta be ,wedded.' ?? Previous, however, tocentering into the hallowied ...

... finally, in cases where the delay of a connubial pledge has lumost extended dis. appointment lo despair, they o'fer to the married iemale thuse hopes which she can re asnably apprepiate. . U RG EON GOSS anid Co. are to he consulted, as usual, every day ...

... similarly bit,-atd#.ue mr e t tuse violcnce to toly nuatural idlicacy- inl coumur i A the tliowittg - ti PAr the age of 17 1 married ; nine mnonthis after I had a aris- tnitriage, in cotiisetlueilce of a 1right, being their in, tar seventh onh;soon hfter ...