... And help us all through tiis debate, . Ish And save us trom the further praet o1r Of the Agricultural Membezs, the ?? tnd MARRIED 1 On T'lsiet1daY, Eeb- 19. at St. iii, less George'-s the Hio. George WI'illianr ?? eldest lce SOil of Vi'courLt iarringt01l ...

... adoiterl ?? all isieiite venders. Price rom oeu ?? per box. bee the 'ade of *'Tho. Prnut, 2O11, Siraad, I p of Loision. A rac- MARRIED.] On the31st ull.tatSt. James's, Pad- A that ditlgton F. W. Alac'keicete, Esq.. N D , oh CI1estrr. - his )lace, riyde Yark ...

... galore to the thrown, Vic astbore, There'6 no fear evermore of furriners to reign - .t's yourself that's patriotic, though you married en ,exotic, And scre ydou're better off here than In Porciugaic li *Spain, Arad och I you gets nice presents of lions and ...

... ornsmonted with velvet flowers, frequently of s the same colour. Fee children, the gypsy form in bea- st yen' iS preferredl. n o MARRIED.] On Tuesday, the 3rd inst., at St. George's, Haunover square, Leopold G. Paget, Esq, *e oyal Horse Artillery, youngest son ...

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... t sog, aind conoiviralily rtetdered thge eveniogmosm agreatlg ard kept the party together as long as the ditatl honres of marry of thetir would allow. ir, thecorilseofthe ?? anlou..ed the fojloyiri' aa ard of rhejudges : 'iREMtiMS FOR FAT TOCK. 1O' ...

... your pa and ina. Sisters, love, are very well, But the truth I'll frankly tell. When a man intends to fix, He doesn't like to marry six! Brothers, too, are very well To escort a sister belle; But they stand much in the way When the dowry is to pay: Then, ...

... Mlariy Farsniels tII at letters, ?? Delirinere's; Iall that.-pooirfoo6~i,,h Miss. P e, Mac 'Wbirtei's, whom I coutld as sop'n marry'~ . in a-word, I knowk chat' Y -yo u 'yo 'hawk-beaked, keen-' 's eyed, sleepless, inelefaiigable, ol'rS. Compysle,) have n ...

... warning, anguished mother, from the sad tale we bye told, Beware such king for fosterers-kings who love lies and gold. 1 MARRIED.] On Wednesday, the Ist inst, at Wal- - thain Abbey, Essexby the Rev. James Francis, Peat- der Graot, Esq., DeputyOrdnance ...

... ] On the 6th instant, at 39,Chester-terrace d Regent's Park, the lady of Captain Ed ward Fanshawe r R. N, ofa daughter. d. MARRI ED,] On the 2nd instant, at Edinburgh, the 11 Rev. Andrew iamsey Campbell, Perpetual Curate of e Tandridge, Surrey, youngest ...

... characterised her since her confinement. Annette is supposed to be the daughter of a well known Baronet.- Susnday Times. MARRIED.] At Latimer, on Thursday, the 16th I itist., by the Rev. the Lord Wriothesley Russell, the r Viscount Enfield, i.P, eldest ...

... Was heard the Old Clock on the stair,. l- 1 For ever-never e Never-for ever ! d All are scatter'd now and fled f Some are married, some are dead; And when I ask, with throbs of pair,. AAh ! when shall they all meet again; As in the days long since gone ...