... Sir Gilbert had issue tw6 sons. The first, Sir Gilliert, died without issue; the second, Sir John of Albrighton, was twice married. By his first wife he had one son, Sir Joi- of Grafton, whose grand- son, George, succeeded to tie title as ninth Earl oln ...

... the Gullet, anod there lshe was beaten both by her husband anel Hopkins. The l]tlter gave her a blarle eye. She had been married to liar husband only eight months, and had received in that time no less than eight black eyes, inflicted by her husband. ...

... the conviction of Sarah Smith must be reversed. The Jury have disposed of the case by finding that. the female prisoner was married, that she acted under the control of her husband, and that she her- self committed no act of violence. The conviction, as ...

... oginghsnta wag ait the shots deor, ois thee shop step. Thss thief, who had a pair of black eyes, and elated that slce was married, t bnt was separated from leer husband, was then committed for trial RosonBEnY axY A PseOeSTITUE-A Woseccon, named Aici Smlcthc ...

... THE LATE SUICIDE OF A MARRIED I WOMAN. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT THE FUNERAL. In the Saturdacy Eveningj Post we gave a report of the inquest held on Friday night on the body of a woman named Talbot, the wife of a seedsman and provision dealer carrying on ...

... two male prisoners ledge with the fempale, who keeps a notorious harbour for thieves, and that Swasno cohabits with or is married to one of her daughters. Scott is a returned convict, and Swaine a regular thief. To-day the trio were brought up before the ...

... Kyannrslei, Phillir, and Winslldd. CURBOU8 WARRANT ArPLICATION.-Amongst the list of this elase of applicants, to-day, was a married woman, whose husband had-beatea her three times last week. So serious was Mrs. -, that a summons in the ordinary course ...

... Sarat Asia Hargisip, whose husband is a tin-plate worker, Park Street, was charged as above. Mary Murphy, Liclfield Street, married woman, stated that the prisoner came some months ago to lodge at her house, and took anay and pledged two sheets and two blankets ...

... Death can be inserted unless authenticated by the name and address of the ?? of Births are charged for as advertisements. MARRIED. On the 5th ult., at Donmington Church, Shropshire, (by the Rev. George Dodd,l Mr. George Roden. of slynahil, Staffordshire ...

... inserted tunless authouaticrtcd by tho name and address of the Bender.-Noutices of [lrrdsh are obarged for as a'lvertisoaienits. MARRI ED. Oilthe 9th inst., at Cradley Chordh, (by the l eve Wilfiln'Thoipson, Incumbent of Cradley,) 3r. Siniel Forrest, bayoaet ...

... deceased and Franklin were good friends -now JToseph Holbday : I a'm a carpenter, and live at Ityton. I knoi John Frankliiin. -I married his sister. He came to my house when } was fro lione, and borrowed the gun from my wife. I have not seen it since, About three ...

... dozen of tereoscope brass eye pieces, thie ?? O.F tho prsoner was searched, but only one of the articles was round. Although married and with a, famsily, Tonkas 'ept a w-lrsttil named Charlottellasdford, at servant, living iuna Court in Exeter llovw. it ...