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... persons bathed the Hirer, Hyde Park, betweeu eight and nice o’clock oa Tuesday aioio* g—Ptv»ideni who verging on tiO, has married Miss Julia Gardner, a young lady or 23, and daughter one of the sufferers board the triucetou. lady who, by.tbe.hye, is novice ...
... who hat repreacnlrd in Parliament aucceteively the coumlea of Renfrew and Lanark. The prctent Baronet wax, a few ycara ago, married to daughter of the late Earl of Elgin. KsoitTUATtoM Claimu GtAtoow—The follow- ing i» tiMemeDt of the number of claim* for ...
... first apprehended were Peggy Swan, the mother ; James, George, John, and Samuel, sons; Peggy, a daughter; Mary Ann Hartley. married daughter, and her husband, Kobstl Hanley. John Swan, tha father, wu apprrhended on Thursday—JfancAfKcr Gwirdian. Alassacris ...
... Colonel, hi* honour, eiill remoanbere the aid man, hating aent him, on taiiout occaiiooe, both moncp and clothe*. Ha utter been married, and haa bone the character of a quiet honeel mun—Mfr Oburver. gcopTian CcaTBAL RaiLWet—A nnmerouc meeting of the protiaiitnal ...
... her sister’s wedding, at Felton, with Mr. Joseph Allllcr, butcher, of the Low Fell, to whom she herself was shortly to be married. Upon their return in the evening, about half-past ten o’clock, while their vehicle was passing by the nursery grounds of ...
... MMala* araa aabnad la - .kVht aaaal at layaliy aad tUaebarai U at HafMatfo. T1..b.11.| If ,ka chaicbaa M aa aatly baar nag Marry L.1,. At oar o'clock iha Pork Taarr f»i.r von I aad la lha aftaiag bar UrjMy'o iradmaita brll. I £5, «*tead UmT ho««. in. Kayd ...
... until the year 1856, period twmty.threc years, without stain upon his cltsraettr. married at Weston-super-Mare, buthia wife died in about four years. afterwards married, at Bristol, Alary liyatt (the deceased.) They then resided at Backwcll. home months ...
... Smith, and married 1804 Mira Crone, aetond daughter of ibe Rev. OBty Musion, hufuniablre, nho bat barn dead aoaie yearn. He auccetded to the Uatonetcy on the death ad bia father la I7BS. Mo aucccrdad Mb Thomaa Tancnd, born In 1000, and married In 1810 la ...
... that it fully intelligible to all who read it. The moral and medical precepts given in it render it invaluable. Magnet. the married, as well as the unmarried, this little work alfords consolation and cure peculiar cases, and are doing seiviceto society in ...
... and dtjt prlaan—a Inttanct ftnalt dtpiavilf a vaetnl law, a man «bo bat nat mu or of hit vlft far data not commit bigamy by marrying again. Of court# woman baa tba rama priviWga Christian Doetrlua foelaty hav gold era* Mr. OXaonail.—.ft ouy aata aoaitkady ...
... fully in. telligible to all who rend it. The mural and medical precepts given in it render it inVii\atib\e,~~i\foguct. the married, well the unmarried, this little work atiords consolation and cure in peculiar cases, and are doing service to society re ...
... year 177, was the only daughter of the late James Dickson, Esq. of AntunaMl), in the county of Berwick, advocate, and was married to General Sir Martin Hunter, G.C.M.G , Ac., of Mcdomsley, in the county of Durham. The General being shortly afterwards called ...