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... particle their memorials escaped destruction, save one Robert Copley. Sir Richard Copley, of Hatley. In the county of York, married for his second wife Elisabeth, daughter and heir of John Harrington, of Doncaster. Esquire, In 1487, and had issue William ...
... of coruin furnitur, datamed br dafendam. Mr. Wood Load for plaintiff, and Mr. C. E. Palmer for defendant. 1863 plaintiff married defendant’s daughter, shortly afterward* went to live with them Mexbro’, taking with him venous household furniture. When ...
... till within few day* of her death was able go about as hale and hearty many who have not lived half her years. Bbe wee twice married, but survived all her family; and was familiarly known Granny Walker. She lived alone, and was able knit from which, with ...
... prieoner (niltr, end heiin. hem before, Ae wee ient.Dced to eia month.’ impriar merit. MART ANN SMITH, aliat, MART ROBINSON, married, hawker, pleaded (will; to coat and pair of boot., ratoe the of Mamre. Wri.bt and other., at Doncart.r, on the of Norember ...
... opened the door. Death wee imtenlencou,. Tomkme in custody. Thomas Murphy ha* applied for a ditorcc Chicago, the ground that married only fun.’' As Affrost Kefellep.—A story told which may b« commended Pariaian gentleman containing a valuable hint. Two American* ...
... GOVERNESS TV to loach Uim CkiMrea under Tv«lt* jean age.—Addran H.* Gazarra Omen. ailaa WANTED, Situation &a GROOM and COACHMAN ; married, and one child.— Apply, 8. K. Post-office, Carlton, Newark. MANUFACTURER of MANURE, established seventeen years, wDhes to ...
... Ueth Interred Jorm Copter, Eaq. of the rcry •orient family of that name: a mao of simple manners pious and ▼lrtooas life. married Elizabeth ELVHIkST, BoondhUl, tola heiress, whom had three children, two of whom. Bombs and Amba, rarvlve bias. died roach ...
... detained by defendant. —Mr. C. B, Palmer, of Loiicaater, appeared fur the defendant. —About twelve months ago plaintiff married defendant’s daughter, but appeared their union was not productive of the greatest hippineoa for within three months afterwards ...
... Tallybo lb« Opw Sfcraplcefaaw on Wcdn«iaj. MabeBMa».—Thia horM baa gona the Haras 81. Cloud, near Pam, bavteg ba*a leased Mr. Marry M. Da’itre for preeani saasoa. The aolt by King Tom—Katherine Lode, who baa figured rather the Darby betting, baa been named ...
... hmulf ttat duth re^ Ibeto^. wbWb theenthorito mortally wounded. Be Hkslyta eaaeed by kiek rather tkau blow. , plutaM to married to another young women in The petoenug to my, n«d we* eemmMtod toferrSyl— A’aw JVtJmm. Mr Uhl l» mniriMchtor. of He. Samubx ...
... many of their younger fHinds had recorded their flrot v..w, ut confirmation : where they, when the happy time came, hoped to married, and where in years past had hoped to laid under its sacred shade In their days rest. Now, there was nothing that tended more ...
... the wedding breakfast. A sad accident, which might have proved very serious, befel the first carriage, containing the newly married couple, just as it arrived home. From some cause or otber the carriage was thrown over, and the horsee began plunge fearfully ...