... After which PATTER VERSUS CLATTER. To which will be added WHY DON'r YOU MARRY? The whole to cenclude with THE MILLER'S MAID. To-morrow-The Welsh Girl-Brother Ben- VWhy Don't You Marry ?-He Would be an Actor- and Stage Mad. ...

... .AiDELPBZ I IALTRE-This Evening. YOUICAN'T MARRY YOUR GRANDMOTHER. ?? LITHE IRISU TUTOR. v D-'~iI~bUMB MAN OF DONCASTER. AND THF IRISHMAN IN LONDON. To.Morrow-The Review, and other Entertainment6. ...

... prefent- ad, (never ached here) the laft New Comedy, as now perforrming at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, called& *TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY. 'Between the Play and Farce will be recited, Alexande'r, Leait, by a YouNc Boy, a native of this City, and only 'ine ...

... Wife ef Topis Sakoall, un- der-;:ardener to Lord aheSeU, was delivered if fo-ir n.-ek.i'.iy- well, 1 IJ yens nle, has been married At cc 1)11.1), he ?? gone lar tie recovery xi his be.leh, a« = j 1., Al ,n, bai:!:er in iierbe ?? ' Oo the :;:li of retel ...

... is reafon to believe, that part of them will fee ?? ?? under the command ofa foldier of little capacity, of a man who has married tbe daughter of the keeper of the bath of Rofetta, and who has, in confe-juence, aflumed the name of Abdullah Bey. This f ...

... at the Theatre pJ ynl, Adeliphi, London, with great success, called THE RIFLE BRIGADE, oil A TABLEAU VIVANT. I esleton, a Married Man, and somewhat whimsical, by litro 1Mr MURRAY. After which the celebrated ezmic I'm De Cbinnih by Mr R. PolExR, Mr SSITO ...

... feated ■'. _i the entrance of the Baltic fca, vs'sispay toil to the King of Den- 18 Mr and Mrs Sedley, of the Bi i- .. were re-married, in order to farisfy 1! en old aunt, who thought their iiril sliicii took place in Scotland, was m by tlie paper of entries ...

... BE SUNK, fv W On Annuiiv. , 9,,>UR THO SAND POUNDS,,t'o be invested purchase of an' Anniuity, payable during the life oF a M~arried Lady aged 33 years. ileritable Security svillbe required. n Apply to J. B. Fraser, b2 rnrinmlond Place, E,,dinbuegh. 1, ...

... TRIPSHUCK. 2o Flute, Mailer NICHOLSON. with Ceafe your ?? Qpt ra. SonS, by particular defire, Mifs NICHOLSON, Nobody coming to marry me. FINALE,-* God fave the King. The Dunifries-fhire Band, with many Amateurs, have politely offered their fervices on the ...

... mentioned during the war of independence, married her, and some time afier succeeded to the t tle and estate of his elder brother, who died without issue. It is the etiquette in Spain that a Gren- dee cannot marry without the assent of the Sovereign, and ...

... the Sovereign Pontiff in- tends toredeem that paper, and that the loan has been contracted for that purpose.” PRUSSIA. . The marri af Princess Agnes, of Dessau, with the hereditary Prince of Saxe Altenburgh, was celebrated at onthe 29th ult. The King and ...

... approving of good character, who may choose to avail themselves of the such agricultural labourers of both sexes, single or married, of portunity afforded to such by the Government of emigrating to Aastralia.—Jbid. Cronmet Assizes—-Liperation or InsurcENts ...