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... from a watery graec. W'e are informed of sopie further particulars of the above catastrophe. Mr. Cowenl, it appears, has a married daughter re- I siding at. Belfast, whoin he had rezently visited; and lhe caine back to England for the purpose of taking ...
... ?? IW Sa'-W MARRIED, On Tuesday last, at St. George's, Hanover Square, the Earl of Uxbridge, eldet son of the Marquess of Anglesea, to Eleanora, second daughter of the late John Campbell, Esq. of Shawfield, having been previously married on the 5th of ...
... At-Ajr, on the' 4th instantr -Mr. H. D, Bo.nvwel, of a Idaughter; - . - ' At London, tlhe Countess of Cowper, of a daughter. MARRIED, At Calcutta, on dtie'cld'Augnst, Henry Manning,jun. of the Civil Service,,Erq., to Carhline, eldet daughterof Lieut.- Gelneril ...
... eldest daughter of King James I., born in August 1596; Married in February 1620, to Frederick, King of Bohemia, by whom she had issue- ,9iphia, Princess of Bohemia, born in October 1630; married in 1 65S to Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick Luuenburgb ...
... . S9n. past ?? BIRTH; Ar l'aTsley, on Friday the l(tth oF March, the Lady of .Captain Tronson, ISth regimient, of a son. MARRIED, Oin the 10th curt , C(ptaili Robert Anderson, 9t.t regl- meist, to Charlotte Erskine, eldest damighiter of the late J. P ...
... unrtfl% ip the Oy'de, from Cbarleston 'BIRTH. ' At Piirig-heosa on the 20th Instant, Mrs. o~lfur, qf a nol ?? . ^ ' ' At . MARRIED,- At Glapgow on Wednesday., Mr James Lawwssn ,mer-. chant.:Biggar, to Eliataetb, daoghrez1 uf Jvhn KIJIo, Esq.,, Lindsay. ...
... GrcerocssMarch 3o, SW-April 1, SW. ,, ,1, g I lt- . . . At Bardowie House, Mrs. James Smith, Craigend, of a ?? son. - ' - ' - MARRIED, ' . At Glasgnw, on tjie 30th March, Robert Brown, F(r., merchant, Glasgow, to Mrs Ani Rainy, youingest daoghtcr os tire iate ...
... , of a son, her tenth child. In Edinburgh, on the 5d instant, the Lady of John L. Campbell, Esq. of AchaIader, of a son. MARRIED Om the 4th current, at Blochalrn, near Glasgow, by the Rev. Dr. Chalmers, Roderick Reach, Esq., writer, Inverness, to Miss ...
... the.sect of political economists, *ith i whoni it is well keowu the Edinburgh Review is a I hi-h atuthority: A plougbinan marries a pllonghwoman because i she is plump; generally pates her ill.; thinks his clil- t'rem atn ineutiabrance; very ithen floge ...
... Itis emplovers upon whom he de-. peudled for bread to his faunily. The influence witich could carry men this length could marry them firther; and whent we consider how many thol1salld men capable of betring arms answered the cal .of th is Radical addlress ...
... dischiarging the debts, ?? lady, rather than forego ' u the opportunity of being agaits united in wedlock's 1l a bandsi, was married in no othier garnlent whatever- o d than her chreiise; which, il this part. ot'.the coun- c, a try, is considered a receipt ...
... - rested for debtibi the counity of Wextbrd, siili re- r moved to the Mafsli~lsea' in Dublin. TH this dreary$ a abode hle married a' young woliman vwho hail follow- a e(d his fortunes through every vicissitude, amwd when o rs, l he was liberated, lie finally ...