... THE MARRIED RE-MARRIED. 1t will be in the recollection of most of our readers that on a fine morning in the summer of 1854, (says a Kendal paper,) the quiet town of Appleby was startled into unusual activity by an announcement that a young girl, resident ...

... MARRIED. On Tueaday, the 16th inat., at St. chitreb, SC !I Mr. W. Swing, agent, Jitd. , to MN. Nic;lo: of the Talbot Inn, Satrliro`. At Norton, on the 20th . inst., by the Itc.. E . Mr. Joshua I)unwell, tiehoolmaqter, to Attac, daughter John Eland, raff ...

... MARRIED. N. Guthutt c Johnson 14.tipink b E. Barr W. Wilson b E. Barr W. Hunton run out T. Knarrtra b K. Dolman S. Atkanaon b B. Barr S. Hunton b Dawson J. Garbutt c Ainoley J. Hunton b S. Hunton J. Fletcher o Sonley S. thwart oot out Byes, &c THE GENTLEMEN ...

... MARRIED. On Wednes.diy. the 28th ult , at St. James's, Plead:Hy, London, the Marquis of We-tinin,er, to the Ii .n. Miss MonLigue, daughter a Lord Rokeby. On Wedn,•sday, N..v. 2, at York. Mr. Win. Boggitt, of Hutton, iie.tr M.llton, t.. MiSB Ann Newby ...

... MARRIED. PIRST INNINGS. SECOND INNINGS, Collinson, b Story, ¢ Warner 12 DStory.coveevneseenns 1 T, Holmes, run out.ceeeeeeee. 9 b Wamner.eevvveeeee 6 W. 8, Cortis, b StOry ..cvcescess 2 b Warner cceee.. 32 J. Colling, b ditlo «cvsecscseriess ...

... MARRIED. Firg, innings. Second innings. Blt b Horner 3 e Horner Bourne run out 2 b Horner Swarbreck b Horner 0 b Gillin Pollitt c 3 c Horner Horn c Alderwict I c Roskell Carlton b g 2 c Alders ict Brown b Horner 0 ...

... ;L. of , married ...

... MARRI, AGES: —On tho 22nd inst., et tie Baptist Chapel, Melton, by the Re v J. Ri g b y, M r Williamßuston Cockerill, to Ano, daughter of Mr Jamea Dickinson, butcher, ail of Melton. E AC6 —OOULTAS. —On the 12th inst., at St. Nicholre Church, Norton. by ...

... MARRIED THEIR MARK HILDRATII, gardener, Norton, r. Dr 13 tRTLRY, Lie of the same place. Claim f.,S, for quarter-year's contract for attending to defendant'm garden. Mr H. W. Pearson appeared for the defen• dant. HiWrath said be made his agreement with ...

... MARRIED WOMEN. The act passed last session to enable married women to dispose of reversionary interesis in personal estates will now take effect. It is declared that after the 81st of December ipstant it shall be lawful for every married woman, by deed ...

... VERY MUCH MARRIED. A much-marrying countryman of ours is now in prison at Berne awaiting his trial. In October last he advertised in the Anzeiger der Stadt Bern his wish to correspond with some young Swiss lady, having a little property in her own right ...

... AN UNHAPPY MARRIED LIFE! ‘l‘llohnrhfiol s case, *‘ Hare v, Hare,” began in the Court of Divorce on Wedneaday in last week. The respondent, Mr, John William Hare, the clerk to Mr, Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, married the Jntifionw, then Lydia Tester, a widow ...