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... ifmust stand over for a while, By a lapse of memory and a slip of the p'eii, lve last.week 1 stated that the Lord Chaicellor married a daughter of t the Duchess of Inverncss, by the Duke I oiSussex, Lad . Truro was the daughter of Lady Augusta 1tur;raM, by ...
... HN OfOI BABAIDD. Gan yr dswredds~r Porch 0. SAUNDERS.3 D. D. Pris 2g A BOOKx FOR MARRIED WOMEN. Tin in bformationl contained in this beck ought to he known by o; cry married woman, and it will not harmn the umarried to read. The book is conveniently divided ...
... Theie was no 'defeuice.-Mr Middleton appeared for the petitioner, a Norweaian by birth, but a naturalised Euglishman. He married the respondeut on April 6th, 1871, at Bideford. They afterwards lived together at Appledore, Devonshire, there being three ...
... Forte Repository, Upper Baugbr.- TO LLOYD FAX.:IES. ANTED, the Descendants of HUalt LLOYD and.MutokuBT W A5WYL, who were married in the year 1129, and resided in the Parish of Llanrwat. Denbighahire. Apply to TFIOOS& I3ILAND. Accountant, Hunter Square ...
... the Rev. Dr. Raffles's Chapel, Liverpool (ONTROT, OF THE PASSIONS; a Popular Essay t on the Dutics and Ohligations of the Married State the disqualifying impediments and consequent disap- pointment of marital anticipations, the physiology, use and abuse ...
... send teatimonials ai to tU qualiostions and character to the present tire, w etating all previous engagements AAge whether married or 3in*jle; Also Salary required, on or B h.-firl tho 31At October, to ED WARD ALLEN, b E&q, Stovfora Lolge, Ivybridge, Devon ...
... recpuired to superintend thc i 'Cisrle Wards il! accordance with the Comniis-t ioners' Urders. The M1aster and Matron must jbe a married E ouple, arid parties without incumbranrces will be it eforr-d. All the Canrdidates must make appli. e anon- to thre Clerk ...
... of Llangollen, who refuse to marry. What tax shall be laid on these? Sauce for the goose should be sauce for the gander. Then who shall levy the tax on the Bachelors, and what shall the amount be? Some are too poor to marry, and others are not 'wilin,' ...
... the Rev. Dr. RIaffes's Chapel, Liverpool' C TONTROL OF THE PASSIONS; a Popular Essay 1on the Duties and Obligations of the Married State the disqualifying impediments and consequent disap- Fointment of marital anticipations, the physiology, use and abuse ...
... Carua rvon. 3 755 SA. ANTED, by a young married man of r uue excetiou al c oharacter, a situation ats LAY tADFR (Welsh). - Apply to LeL,, Noortk Wales chrofiele Office, Bangor. 3725 A CAMBRIDGE Under-Graduate, married, A residing in Vale of Clwyd, uould take ...
... Wait at Table, and has a Knowledge of 'Gardening, Married 9 years. Good Character; aged 49. Wife can be useful.- James Munton, Pcst-office, Carmarvon. 3720 !ITUATION WANTED A S S G A R D E N E R. by a Married Man, without children, practical knowledge of ...
... I, n' MIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA, d E Free passages are now ranted to Mlelbourne, for Single Female Domestic Servants, and to Married Couples, d not having more thantwo children und r 1: years of a; e- h the Men being Agricultural Labourers, not otherlwise ...