... MARRIED. On the ult. bf the Rev. James MTullough, Mr. Alexander Robb* BallyMllagh, to Miss Elizabeth White,daughter to Mr. Samuel White* On the 16th ult by the Rev. John Coulter, GUnahirk, Mr. John Bradlev* Clontr.acally, to Margaret, eldest daughter ...

... ATy cou«in writes from Hyderapot Aly only chance to snatch. And says the climate is hot, It’s sure to light a match.— She’s married to a son of Mars, With very handsome pay. And swears I ought to thank stars, I’m going to Bombay ! She says, that I shall ...

... MARRIED, On the *d Initiint, by the Rev. R. Maeill, of Antrim, Henry J.. yecoed son of the Archibald Douglas, £«q, RandaUtown, to Mary, eldest daughter of James Moffett. merchant, Belfast. At Government house, Portsmouth, the Hon. C. F. Norton, M.P. third ...

... MARRIED On the 3t>t ultimo, hr the Rev. Hetcher niakely, of Moncyres, Mr. James M-KutericS, of U.leen, to Mus Elisabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Orr, of Granshaw. t _ _ _ On the flth Inst, at Thombroolt, Moira, by the Rev. Dr Brnoe, Henry Hutton, ...

... from, either to pay iOL or to marry her. (Hear.) It is sufficient to say the system, tbst Clergymen of the Established Church in England have swum, that amongst the poorer classes, that out of every twenty women they married nineteen who were in a state ...

... MARRIED. On the 19th December, by the Itev. John Davis, of Killcter, the Rev. Samuel Thompson. Presbyterian Minister of Donegal! and Balivshmnon, to Miss fanny Huston, third daughter of the late Hev. William Huston, of Donegal! and Ballyshannon. On the ...

... care and expedition shall be used, so as to secure public satisfaction and confidence. CALENDAR-STREET, Jan. li, 1832. 1078 MARRIED, Deember 9, in the Cathedral the Rev. James fiaurln, Edward Loftua Nefnoe, Era, ddeat «on of Colonel Nernoe, of Keynoe, County ...

... MARRIED. On the 11th instant, by the Rev. Robert Campbell, Templepatrick, Mr. Thomas Gilcriest, of Rlckamore, to Miss M'Neilly, of Kickamore, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel M*Nei()y, late of said place. On Tuesday last, Monkstown Church, William Wentworth ...

... near Castleknock, by two gentlemen, whose names are unknown. One of those gentlemen, it appears was unmarried, and the other married; the letter having tired, the other discharged bis pistol in the air, saying, did not wish to deprive ef live a man upon whose ...

... MARRIED. On Monday laat, at Ki 1 100-.m Church, County of Slonaghan. the Rev. Hamilton Hairc, to Charlotte, daughter of the late Captain Forster, of Ballynute. On the 10th imt by the Rev. William M'Cafferfy, p. p. Moville, Mr. Hugh Rochfort, Urumavier ...

... business. They all say they must not anger him, for then he will beat them; and somi times carries away these their priests. They marry but one wife, with whom they live till death separates them. At their first coming together, the man makes a very small plantation ...

... reality. Let us seenot one woman in fifty marries the man she likes; and though itmay be safest—why, I could never understand—it is not pleasantest to begin with a little aversion. Let us just through a day married life. First, an early breakfast, for her ...