... business transected. Black cattle pigs, and horses in brisk demand, and prices ?? T2apers -The stable of John Burke, who is married to a sister of tha persecuted, but honest Maras, was entered by some miscreants, on Sunday night ahd a valuable brood mare ...

... paying for some tiane, utntiiabout four years after, shei met Pat Ki'nny, a peeiioner, svho, bearing sbli Isad LIO a yei'. married her ; she lived with her husband some time, till Brady beganl to pay heer batIly, and theui Kenuiy left her' . Cross-ex. by ...

... vvill appear in the followhig statement of extraor- liinhry partienlas, exctracted from. the pleadings. In.1774, |Mr. Stott married the mothea of respoudent, who was born b in 1789, ?? Hlatch, ini Essex. Soon after her birth, Mr. Stott, who was a surgeon ...

... advantage of I'lnweeny's drunkenness to de- hase her, and who boasted of his having done so; this Dillon who was himself a married man at the time, one wh6 continued on friendly terms, though polluted he certainly was, with the defendant, I cannot, I say ...

... betweu'n 23 rand ?? tell lit once ioe with n rlinsh an sof despesately thatr lie wvouid distroy hesefi h Idlnot eon I SIMi ts, marry~ her, !- lie ktscsv it was miii thwat the Intoditc- I lion took lilacs through a respectablei p Irt, bsit lie defct e, themn ...

... to:1Qs.'6d, .per cwt. of 1121b.'-Oats 4s Il4;torlsiaOd per ,ditto.;.Oartseai- 10,s to- IOs ?? pesr ditto,. .dtts0 ?? a.1 , 'MARRIED ,: - - . ] - n the I3th Wist.: aSt. SAin'n C hc, by tbe Rev. A. C.. iacartusy, lionetexr STr~l ,W Esq. - to ELSZ* demghjted ...

... the altar the accomplished daughter of Lady Caroline Barham. It is also rumoured, that Lord Sussex Lesox wvill immediately marry the Baro- Y ness de Robeck. _ In the Court of King's Bench, London, on the 26th ult * Messrs Sibbald anid Co. of Leith, obteined ...

... irlertifies them- Cross-ex.-Can't write, but put his mark upon the notes -he knows his cross when he sees it again-he has met marry crosses during his life-be was once near be- ing lrarged-he was sentenced to be transported foe life-the magistrates irterfered ...

... Poor-house, by order of the Soveneign. -BIRTH- On the 26th-ult. the LADv of the Res. J. Bradshaw, d Launbeg, of a daughter'. MARRIED- On the 24th ult. by the Rev. Wni. Carr, mr. Jolts JoHNsTON, of this town, to SARAH, daughter off 1ir; lVm, Gordon, Malone ...

... 'Fl'irsahay muoraming, on acteaunt of the pt'isoner whao refuxsed Cto tarry her-alats atatt knows scheatmer site- iwiuald marry haima atuas or maott, rathter thinkls sie si-out-I late. Siary Atian ?? wsith sister of last waittness- lit-c hattie ix close ...

... at Welsh's- -town, on the night of 14th of October, and forcibly car- tying off and ?? Cowhig, with an intent to make her marry him. This case excited very deep interest, from particular circumstances connected with it. Ellen Cowhig, the prosecutrix, ...

... boat upset, precipi- tating twelve persons into the water, five of whom sunk to rise no more. Two of the sufferers had been married only six weeks, and twvo others were on the eve of being united; their names are fr. and Mrs Green, Mr. Cotter and Miss Evans ...