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... FRANCIS MARRIS. YORKSHIRE DISTRICT BANK. Leeds, June 18 th, 1834. ocneval Stritlgrs. FRANCIS MAUKIS, of Lewi*. Esq. ISAAC SPENCER, Plantation, York, THOS. SMITH, Hall. Kan. M. VICKEKS. of Firs Hill, Sheffield, Esq. JOHN. MILNP.R. Halifax, Esq. JAMES GADSDEN ...
... ?? WA NTS. ?? To Invalids. orsPECTABLE MARRIED MAN . . ?? of Years, and considerable Ex- \ «* no ^kd in the Neighbourhood of Hull ' -. .a- to ', , -nd devoted his entire attention to ?? last it i ( ?? g ' : , enow riv t-nicted, has at present ?? tL ...
... To QtilUfne* and Fa _. %c ' 4 ?? V Steady, active Married Mas «£ • . thirty years of *.ge, nhoc_n have an _ H* :, ' : (| ,*rac_ , and who ) -M been J. 't many years et \ ; . M ■ t tht Farming Bu i ?? ;- de*trou_ of obrm v _. a 5. ?? as HIND ip _ an Ren ...
... It is said that Miss Victoria Balfe, whose marriage with Sir John Crampton was recently declared null, is be married, at the expiration of six months, to a Spanish grandee of great wealth, the Due de Frior, whom she met at Madrid.— Court Journal. ...
... Justness GIRLS WHO WOULD NOT MARRY. These were the •' MAIDS OF LLANGOLLIN,- who an away from their homes early in this Century, :iud settled nt LtangaDin, who the determination of not marrying. They stuck to their resolution, and died nt an early age ...
... ?? to TH B MATRIMONIAL HERALD AND FASHIONABLE MARRJAGR OAZKTTK Official organ of The World's Great Marri ao _ Association ?? Est. 1883. Recommended by it, cler,ty. Brilliantly su cesuful negotiations for 1894. ?? ssßsns I— a— in marriage*. ?? Z nobility ...
... BLaTHB. MARRi AGEB AND UEATU - S* All acniuticruie- 1. „, m „ _, are regarded as AdT e^Lr£™- MKrrltjtes. «nd Ontol sucb at tba me of Sa » ?? ?? oharged for n piepaldan extra charge 1. m i 3* .( ?? *b«t aot 8.-^BBircE— GoLDSßßoncu.— On th. i s.a ■ , Peter ...
... Mnsiness JUrfrrrsscs GIRLS WHO WOULD NOT MARRY. These were the •■ MAIDS OF LLANGOLLIN,- who ran away from their homes early in this Century, and settled at Llangolliu. with the determination of not marrying. They .stuck to their resolution, and died at ...
... married again in mai'-i- •* - , : Firth. The Jury returned a verdict o!_ (luiky. Another indictment was against her for married Jolm Oxley, her former 1.-is'oiod« i»*in.ir »utt i idivp, which pleaded Guilty. ' nt- not ,■. Pullart! and 11-ii-ihulv.heu'Pr' ...
... GIRLS WHO WOULD NOT MARRY. These were the MAIDS OF LLANGOJLLIN, who jut away from their homes early iv this Century, and settled at LlangoUin, with the determination of not marrying. They stuck to their resolution, and died at an early age. There must ...
... Married.] The Hon. Alexander Gordon, Efq; to the Countefs Dowager of Durpfries. Died.] In Great Ruflel-ftreet, Bloomfbury, the Rev. Dr. Galley, reftor of St. Giles's in the Fields, and Prebendary of Glocefterar-d Norwich, aged 74; which preferments he ...
... A few day* ago died i« the of Marybone, aged Mrs. Eleanor Price, born in Cdrdiganfhire : was married when young; and what is remarkable, herhufband di on the day of their marriage, that was maid, wife and widow all in the lame day. We are told, that order ...