... Oxfordshire, aged S7. He- was son ot the third earl by the daughter of. Sir William Heathcote, Bart. His lordship was twice married, viz. first, in 1796, to Miss Edwards, and secondly, in. 1807, to Miss Wqlstenholme, and has had issue by both marrige-^ —a ...

... good as being cast on an uninhabited island, and to be obliged, like Robinson Crusoe, to depend upon one's own resources. We married men ha-s. a shrewd suspicion that in the division of the affections of the mater- nal heart the baby has much the best of ...

... and Chambers, wholesale ironmongers of Neweastle-on-Tyne. The grand-ire who provided so well for his son was- a tinsmith, married to a Scotchwoman of the peaceful and pastoral name of Sheepshanks— a person of vigorous and self-willed character, but yet ...

... through the body of the unfortunate girl, who expired inuaediatdv. Eliza Ciie_>t>*ey..s— This intrepid young woman has been married recently. She visited Cambridge, on Friday,, in company with her husband, on their wedding excursion. She. ajspears still ...

... diabolical outrage, in' which one man's life was instantly sacrificed, and six or seven other persons were stabbed, including a. married woman, who lies in a very precarious state from the wound, inflicted upon her. The eiro—i is tances are as follows : — For ...

... court to pay a weekly sum 1' >r the maintenance of liis illegitimate child ; and, on this ...

... are to be provided gratuitously by the ladies. Tho Earl of Strathmore, well-known as an amateur steeple-chase rider, was married on Tuesday to the Hon. Charlotte Maria Barrington, eldest daughter of Lord and Lady Barrington. The Westminster Review proposes ...

... years ago in the family of Mr. Ezra Roberts, draper, St. Asaph. She quitted service with the best possible character, and married an in- dustrious and respectable man, now in the., employment of the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company, at the Green- field ...

... fall, and they were long and reached unto the ground, and Zal climbed up by them, and knelt down at her feet and asked to marry her. Are British i ladjes to be strengthened into Roubadalis, with hair like a (ship's cable up which husbands may clamber ...

... take advantage of his victim. He was brought up for re- examination on Tuesday, when it appeared that the parties had been married that morning, apd the wife, even 1 ad she been willing, was no longer able to give evidence againsi her husband, The hail ...

... William, the present defendant, had his mother to keep : that on the day in question he had been to meet a sfeter, who was married, and resides with her husband m a distant part of the country. This sister had buried her child, and was come over to see ...

... in one of tho officers of the Spanish garrison there, who purchased her freedom at an enormous sacrifice, and subsequently married her. By his death she has found herself reduced to poverty, and has recourse to her musical talents, which will more than ...