... Peyton, R. N. of a son on Monday, at Lynington, thg Lady of Major Frederick Crofton, York Light Infantry Volunteers, of a son MARRIED On the 30th ult by the Most Rev Doctor Troy, Dease Barnewall Esq. son of the late Robert Barnewall, Esq. of London, to Catherine ...

... Frunee, riN Lady sA Daniel Jones, of 1jnads, Pountj fiigo. :ts% of a . . At pebutik, the Ladg of Joseph McDermott, tie of MARRIED At St. Dolagh's Church, George Booker, Esq. to Jane, third daughter of the late Samuel Paisley, Esq M.D of Newtown Mount Kennedy ...

... y3F on tile sti instant rriarried to Eleanora, second I 9,5 otf oe atb e Jot' 1 Hamilthon, &. of Shawfield, having pv°sh married on the 5th of August last, at Altyre, so tiaad, r~te seat cf her brother-inlawv, Sir Williamn G. 'n eiestet. we regret to ...

... mrgen!g de Biron, ( MAr. Barton,) axd Frederick de K t. Leon (Mr. Hunmby,) Officeis in the RLoyal army, are eaclh engaged to marry thl sister of the other j but, in coasequence of. some misunderstanding, a duel ensues, in which Eugene is wounded. Owin; tu ...

... rbise from Cesasio, ofgrthntisg hir request, whatever * it mght be asthe price of tie iiddle. Heislemandiis, ?? he should marry ]iei. Like'a- true Kaight he fulfils his prmninse. and accepts. for xhis'bride the wilch, who turns o'l to be ukleneitinde ...

... hohour to bi, my dea'r Sir, Iyour faithful and obedient servant - : . 1 Sir W. W. Wyinn. ' B. BLOOMFIELb. I Thursday wns married, hv spfecil' 1icense, at 5`t, Janies'a Church, tondod by lme Bishop of-thrdb`n, Lady Augusta Paget, fourth daughter of the ...

... -surrounded by every thing that ctined make life dear, yet srialchr'd herself frutt it -it a nonirA t vf' in-nmil a ientliontl; Married at 1f. aShe. ist an iint'nf, at lt;. ond at the sate idlte the nqe of hoef reason. Hlavin! recrlelrI. stle beeame folr ia5 ...

... pronises of marriige ; all the family expceted he was going to marry her. His visits were, frequent at all times ; but became less fi'cquent after Martinmas. In Januarv last 'thtj IDtfendant marrie! Eleanor Hodgaon. The Plain- tiff bore a child to Defendant ...

... Curious Predictions; otfO ?? i losrc't'1..i1, Sl.isiln atliongst tita Metlioists. Fasml'l.sssoo; Miliary Promllotions; Birthe, Marri'res, ?? Deaths; Firs ; Mlalktsi; Stocks; Bankrupts; Ihcatrical Ceitici*st Discovery Shtips SyNOOLAst AcT ?? INSASNTY I- A ...

... boat tpj in order to prepare for wirearrival ?? aud Mause from the kirk, where it is t- be presumed they ate gone to get married. Matthew, Wariock of t4,' Glen, a mysterious personage, whose manner. of life and appearance are in the style ef Octavian ...

... of Saptembee last, art bi,,comi- tand, -Nassau, New Providence. His wife, to dnborh he wae only . fcvw mcnths pieviliasly married, expired threedlys be. ifore ?? the eldestdetughtier of Commlsdioner Woed- riffe, R1oyal Navy. LOYAL ADDREgs.-S¢ he Address ...

... it was his ioteOO5 to marry her, and actually purchased the ring for that purporls The courtship continued for upwards of eight years, until tbe defendant without assigning any motive for his conduct, tork it into his head to marry another woman ; after ...