... that of Weld rnd Astp.n. There it appeared, o that the Hop. Catherine Wehl, (of' Lu worth Cas'le, in Dorsetshire, was married in 1727, to Mr. Aston, the son1 of Lord Aston; that a suit of divorce upon s the ground of incompetency was brought by the ...

... that the plea ought not to be admitted to proof. The facts alleged were briefly these-that in the Year 1805, Mr. Mortimer married this lady, then a Miss St. Barbe; that they cohabited together until 1811 ; that in the yeari8O7, whilst living at Black- ...

... exsrnination.- in (he co irse of w hi ch le stated, that about wlveh years ago, he had met in Germany the ladly 1 whom he is now married. He bet ane acequainted l with her in Hatniurgh in the year 18053 or I80. . She travelled with him shortly after, aicompanied ...

... singular ; to bring hitn utider the rotif with the same woman the idefendant was said to have dafraupdd, and he, Coode, was noW married to, seemed so contra- ry to the gltncral feelings of mankind, one would suppose it could not he possible. Yet Coode in his' ...

... life he afterwards declin- C ed following, and at the age of 21 became a Lieut. in a militia regiment; soon after this he married a young laily, of the namte oi' Bruce, fesiding near e Baw-try in Yorkshire, who was ?? of property amounting to S00l. -per ...

... it is ga good thtinog to get the value off the coutnty, arid to get, new tliings, her step-;on is fifteen yeams' old ; is married niine years to h er present husband ; no tireat or hopes were ?? out to get her to bwear. g By a Juror.-Dees not remember ...

... concealed from every body. The daughter of M1r. Parker, mis only representative, resides at Waltiamstow, in Essex, and is married to a Mr. Jacksolt. On Saturday a shopkeeper, named Heaven, wlho lives next door to the house of Mr. Parker, sw'nt to Walribamstow ...

... the snn of Elijah and Abigail Warren, of your village, has been shlot by a ruffian. Warren, it appears, was engaged to be married to a,: respectable and amiable young lady, to whom AmasaI Fuller was attached. Fuller was determined to pre- vent the match; ...

... ', vrith ate hope that his Learned Friends who. were opposed to hie would follow,.bhis exanmple. T's ; Noble FlAisiifwas married to the Couunteis of'West- mefatb its the year 18t2; in the year 1817,. some differelices having 'trisen between hemJtliy in ...

... partics at Liverpool, in October, 1808. John 13ontwlr, Eeq. then deposed to his acquaint- ance with the deiniant, who had married a Lady considerahly older then himnselt; \\ itness said tihe families of' pilaintiff and defendant visited each other: he ...

... of his infrinie goodiness, hayc' inercy onr your souls 1 'IThe Crier said aioud, Ainer I iri wihich. hle was joined by marry in the Court, *ho h were deeply afiected by isis Lordship's impressive address. Thie prisoMerT Sare tbreut wnltdrawnt fuetitlw ...

... tather; and both parents,, left her tree, were now delighted , twe choice she had made. On the e Septel1l, 1817.;they were married, and .dde hat altar, at which their vowsvswere con- , coa'lmand fairer oribrighter prospects for Soon after, they went to ...