... ailty of the wife, will find that a fit of the tootl-acbe is equally dangerous. It is faid that a veteran Admiral, lately married, has been allowed only three weeks abfence to enjoy the ho- neymoon. This would be a c rrel encroachment, were it not that ...

... a fondnefs for par- t~hins ticular days and dates, thought it would be witty nit, a swl as wife, to have it faid that he married ay, his Irifli Bride on the firf day of the century, of the r e- year, and of the moati' ! But, four what reafoh I know rts ...

... Henry B. Hayes be brought up. to the Bar of thle Court, to plead to an indidamentj for an attempt to forcibly carry away and marry Mifs Mary Pike, and Sir ?? beirg F ?? into Court, errors in fa c and in law in thle 3 proceedings of outlat'ry igaia33 him ...

... townwo.. the a3d of )n January, ?? ofthdijfwture rcfidence is nocknown. n, The Hereditary Prince of Wirritit is about to be g. married to a d ugiiter of the BMEiFROP of RUSSIA. He is only eighteen years of age, and Ilie is l bat four- ter.n. Will it not difinay ...

... few days, all the Offices which were vacant in his gift. He has jufft appointe4 his relation,. j[li Terell, Efq. who wvas married in Apguft lafl to Lady Cafildi Starhope, the daughter of Earl Stanhope, to the very valuable office of Ufher of the Exchequer ...

... ing of the criminal parties to marry would be to her advantage, as it would remove one of the great temptations made ufe, of by the.artful feducer; indeed, if it was to become the eflablifhed law, that fdch 'might marry, lie could hardly fee any reafon ...

... Thomplon, yrc Y2 Maftcer's Mate; Mr. John Wijliams, Midfhipthan. for id Monsarch.-Mr. WiJliamn Minchin, -Lieuteseant, Mr. James Marrie, Lieutenant of Marines-; Mr.Jasnes Dennis, Licute. liel a- nant of the 49th regiment; Ml. Henry Sivymluser, Mr. W.3 Ig Bow-es ...

... Hamburgh. We certainly do not vouch for its truth, but it may amuf6 as well as other reports - TheArchduke CHARLES is to marry Mademnoi- felle BEAUKARNOIS, daughter of Madame BONA- rARTF. She is one of the noft amiable, virtuous young women in France; ...

... criminal, being within.the forbidden de- 'grees, and f4llig under the regulations of the law re- 3peCting marriages, coulod marry. ith each other, after the ?? paffed, ift it fhould pafs. To fhew that he had been ?? in aflertin- thiat the cafe was fo clear ...

... withl her guilty.: hufband again, would - e b denied the power of. .marrying another, though. her filer, the fource of, all, the domeftic difli-ace and unhappinefs, weuldk he enabled to marry any mnan ihe chofe. Feel. -t -in--the -importance- of all thefe ...

... Stockhbehi; whYl:.: eter the body wag likel*ise, i t, e)rVV to itbini transpoir-td to ?? Highn1ss Wu bomii the ih of February ?? married on' the ih of July 177?4 to Princess Amelil Frederica, daughter of Leuis IXth, Lanadgravxe of Hesse Darmstadtf born June 20th ...

... Vifcountef; Corry, of a fan and heir. On Wedtnefday, the Laly of P. W. Crowther, Comptroller, of a fan at highbury Lodge. MARRIED. Lately, at Stork, in the County of Fffex, Thomas White Efi. of D)uke-Itreet, Weitminiter, to Mifs Charlotte Richard-, fan ...