... pur- I chased by the defeilant from plaintiff's wife with- a out his consent, defentlant kitowing at the time she was a married woman. It appeared that the plain- tiff and his wife had some falling oiut, and in the ah- sence of her husband, aud withtout ...

... play of last night has conferred a wife, in the person of Lady iBelen, a Nobic Dante of Scotland, to wbom hie is privately married.-rnmmediately before the battle of Forfar, however, IW'allace is induced to confide the secret of his marriage to one of the ...

... great deal about n it at theaire'ths rinru saw, several mcii rurinnirg away from it. Ins asking him wchy he -was so late in marrying, fie said he nriver troirgist. about getting a wife, and huow heg.t one he duos riot know, but'thinkss-it wits hv mere -accident ...

... parties are-a Lieutenant in the navy, and a lady' residing within a few miles of Exeter: though young in years, both are married, r and both haie children. ' A love attachment, we un- t derstand, was early formed between tsein; but p'a t rental authority ...

... respectable episcopal chapel at the west end of the frc town, where lie Was for many years the established tilt Minister. He married the daughter of a banker of the greatest respectability, by whom lie has a very nec lovely falnily, all of whom have by his ...

... lBraithwaite, the engineer, near Westbourn Green, slid James Summit, her husband, was a servant in the same family when they married; they wvnt to live at NTo. 14, Steven's-buildings, where they occu- pied two parlours, and bad a milk walk; they lived there ...

... had a9 several times threatened to murder her. He sepa- is rated from her in July last. Her supposed conlec- a tion with a married man excited iii the prisoner vio- b It Fieut jealousy. On the 5th of October, at nine ?? s g clock at night, she was ill in ...

... ~litT~sOF - 115l 05 AGr.E5FX . [ It will Se tc~ciiccted that Lord Uhbrid -, tbe eldest son ly of thc Marquis ot' Aliglesea, married Ni1s .Camnpbell:.of . , 'Shawlield,1grand-daughter of the larandte ec to the present, Puke of A'rgjiil at -Son'of a gloriousrace ...

... whole of her bus- I band's property was left'her on condition of not mar- rying again: -she took the property, and did not marry; but she was unlucky enough to have several x children. The question was, whether this notorious breach of the spirit of the ...

... I'trlinmeznlS -wen - cx .de~~tile P31ilia~inmlit en. -;denvied WIv}a~aneo ~na - r arriea 3 idow, and then, and timp, to i, I married a 6io0W, alld thel ho w ,, ' zolder'dl to sle }r ?? i'h'r~lt t v llanll ?? b~e 'SO i; ,fond ol' a facve l~ike a ?? s ,nd of ...

... dreadfully burnt, *as also one of his legs; the body of Jbhncock was also much discoloured and blackened. They were both married men, and be- sides a wife -'Johncock- has left six children, and what adds to the calamity, his wife had beenW delivered of ...

... suflieC it to sav, that lie at lenlgth arrives in Fd-clinburghi with a tolerable quantitv of well-earned pri .c-m>.:onc X ^,marries a coint his o l ill tat city, |anldI settles as a cooper, but the apprehiension ot' the press-gang drove him from thence to ...