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... adapted to enlighten the'pubiic mind in a species of knowledge in which evrey individual is concerned.? Co. Chron. To the Married and Lnmarried, we particularly recommend this Work. It is calculated to afford just that very necessary information as is ...
... grant FREE PASSAGES in lessels which will despatched quick succession from London, Southampton, Plymouth, and Birkenhead, to married agricultural laborers, shepherds, herdsmen, acksmitbs, sawyers, wheelwrights, carpeutcrs, bricklayers, miners, masons, gardeners ...
... the curate of Greywell, who, it will remembered, induced a man and his wife, who had been previously married at the dissenting chapel, to be re-married by him in the established ureh. One of the informations charged him with solemnizing such marriage without ...
... James's army. Fourth in descent from the Thomas was father of the subject of our memoir, EM red Curwcn Pottinger, Esq , who married, in 1770, Anne, daughter of the late Robert Gordon, Esq., of Florido, county Down, and died in 1814, leaving three daughters ...
... determined to risk all its alliance with Home. The conscriptiou in is being carried out this year with extraordinary strictness; married iuen and only sons, who usually exempt in peace, arc all to serve. Tho lieutenancy was doing its utmost to make people bclievo ...
... her last pluce. â Apply to Mr Bayley, Book- seller, Wiexham:. i WANTED immediately, a WORKING BAIL- 1 IFF; he must be a married man (a small family no object) he will have a comfortable house ¦ad the keep of ¦⢠cow. ltefereuce as to character, &c ...
... The best price, given. ? Apply to Mr. Bayley, Wrexham. WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Ruabou, a sober, steady, middle-aged married MAN, without encumbrance, to atteud to a horse, cow, aud garden. A cottage is piovided, and the situation a permanent one ...
... oy Mr W. ROWLAJSD C_eniijt, High-atrcet. If T A.S i'r.iy, in tho neighbourhood of Rnabou a n sober, steady, middle-aged married MAN without encumbrance, to at tend [9 a horse, cow and garden. A cottage is piovided, and the sitiuit'iou a permanent one ...
... the murderess to take her trial upon the capital chaige at the r.ext county assizes. The name of the wretched woman, who is married, is Elizabeth Oram, and the deceased, George Williams, was her illegitimate son, about ten years of age. It appeared from ...
... ceremonies and luxurious ease. The unfinished and accumu' lating business which will be turned over into j his hands from Mr. Marry, is suggestive of anything but inglorious idleness. First, the Central American imbroglio, including the treaty before the ...
... north-west side of the town, two or throe Acres of crazing land. Apply to Mr. .1. K. Lewis, Hopo-streot, Wrexham. WANTED by a Married Man, 38 years of age, a ail uation as COACHMAN, can be well recommen- ded. Apply A.B. care of C. G. Bayley, Bookseller, Oswestry ...
... att ?? It gives copious instructions for the perfect res ,l jul o those who are prevented by impediments trora en n f^a the Married State, also showing the dreadful res J^pt early abuse, Gonorrhea and Syphilis, aud tho benel'i w a from the chemical tests ...