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... church, named Astrop.— Yorkshire Gazette. Marriage Dues in the Parish oe Leigh.— It appears that if two persons wish to be married who reside in different parishes they have to pay dearly for the service. The minister and clerk of each parish require not ...
... -ment; while J/r. Gulling, one of the townsfolks, is expecting the arrival Charles Fitzmatthews, a young gentleman who is to marry his daughter. This Charles Fitzmatthews happens to be the very image of the actor, who has been haunted so often his appearance ...
... lady in question is one of the richest subjects of Russia, who, having her establishment and hospitality at Milan and Paris, married at the latter place Dr. Perry, who did not long live to share her splendour. _ Monsieur Roland, butcher, Paris, who furnished ...
... being the eldest. In October last the prisoner was in his service labourer, and had been so from the previous May, is a married man and has children. On the night of the 22nd October witness and his wife had gone bed, leaving their daughters and John ...
... the attack on Hogan by person named Kennedy. Cross-examined by Mr. Rollestone.—How old are you ? I am 26 years old. You are married man ? Yes, I have a wife. Counsel.—God held her ? Have you any children ? Witness.—l have. How do you support yourself? I ...
... deep regret. Her Ladyship was sister to the Marchioness of Donegal, the Earl of Glengall, and Lady Emily Penefeather, and married, in 1835, Sir. Talbot, the member for Glamorganshire, by whom she has left three children. A deputation, consisting of Captain ...
... for newly-married Coiples. There is endowment at Westminster, founded^ in 1781, by the will of Edward Dickenson, Esq., who left 5,000/. stock, the interest of which to be divided on the first month after Easter day, between three new married couples from ...
... locomotive passing over them. He was immediately conveyed to his house in Penny-street, Blackburn. The unfortunate sufferer is married, and has six children alive ; but slight hopes are entertained of his recovery. . Number of Passengers between England and ...
... subsequently an Admiral in the Russian Navy, by Miss Warburtoii, daughter of Mr. J. AVarburton. He was born in 1773, and married in 1803 his first cousin, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Warhurton. The gallant General had been upwards fifty years in the army ...
... and Marchioness of Londonderry, the Earl and Countess of Roden, and other immediate relatives of the noble pair. The newly-married couple have left Paris, to spend the honeymoon in Switzerland. A Railway Roland for ax Oliver.—Some little time since the ...
... deceived by r, believes himself beloved by the charming Jewess He will raise the goldsmith's daughter to ~Ith station by marrying her; the headsman will that evening make her a widow ; and to a widowed wealthy Marchioness the friends of Ascanio can have ...
... Peerage of Great Britain, and the baronet was eldest son of John, first Lord Wodehouse. He was born 11th January, 1771, and married 18th November, 1796, Miss Charlotte Laura Norris, only daughter and heir of Mr. John Norris, of Wilton Park, Norfolk, who ...