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... the woman, and that even if Mary Durham had been married to Mr. Johnson before she married Mr. Smethurst, that marriage would not have been valid, because | Mr. Johnson, in hit turn, was already married to somebody else. Johnson's real name was Laporte ...
... AsHMALL, Rock Villa, Hazlewood. nCXTANTED, by a Married Man; a SITUATION as VV FARM BAILIFF. Thoroughly experienced in the Management of Stock.-Apply to Mr. MOUNTFORD, Amen-alley, Derby. IUANTED, a MARRIED COUPLE; the wife as v dairy maid-about 25 cows; ...
... succeeded in the Baronies of Auckland and F.den bis brother, the lion. Hubert .10)111, Lord Soilor and .Mail. The present I.ord married Mary, daughter of Francis Hurt, Esq., Alderwasley, in this county. ...
... his man * dence, St. Leonards-on-Sea. The state of bis h» ft* not permitted him to take a prominent pan ?? 15 affairs. He married in 1849 Frances Angusi' a. i' *•• of Mr. Benry Pytohes Boyce, who survives bim ff* succeeded by his cousin, Mr. Bobert ...
... agent to Lord Howard, at Glossop, and also by the Bey. Ci.non Tasker, of the death of Lady Howard. Her Ladyship, who was married close uponfour years ago to the Hon Francis E. Fitzalan Howard, had gone to Paris for the benefit of her health, which has ...
... on applying to his father for premisßion to marry, he received a stem refusal, and a lengthy correspondence ensued, of whioh the upshot was that Papa HaUenstein didn't consider any actor good enough to marry until he had successfully played Hamlet. Now ...
... abort time ago. and has since, _en in a low desponding frame of mind. The «aeh aei - - throat, which waa itrtiicted whilst Marri-.tt w .- bis house, is a ?? one, at at the Derby Inuro-*T. where he was conveyed with all po sible speed, bis tion is regarded ...
... adultery with the co-respondent, George Shuker. Theref waa no defence.- Mr. Bargrave Deane appeared for the petitioner, who married the respondent on the 9th of March, 1863, at the Methodist New Con- nexion Chapel, Baralem, Staffordshire, aad they after- ...
... tifed O bc Ii be e malfier of his duties iu all ?? Ibe coupet~h a ?? pplvbo/e ciaracler & qualifications - ner d t rflqt- A married rnifu without vtle preferecc to oltt who is fingle. a U~r. JIALL, Sadler, Derby; if by letter' g - fend ASH Tri.1 R fititute ...
... not to do to for the present l . by Mr. Tweed, of Lir.coln. wha cxn for the prosecution, wit:\e».- said thai engaged to be married tv thti jin>. the Ist oi May, uhidi waa the Munda the Wednesday on which ...
... write. Constant employ- nient for a steady man. Good character indisPensable. App1y J. W., MERCURY OFrICE, Derby. STEADY MARRIED MAN seeks a situation as LIGHT PORTER, or any place where trust is required; Can Milk, and is used to Horses. Good mweren ...
... to be had of Mr. MARTIN, Mr. DcICINsoN, and Mr. G. COWLISHAW. WE-DOOR SERVANT, out of livery, FOOTMAN or PORTER, aged 80, married, height 5 ft. 9j in.- Address, T. SPOONER, Elvaston Castle. PRIZE MEDAL SEEDS. PRICED descriptive Catalogues of FARM and GARDEN ...