... not take bis book ; He’s come home black and bine from the cane; There’s your unde is courting the cook, And your mother is married again Jacob Jones will l»e tried with his wife, And against them you’ll have appear; If they’re hang’d, you’ll l*e wretched ...

... Mills, It. Rcrnal’ Itulland Sir G. Noel. Sir G. Ilcalhrote* It K. B. C'urlei* J. Urnthcrton Smdwirh - sir T. Trmihiidce*. J. Marry.it plain ltri»li,\\\ . Wyiulhain* ~ St.'MUil \\. Ilyptt, I). Ricnnio Sir J. Wahk. lu. lion. M. A. Tavl.ir . .Suffolk (K ...

... Mrs. Sandy’s give p husband foul word or any provocation my lile. hey have children. Ido not know' how long they ve been married. I have heard her frequently say hen he has been abusing her, Tell me want, Id I will give it you, you won’t swear so.” By ...

... ditto of Elm Trees, large dimensions, and 3 ditto of large Sycamore Trees, standing the Hedge-rows, the Parish Kirmonu. Mr. Marris or Mr. will direct any person to the lots.—The usual Credit will he given on approved joint security.—Dinner at One o'clock ...

... and York; of Messrs. Dynelev, Coverdale, and Lee, Gray’s Inn, London; of the Auctioneers, at Louth; and at the of Messrs. MARRIS fit SMITH, Solicitors. Caistor. Caistor, lUth Dec., 1H32. ...

... cndred Pounds. —A few days since, Mr. James resjiectable tanner in Mullion, and Mis* Fox well, St. Keverne, in Cornwall, were married in the Jailer parish. Tlie bride and bridegroom had been engaged for several years, when about three rears since sue separated ...

... called Scotland. for graiuitig the dienitfs of Haron and Duke ]ii- ('i.itcd Kingdom of (treat Britain and Ireland, unto William Marry Cleveland, and the heirs ne.leof his body bcj-ollen. by the names, stiles, •m,) title* «> Hal*y, R;.l.y C‘;iNllc, in llie county ...

... lordshi]* had nit romo to his title (*)etl>or t't elt Oioont li. is Ids son iseonm Tnrnnnr. ol Hose ilia. Kopotit’s I’ark, tv married to ol Sir lel or Pole, Hart. years of am. The decoased Karl was in his iJi year. Lady .Ann C-Ur Im- IV.t.ss : tin* .d--inrni ...

... 14 had died, and ll recovered. There is at present residing in the Hackney-road, a respectable person named Innocent, who married a lady named Angel, who, of epnrse, was an Anyel before she was Innocent. By her funner husband had Angel sow, and his former ...

... A Female Society has just been formed in Bourn, having for its object the relief of sick members and for me assistance of married women childbed. It supported by honorary'members and the small contnhution of penny a week from each member, with liability ...

... hair. The drummer watches .his opportunity, and does this in public, uuuiing the woman, and the man is immediately obliged to marry her, lie can pay her price her father. 31 AitnviN'ti CoPsiss.—The marriage cousins is permitted in England. the countries it ...

... Woodlumse, leaving widow ami four children. Lately, llorsington, aged HB, Sarah the wife of r. Eastwood, to whom she bad been married years. Ou the I7lb inst., Nottingham, .Mr. John Barker, St. Aini’s-sireel, aged 92. Same day, Mr. Brown, tea-dealer and draper ...