... suspicions and I Inquired from the landlady who he was, and where he lived. I heard that his name was .lames—that he was married to Sheen's aunt, and that he hved at about two miles' distance from the village. 1 at once followed him, and saw him enter ...

... Personal Sketches, just published.) A few years since, the present Sir John Bourke, of Glinsk, Bart, travelled with his new- married lady and establishment to Rome not solely for his pleasure, but, as an Irish Catholic, to pay his respects to the Pope, kiss ...

... right of peerage, and thereby escaped punishment ; although she was told that if she committed the same offence again, if she married two more husbands, the right of peerage would no longer avail her. Mr. PEEL said that he had introduced in the mar- gin of ...

... waistroats, and unmentionables. Mile. Sontag, whose virtue is now deemed to have been sufficiently tried, is on the eve of being married to the young Prince of H•* , ?? , *•• , , . M. Rossini has promised to employ all the drummers of the National Guard of ...

... her to commit matrimony with the Adjutant, rather than some- thing else with the Ca plain. The parties are ac- cordingly married. Then comes the agony of Alice, who feels that she cannot love her husband; aud then come the renewed assiduities of Albert ...

... locked jaw, oc- casioned by cold. — Manchester Guardian, Tuesday, the Anniversary of the Institution for delivering poor Married Women at their own habitations, was celebrated at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-street, when the subscribers and friends of ...

... on behalf of Lady Briscoe, said it ap- peared that Sir Wastel Briscoe was an unwilling party to the suit. The parties were married in 18(10. and they Bred together till 1813, when they separated, and the present suit Was soon after commenced. Lady Briscoe ...

... Chapters in the Gospel of St. Murk. By the Authj- of Morning Thoughts on St. Matthew. l_mo. .. «d. boards. MICHAEL, the MARRIED tiIAV. in Two Parts- ?? Contllnuationof MICHAKL KEMP.' »^ l ?? r The PRINCIPLES of PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUM MO- ?? •. r . ot ...

... Navarino. The son of the Prince of Walachia, who was sum- moned before the Grand Vizir, went with the young Armenian whom he had married : he was ill-treated and separated from her by violence. He implored the support of the Russian Minister, and met with a refusal ...

... delusion, the gross deception, practised on Miss Turner by the pri- soner at the bar, namely, that unless she con- sented to marry him, her father slid her family would lie ruined, that she consented to a union with him. He theu read a letter from Mr. Wakefield ...

... About two years ago he paid his addresses to a young lady at Gosport, called himself Captain Cole, and pre- vailed upon her to marry him. He soon afterwards de- serted her without leaving hei any provision. He played off an ingenious trick upon the American ...

... you an almost un- fardoiiable injury ; and I feel that, in your situation, should be furious with the man who had dared to marry mv daughter without uiy consent. Still I hope that, in a .'mil ...