... Postmaster-General with a salary of £2,591) a-year. He vacates this office to assume the government of India. Lor.l Canning was married in 1835 to Charlotte, the eldest daughter alld co-heir of the first Lord Stuart de Itotheany. —The London correspondent of ...

... M. Sumner, and the next that was heard of her was that she was at Corfu where on the 21st of May, 1854, she was publicly married with ;he ord inary accompaniments of marriage, bridesmaids, favours ' and 80 on, according to the forms of the Greek church ...

... Stunner's father and mother met them, and first ' made the acquaintance of their daughter-in-law. In a week after the Young married couple proceeded to Imre, on the Lego Maggiore. At that place Mrs. M. Sumner had a fall, which brought on a premature confinement ...

... was t i first married to Miss Banbury, of Lisa . ..zi, s . • ~ . .r ac. IST.n . bury, of Moyle, by whom he had issue, Major '` .I :itock, wl.; Medea) the estates, and Captain W. B. M‘Clintoek Bunb t ry. M P f this county. He was married, secondly, to ...

... , Lambeth, expired in St. I homage's Hospital, having committt d self-destruction. It appears the deceased had only been married a week, but seemed very much depressed in spirits. The Outhwaite Tunnel, which is situated about midway between the I'enistone ...

... hand in that of Dr. Arnett. Dr. Paterson, formerly an agent of the Bible Society in Russia. has Just died at Edinburgh. He married a daughter of Admiral Greg, of the Roast= navy The late Emperor Alexander nettled • pion which, it is believed, he enjoyed ...

... him was that it was the will -of God. lie wept in the most hypocritical manner, declared he would never marry anybody else, and if he ever married at all it should be Miss Ahop. Ile afterwards came to see Miss Alsop, and upon that occasion also he, to ...

... plaintiff suspected something wrong, and she became seriously ill; but she still retained the hope that he would marry her ; but in April last lw married another. She now appealed to the jury—not for redress, for what money could compensate for such an injury ...

... for the sum of two shillings and sixpence, to a knight of St. Crispin. Mr. Marshall was sixty-four years of age when he was married, and Mrs. Marshall only nineteen. They, however, continued to live happily together for sixteen years. but he finding that ...

... succeeded in his title and estates by his brother, the Hon. Mark Ker, commander, R.N., who was born in 1814, and in 1819 married Miss MiCann, by whom he has several sons. 'the deceased earl was much esteemed and beloved by his numerous tenantry over the ...

... ents front a private box.— Miss Fanny Baker, who promised to become one of the first histrionic artistes of the day, was married on Thursday to Mr. James l'rellin, jun., of Belletield- h ouse, Liverpool. Atrrs.—Mr. Sant's picture of The Fortune Teller ...

... benefit of his eight daughters equally. On the 30th of January, 1855, Miss Grace Thistlethwayte, her mother being then living married Mr. J. Grace, and thereupon the trustees claimed the £ 1 , 040 legacy as part of the testator's residuary estate, on the ground ...