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... daughter, who was herself born the t j 1792; which it appear*, that thi* juvenile math* * 14 years, months, and day* old! MARRIED. Saturday, at the Firl of Warwick'*, Hi!l-*trer. •qeare, London, the Earl of Clobmel, Hat ® ville. second daugUer of Earl ...
... MARRIED. Lately, Creavh-lane-, Limerick, Thomas Kelly, aged rigLty atm, to Bni'cl MatlJison, ajed foirtttn years!!! The nuptials between Jfcnrd Ormond and Miss Clarice have length l>een celebrated.—The amiable bride, an estate Of ISyatKV. per annum, possesses ...
... The Jury, under these circumstances, brought in verdict SuiriJr. At the time of his death he had 1000/. his banker’s hands. Married—On Monday hut, Mr. John Sharp, Merchant, Coierain, (o the agreeable Miss p.liza Scott of tame piece. ...
... reason to believe were pursuit them. From London the lovers proceeded a post-chaise to Oxford, where, it is stated, they were married a Catholic Priest. After the ceremony, they went to die house of a friend at Worcester, who had been apprized of the adventure ...
... that liis case came within the Act Parliament, and that was net entitled to be discharged. Cotint Rum ford has recently married the widow M. Varetsv, in Palis; which nuptial experiment obtains a fortune of 8000/. per annum;— this is evidently the most ...
... for the education of the children his soldiers : the manner in which the Prussian Army is regulated enables the soldiers to marry, and entertain the hopes bringing up family, more perhaps than any other service in Euunpc. i V LIN, i 5. We Twer intended ...
... fr‘:fs. i bm Rotterdam, with fl ix-ssod, geneva, .males, dover-wd, and fiaa. from Workington, couis. coila OUT. for iaagbadee, MARRIED. . Ugpte la ...
... ■was likely that full attendance might be given to it,, and when that attendance did not interfere with the avocations which marry noble Lords,, more particularly interested in the question, might be under the necessity of attending to. It was no means bis ...
... Therefore, Mo Erskine contended, that was the Noble Lord’s intention, that in any case, except that of Lady Horatia Seymour marrying a second husband, the Lord Chancellor, in virtue the prerogative of the Crown, which his Lordship represents in the Court ...
... that tour the passtn- ene unhappily lost. V 3 * j,— Assizes end- the follosring persons Ames Scanlan, for away ■ ;: latent lo marry her; Deni* ' 'fokii Techy- MicbaAl Sheedy, and Cornef°r him. they were all Ll bat a hiH of being pre'> i ' diem for riot, assault ...
... two daughters. At Coohjamuck, the lady of Charles Wm. Wall, Esq. High cleriff the County Waterford, of son and a daughter. MARRIED. I F. Pur tel, Esq. of '■rciiyUle-streef, Maunsjoy-square, Mis Bristow, Jaughttr Briatovv, of Bri»- imrile, the county of ...
... half-a-year. One Magrath, who died, had bet brother. James and hit child had befose was- related the Fudge, prisoner’s father, married Mule* Cioss-examlnei soon.* time his knees, asking him for mosey■was stunned, and did not knew any of these lost nothing but ...