... separated from Rome. Thus a measure originating in folly and crime was productive of a glorious gwod. —— 1310, Tenry Bth was married ta Ann of Cleves, & fine duchy in the eircle of Wes'phalia. She was the fourth wife. —— 1781 Death of Major Pearssn. A body ...

... Lis talents are of the first order, and it woull be a pity wers they not to be A celebrated wit was asked wiiy he did not marry a voung kept in action in the s>rvice of his conntry. . lady to whom he was much atta had. €T krow no reason, Eicix Borens ...

... n“’efi LoV e previo the new ¢ nsdowne y are ~day n ot ¢ by th - ce and ol 00l oang; & inza ju ofa ca n, cail to be ¥, Colon Married situated publi nd the | urch. usly contri church intend expected ext. ‘-ml”' office ol at vari Sant sl .odTl od thes nction ...

... an] several respectible families engage for the Cabin, she will positively sail about the 10th Februarv. A tew respectable Married and sngle Mechanics, and Male and Female Agricultural and Domestic Servants, on producing satistactory certificates of character ...

... of a prosperous business, and doing what 1= called well in the world. TRIAL OF ZEPHANIAH WILLIAMS. IHe shortly afterwards married most advantageously, and Zephaniah Williims being placed at the bar, and Mt l has had a numerous familv. A few vears only ...

... and Lord Lieutenant for the county of Merionethshire, whose death we announced last week, was in his 67th vear. In 1817, he married Lady Henrietta Clive, sister to the Farl of 'owis and the Duches of Northumberland. In January, 1836, he b came a widower ...

... The deceased Princess was the third daughter of King Goorze [II. Her Royal Highness was bora on the 22d May, 1770, and was married April 7, 1818, to the Landgrave Frederick Joseph Louis of Hesse Homberg, who died the 2d April, 1829. Her Royal Highness ...

... ed covers would be tried in the metropolitan distriet in |of the land. He, lhc‘ml\\'e n‘llp could not see any ing into the married state—the uniformity of religion | part of a slanderer nnd.. chol\hant,-—.oua day pouring i mentioned in the petition be summoned ...

... of the coldness and caution of the King, and the degrading fulsome fawning of the Great Chatham.—Sir Hugh Smithson having married the daughter of the Duke of Somerset, the granddaughter of Duke Charles by Lady Elizabeth Perey, succeeded, according to the ...

... Itisnot a little singular that the descendant of this Charles Beauclerk, with all his hereditary honors, should in our days marry an actress in the person of the celebrated Mrs. Coutts—the late Duchess of St. Albans. Charles was of the Stuart race, and ...

... its powerful auxiliary, will be his ecure. Lose no time.” lln effect, the Prince in a few “days was restored to health, and married.”—[ Note of the Editor.—lln every exte nal disorder, such as Gout, Rheumatism, Cancer, Scrofuls, wounds, Paralyds, &e., these ...

... better, and she will be more likely to understand yours. No woman ever married into a family above herself, who did mot try to make all the mischief she could in it. Be not in haste to marry nor to engage your affections where there is no probability of return ...