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... early appear. They were in conversation together at the time. Tlic poor girl, who was the belle of the village, was to be married to another man in a fortnight. Horse-Raciso Patrons and their GAIKS.—It appears that in the horse-racingseaMn just closed ...
... is liao- [ 1 .- lVi however, all was arranged, and ihe wise a great number of weavers unemployed In the luVL . Wt . ri , married Tuesday. The Thursday after, of the west of Scotland, it may he reckoned there are breakfast, Adeline said her husband, who ...
... business ?—AVhy, 1 didn t I tried to get anotbor wanted to stay at our business are captain to take charge of sluihome and get married. But good u; scarce, and I had go.’ |3at ihe noble captain seemed ambitious cf higher care* ; What I should like best of all ...
... material, or something not much better, and returned, as Wellington declared, * a perfect machine.’ Lord Fitzroy Somerset j married in the August of that year the second daughter ol , Lord Mornington, and thus became the nephew by mar . riage. of the Duke ...
... dismal ; tho night of the iiitt mnlay, the 10th, from it beii iv, iu chapel, which i? jiisc. A ucighbourii woman, with a married daughter of the dtccased nia Elen Uoony, went to look about him, and on knocking the door received reply, but heard moans ...
... will probably beneficial. Wages, at present, are Married couple for i home stations, with rations, per annum, L.BO L. 9); 1 ditto, for out stations, ditto, L.GS to L. 75 ; shepherds, L. 40 L. 50; married couples for hotels, L. 90 L 100; la- I bourers on ...
... good character and tried steadiness. Awkward Fos a Secketaky at vu. Mr S>lJnoy Herbert’s father, the bite Earl in brute, married the dauirbterof the Kassian unt WoronxofF, and the Trince Wuronaoff, wh * has been till lately in command of the Russian armies ...
... emigrated to Sydney, where she engaged the affections of a person of considerable property in that place, to whom she was married. Both parties are now deceased, and their whole property, worth £l(i,000, falls into the possession of Robert M'Cracken, ...
... un-ki!l.d m'km. S' irr.'V —After much discussion on labour, l emalc servants arc more pl«nliful. V. ;t!i ra- tv- i, tic-- Married couples, v.ith.nit fami ' : do., with family. t . lav. tlif ailjournea uul cliairmau anJ all tltc directors \>ill resi, April ...
... market. Barley, 295. lid. 00s.; oats, -os. to 255. 6cl. , . _ St. Anthony’s Faih.—This old established market, for engaging married ploughmen, was held at Laurencekirk Wednesday last. Fees were about £1 up, although great number of good hands were present ...
... Admirably adapted to enlighten the public mind a species of knowledge in which every individual is concerned. —Co. ‘To the Married ahi» Unmarried, we particularly recommend this Work. It is calculated to afford just that very necessary information as is ...