... Brifiol, March Clerkc, a young lady of the age years, and who will poiieffed 6,000}. per annum, with a confiderable read/ money, eloped from her boarding-fchool, in Park-ftrcet, Briftol, on Saturday night I all, for Grctna-grcen The affjir was managed in the following manner : a carriage, hories, and a livery fervanr, were procured to look exactly like of the young lady's guardian they drove ...

... Miss Butler and Miss Ponsonby, now retired from the society of men into the wilds of a certain Welsh vale, bear a strange antipathy to the male sex, whom they take every opportunity of avoiding. Both ladies are daughters of the great Irish families whose names they retain. Miss Butler, who is of the Ormond family, had had several offers of marriage, all of which she rejected. As Miss Ponsonby, ...