Star.
London, England, 1822-07-11 00:00:00

MARRIAGI $ KXT.tAORDINARY.

The 18th of June, at Wharton, by the tier. J. Bairn, Mr.
Robert Rowlandson, of Silverdale, to miu Johanna Buwskill,
of Wild Duck Lodge. This marriage was to have been solem-
nised twelve months ago, but the briiniul cup may he dashed by
sorrow from the lip about to sip it. The banns were published
and the day appointed, Robert having determined to make the
lovely,,blushing, blooming Johanna his bride. Time tolled an,
and-the joyful morning arrived, the youthful intended briae.
Johanna, adorning herself in her gayest attire, but sad fore-
bodings worked upon her spirits, and damped her hopes of bliss
Her hour of travail was at hand; and instead of plighting he
vows on the altar of Hymen, she retired to her couch, .aid the
Doctor was summoned •to attend ; instead of bet: g presented
with the golden pledge of love by Robert, she pr senred his
with a daughter. While Juhanna was in the straw, the ardency
of Robert's passion began to subside, and he exhibit..deviJr%
symptoms of the faithless lover, but a hint front a fiend, wbou
business it is to notice these matters in the parish, lanuht Ro-
bert to a sense of his duty, and, the day was again fixed glut.
When the bride was attired, and all those who were invited!,
the marriage feast assembled, Itobert was in the wood, not to sae
found, and Johanna in a flood-of tears..--Mirth was again turned
into sadness; but as sorrow is sometimes a precursor J,2, SO
it was with Johanna ; Robert returned, and, finally, at.cr
world of troubles, their destinies were fixed on the lulu oiJuzz•
Robert becoming a husband. and father, and Johanna. yaw "
become a mother, their pledge of mutual love receivi;:g ba?-
titan' rites as soon as the ma, riage ceremony was compictvd.
June 26, at Beaumont, John Bowman, of the Parish of Su:-
wix, to Miss Mary Thompson, of the former place. Ai tt
parties resided in different parishes it was necessary that tee
bridegroom should produci a certificate stating that the bat.rs
had been duly published in Stanwix Church; but, on being re-
quested to produce it, it was ascertained that he had tiJI tar-
nished himself with the document; the greatest confusion then
prevailed, and disappointment was depicted on every coigne
nance; but the bride s father, not wishing to defer the consaitt-
anation of the nuptials, threw off his coat sifter the dismay
partially subsided, ran to Stennis, and returned, within the 4',:•1
space of one hour, with the certificate, just iu time to enable t'.:e
Clergyman to tie the hymeneal knot, to the great joy stud asta.
nishment of the whole party. The distance is eight miles.

DIED.
On Monday, the Itth blatant, at his house in Lower Seyinoas'
street, the wife of John Henry Stewart, Eaq.

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