The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20 00:00:00

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September following, when
which the following is a

,—I told you on the night we last
my promise.

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ose att

t Highness Prince Albert,
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ce of Wales, and Prince Alfred,
or, in other i
the Princess of Salerno, the Duchess of Kent, and the from which I
Duke and Duchess ddiumale, and attended by the Ladies
for if you do 1
and Gentlemen in Waiting, embarked at Osborne-pier tals ; and if you do cot
on Friday afternoon, at a quarter past 5 o'clock, for a me have your full opinion
cruise in the Royal yacht Fairy. The Royal party re- uneasy until I hear from you.--I a
turned at half-past 7 o'clock. Bird, yours most devotedly, _ GEORGE I

r your ha'

it I shall be the happiest. Let
tter, as I shall be
my dear Miss
A.NSALL."

"N.B.—Direct for me, Mr. Buxton's, Shirland, near
Alfreton, Derbyshire.
"Let thou be mine, and 'every
"Of mine would gratified be,
"For all my hopes and an

THE MINISTRY.—The first Cabinet since t e election I
of the new House of Commons will be held this day
(Tuesday), Lord Derby having summoned his colleagues
to meet him in Council. It is expected that all the Mi-
nisters will be present. It is understood that the Pre-
mier will submit to his colleagues an outline of the mea- -- Are centred firth in thee.
sures to be pfesented to the new Parliament. The Earl To the foregoing, the young lady sent a very judicious
of Derby arrived in town on Saturday, about three o'clock, letter, {kenning if he required an answer so speedily.
from a visit to the Queen. After a short stay in St. Plaintiff met the defendant at Mansfield fair the following
James's-square, the earl proceeded to St. Leonard's, near week. Mr. Bansall went home with the young lady and
Windsor.—Observer. her two brothers in their gig. On the same day defend-
MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.—On Tuesday, the mar- ant stayed tea at • the house of his charmer's brother,
riage of ' the Right Hon. Henry Labouchere, M.P., with when the defendant asked plaintiff why she had not an-
the Lady Mary Howard, daughter of the late, and sister swered his letter, which he had not then apparently re-
of the present, Earl of Carlisle, was solemnised at Sr, ceived. Plaintiff told defendant that she had answered
Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, in the presence of a select the letter, and, upon recapitulating the import of it, Mr.
circle of the friends of both families.—On Tuesday were Bengali further pressed his suit, and the same evening
also celebrated at St. James' Church the nuptials of the she consented to receive his addresses. He was all this
Hon. and Rev. Arthur Savile, youngest son of the Earl time under age. His father knew end approved of the
and Countess of Mexborough, and the Hon. Lucy Geor- engagement. So also did the family of the young lady.
giana Neville, youngest daughter of Lord and Lady While the defendant was at home he was usually over at
his sweetheart's several times a-day. His father end
_ mother used also frequently to go to plaintiff's brother's
APPROACHING MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.--IWe house and their visits were returned. When the court-
understand the prelhninaries are arranged for a matrimo- '
ship had gone on in this way for about six months, the
nial alliance between Lady Frances Hay, third daughter
of the Earl and Countess of Kinnoull, and Captain Lloyd, defendant told plaintiff that his father was going to take
of Aston-house, Salop.—A matrimonial alliance is ar-
a farm for him, and that they should soon be married,
•
revious to entering upon During the time of V-
ranged, and -will shortly take place, between the Lady P
Hermione St. Maur, eldest daughter of Lord, and Lady courtship he used to send poetry on slips of time of
for instance, as the f-'
Seymour, and granddaughter of the Duke of Somerset,
and Mr. Graham, eldest son of the Right Hon. Sir Jaw
Graham.

Braybrooke

Illowin

" Art thou not dear unto my h
0, search that heart, and s
And from my bosom tear flu
'That beats not true to thee

at dear,
can tell 1

my joys

anny Bird

my Bird,

ARRIVAL OF -rim EX-ROYAL FAMILY OF FRA, _
PLYMOUTH.—Her Majesty the ex-Queen of the Frencn,
Consort of Louis Philippe, the Duke and Duchess of
Montpensier, and the two young Princes, the Duke de
Nemours and the Duke de Montmorency, accompanied by
the Countess Molier, M. and Madame de la Tour, Madame
Laurencon, Madame Vincent, Madame (Great laughter.) In the early part of the courtship, on
Thiery, Madame
ercier, General Dumas, M. Arno, M. the 2nd November, 1850, he made the plaintiff a present
Vallego, Mdlle. M
F. de Guillanas. Dr. Serrano, and retinue, arrived - of a small book, The Gift of Love and Friendship. On
at
Elliott's Hotel, Plymouth, on Friday evening, from town, the inside of the corner he wrote, " Miss Bird—the gift
express train. On Saturday of one to whom she is most dear. November 2, 1850."
whence they came by the,
In the month of February, 1851, he (being within three
the Duke and Duchess of Montpensier, and the distin-
guishe
d personages appointed to take passage in her, em. months of his majority), having succeeded is gaining the
affection and working upon the fancy and imagination of
barked on board the Isabella Secunda, and at 10.30 she
Corunna, from whence the party proceed to the poor girl, seduced her under the promise of marriage.
sailed for
Madrid, on a visit to the Queen of Spain. Finding herself in the family way, she told defendant,
whereupon he replied, " You know the wedding-day is
fixed, and it will be on that day." It was then fixed for
A cuntous lulus naturce will shortly be presented to the first Wednesday after the Ist of April. Plaintiff got
the Academy of Medicine. A woman was lately delivered the wedding clothes all ready--the ring was purchased,
of a still-born female child with two faces, perfectly well when about the last day. of. March the defendant came
formed and placed laterally, in such a manner that the and put off the event in consequence of his father not
ides of the chins come close together, whilst the foreheads having got the farm in which the young to
-t some distance from each other. There is only one take up their abode. He said it must be put off for a
it .ger than the natural short time; but he still continued paying his visits as he-
llo( present nothing extra- fore, while she kept anxiously and unremittingly asking
him to fix the day. Defendant a her
knew that she was in the family way. Plain-
' 'sr-. " and she durst not let them know ;
--..senti to OPt. tries...6A -- 3

The other r

•er, rather lar
of the

n appearance

Afore dear than
And if one fault be cherished theie,
'Tis loving thee too well, F
'Tis loving

ee•too well.'

,iNGS.—PLYMOUTH, FRIDAY.—The barque friends
Toap, Capt. Hodgson, was off the port this tiff
e left Port Philip on the 31st of March, and up.._
o, including 30,0003 ounces of gold, chiefly then to go L.
about her being in
jaunt Alexander and Ballarat min,. -

Benjamin

)rning. on,
s a full carg

wens uuu
1 chester, I

and tha

I secre

nd bad two le

..i.t her departure the Vanguard, Nelson, "---
--P.Y. Thi,
several others, were laden and preparing toabandoned, and
however, was soon one day in July, 1851
Mr. Joseph
when the plaintiff seemed in very low spirits, defendant
_......., ►anded from the barque.. He
said to her, "We will be married on the 31st of this
.een years since as an emigrant in the Win-
month, and we shall keep it a secret, and not let them
*Marshall's ships, and has realized property
know" (meaning plaintiff's friends.) And at this time, in
PA,OOO or £5,000 per annum. Mr. Cheet-
order to assure her of the promise, he wrote in a blank
*eral curious and valuable nuggets, and
leaf of the Gift of Friendship and Love these words :
districts for.ohipments. to, fares of passage, ...-., _
' " Mrs. F. BansaU's, Shirlansl-park Mill, Derbyshire,

guard was short of hands

proceeds to the manufacturing

tha colonies.