The Sun. — 1829-02-16 (London, England)

MARRIED. tombs, and she accordingly looked about for another pro- and one of the miscreants stabbed him in the side with a On the 11th inst. at Hackney, by the Rev. W. B. tector, not at all relishing a state of single blessedness. Her dagger.—Dublin Morning Register. Rennell, Mr. George Hockley Bunney, of Ball's-Pond, to. eyes fixed upon Captain Smith, a gallant eoldier, who was serving in the Peninsular war, and the contract was An Irish soldier once waited on his command. Juvatnekimnes3,,.fourth daughter of Mr. John Johnson, of Dalston, readily executed. With this person she lived in a state ing officer, with what he termed a very serious complaint. of cotsparative felicity, until she undertook to accorn- " Another man" he said, " had upbraided him that he was On the llth inst. at St. James's, Bristol, by the Rev. S. Bedulph, Mr. W. Dawson, of Basin hall-street, Lonpany him in all the dangers of ~ flood and field." not married to his own wife, whom he accused of being no Toil and misery therm :commenced, and ample retribution better than she should be, and called her many bad minim don, to Mary Ana, eldest daughter of the late John Saunders, EN. Plymouth, Devon. was supplied far the offence which she had committed, besides, which he should be ashamed to mention to his She accompanied Smith in male attire, arid was by his Honour." Colonel—. Well, my good fellow, have you On the 12th inst. at Southampton, by the Rey, John side even in the heat of battle. During the most manor- any proof that you are legally married ?" Soldier— Mackie, the Rev. Frederick Russell, to Ellen, eldest daugh7. ter of the late George Harrison Cosene, Esq. of the Island able of the battles in which the English troops were engag_ " Faith, your Honour, I have the best proof in the world." ed, she was delivered of a child in a ditch. She crawled Here he took off his hat, or rather cap, and exhibited a cut of Jamaica, . . to a barn with the infant in her arms, but was comPelled skull, saying, " Does your honour think I'd be after taking On the 12th inst. at Christchurch, Marylelione, by the to move from thenee, for five minutes after sire got under that same abuse from any body but a wife r_shspii, I Rev. Dr. Moore, Thomas Harding, Esq. of Great Jamesstreet, Bedford-row, to Mary Ann, second daughter of the roof of the building it was in flames. Her child Mer"irs• Albany Carrington Bond, Esq. of Upper Gloneester-places perished in consequence of being obliged to participate in li A RE.— 'We understand that an investiaat. d 0 ima On the 12th inst. at Lewes, by the Rev. Wm. Procter, the sufferings of tine mother, who was picked tip next day is now going .on in. this city, relative to a nint: er cram- Mr. I. I. Robinson, of Lendenhall-street, to Rebetscso near the plains of Waterloo, in a state of insensibility. Her mitted some time since in Shields, in a manner, it is sup- daughter of the late Jos. Morris, Esq. of the former place. husband was amongst the survivors of that awful and posed, similar to the West Port murders, and the object of eventful struggle, but his fate presented another evidence . inquiryis said to be to ascertain whether Hare or