titles she will obtain by this honourable alliance. Address to Count Sarsfield Lucan, Poste Restante à Paris.
In a handbill circulated about the year 1820, a “new matrimonial plan” is ventilated. The advertiser states that he possesses “an establishment where persons of all classes who are anxious to sweeten life by repairing to the altar of Hymen, have an opportunity of meeting with proper partners. . . . Their personal