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seen walking and riding with Mr C. On Saturday se nnight she left Harley House, in the New road, rather early, and never returned._It was at first, thought she had gone to her father s seat at Kdgeware, hut no tidings couldbe heard of her there, nqr could any trace behad of the retreat of her or Mr Claggett till i ridav last, when it was ascertained that the parties had been married the preceding day, by special license, at the New Church, Mary-lebone, almost opposite Mr Day’s residence,, yet so private were tin* movements of the parties kept, that only a few confidential friends were ill the secret. Mr Claggett is tl e third son ot Mr Horatio Claggett, of the late well-known firm of Claggett and I'rutt, the American merchants, in John street, Minories. He is now in his thirtieth year, and when of age he came into possession of a fortune of upwards of 20,000/. Miss Day, it is said, is about the same age, and has at her own disposal upwards of '.15.000/. — Ijnidim Jilnrii Pnet
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Boston Morning Post
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Nov 26, 1832
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