... the family honours; Augustus Chol- niondeley, and Somerset John; Charlotte, married to Mr. F. J. Gresswell; Francis Blanche, married to the Rev. John E. Ffielden ; Harriet, married to Lord Alfred Churchill; and three daughters unmarried. The late Lord Calthorpe ...

... WEDDING. On Friday laat it was announced that a lady and gentleman were to be married at the Liangollen parish church, and as a rumour was afloat that the latter was already a married person, a great crowd had assein- bled in the sacred building to witness ...

... Lennox, M.P. for Lymington; , Lady Caroline Amelia, married to the Earl, of Beseborough; Lady Augusta Catherine, married to his Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar; and Lady Cecilia Catherine,; married to Lord Bingham. The late Duke succeeded to, thle ...

... Itn 1855 he served the office of High Sherif of the county, of which he was a deputy lieutenant, and in the same year be married the lion. Katherine Margaret. daughter of the first and last Baron Airey. He was left a widower in 1896. Sir Geers Cottereil ...

... other honours, was born March 16, 1869, and married on the 19th of July last Miss Violet Aline Vyner, younger daughter of Mr. R C. Vvner, of Fairfield, Yorkshire. His eldest daughter, Lady Millicent, is married to the Marquis of Stafford. The Inte peer ...

... the popuIW- tion ; it deserves to be carefully studied. 22,214 widowers and 14,915 widows re-married; 14,462 widowers married spinsters, and 7,163 'widows married bachelors. 113,437 men and 95,204 women wrote their names; 45,900 men and 64,133 women made ...

... 10-42 per .cent. Though the number of women who marry before they attain the age of twenty-ene is greaterin Stafford- 'shiro than in any other county in England, except Durham, the ratio of widows who marry again to thototal number of marriages is also ...

... e deoeased peer represented Peterborough in 1847, and sat for Buck- Inghamshire from 1857 to 1863. IU 1849 Lord Ches. ham married Henrietta Frances, daughter of tha late Right Hon. IV. S. Sebright Lascelles. The late Lord Chesham was a Liberal in politics ...

... ending June 30th, consequently2oo married in the three months. This is near, Ynur er ndinjjg of the numbers married in time provselge e,,orienP somewhat less than tihe numbers I quarter of last year. Tie people married at the annual rate of 164, the average ...

... wonderful generosity considering their maeans, Of the men married during the year 2-59 per cent. were minors ; of the wosmen 10-55 per cent. were under age. 'Ihe highest proportion of husbands married under age wvias in Ulster, where they formed 3-21 per ...

... 100 cheeses, to have in custody the land which belonged to Yvo de Atunbi with his heir until the heir be of age and ought to marry, with the advice of the Rini and the Lord Arch. bishop of Canterbury. Such a bargain would place Sir Alonzo the brave, willing ...

... Deborah Parkyn was dressed in black, with white collar, and small ruffles round the wrist. The happy couple were previously married at the registrar's. Time ?? Hall was specially intro- duced by an address by the General, who, to some extent, apologised ...