... CAN A CLERGYMAN MARRY HIMSELF? SECOND EDITION. l W ILIOTEIC INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] FergoU will be oompeued by his own garrison to surrender >!«- ...

... Prince Viotor Hohenlohe, grandson of the by her first marriage, will shortly be married Mise Laura Seymour, youngest daughter of Admiral Sir George Seymour. and Fatal Accident.—The North- West Gazette of the of November says—A week ago, eoms soldiers ...

... The S%rah young woman Cheltenham, who was ai»out married, was fuund river Saturday morning. »a. ...

... A Little too Bad.— A gentleman of Alb.iry recently married a lady reputed be rich, who turned out to be poor, and b ...

... for that day. ,s _ YOUNG MAIDS MUSTI MARRY. There sita a bird on every tree, With a heigh-ho. There sits a bird on every tree, sings to his love no I to thee, With a heigh-ho, and a heigh-ho, Young malds most marry. There blossoms a flower On every bough; ...

... malady, which entitled him to every consideration. Weli, he saw this person, was smitten by her, it appears, and married her, or rather she married herself to him. The magistrates would understand with what feelings of sorrow his family saw this unequal and ...

... ft—, T. D. In; ban. J. J. B. Oirla; iMMn, J. >„■ ...

... mnaking the profits Cl by extortionate chasges for extras. A Subscriber. -Lord Campbell married the eldest daughter of the first Lord Abisger. It was Baron Truro who married 0 the daughter of the late Duke of Sussex. I ti ?? B. 11In a letter which arrived ...

... agreed to marry each other within reasonable time; that a time had elapsed ; that the plaintiff was ready and Willing to marry the defendant, but refused do and since the breach complained had married another woman. The defendant pleaded did not marry alleged ...

... introduced into the town Ithe stotenment of the bellringers of Prescot be true, th were not liberally treated by the %1eWly married swains;, but tile subject liapersonal an not a public one. ...

... J. p-l The Duke of Portland was horn in 18S7, and ta rfa married in 1839 to VWinifred, daughter of T.: vsuols-Yorke, of Walmusgate, Lineolnshire. 2. The S Poise of Fife, horn in 1849, was married in 1889 to her a yoosl Hfighness tbe Princess louise of ...

... To a.m. the Quoen and H.R.H. the Pnnue of Walca, INVENTORS AND' PATENTEUS OP THIE ?? PLATE, 25, OHURCXO-TRUEiTl, LIVERPOOL Marry new and artistla decagnu of El5kSgton and o.'a manufacture have just been added to their neual etoeks, togetber with a large ...