... The TROUBLES of a MARRIED WOMAN. MARRYING AND REPENTING. In the Second Court at the Town Hall, on Thurs- day, before Alderman Brooksbauk and Mr. H. K. Hoole, Sarah Ann Walshaus, lamiharly known as Pot .raliv, eartheuware dealer. Harvest lane, summoned ...

... statistics it appears that the married men have mucli the best of it at almost every period of life, eice-pt in the cases of thos«i who marry wheu tbey are practically children. The cares and responsibilities of married lifo ara fatal to the immature ...

... MARRYING FOR SPITE. A un.se, -Inch evosed u^acb intorost, has occupied tho attention of tho cunty justices at Gloucester. Tho defendant was Mr. G. O. Sheep way, a retired butcher, who was summoned l.y his wife for deserting her. _Tne circumstances of ...

... Why they Married. Wo lately sent out postal cards to the married men of this great city, with the inquiry, ' Why did you marry ? We give a few of the responses : — That's what I have been trying for eleven years to find out. X. Married to get even ...

... paid that if ever he married be woold marry that girl. l'he defendant on the same day asked tbe plaintiff's consent to bis marrying the daughter. The plaintiff gave ber con- sent, and defendant then i-aid that he wished to marry the girl next day, a3 ...

... MARRIED ERROR. foreign Jew applied at the Thames Police Court for advice respecting his wile. She had, said, married him under ppentences. Mr. Mead How is that Applicant She has fooled rae . How lias fooled you ? I married her thinking aho was Jewish ...

... MARRIED AT SEVENTEEN, SEPARATED IN FOUR MONTHS. In the Divorce Division, yesterday, Mr. Justio* Bntt had before him the case of Woods r. Woods and Jackson.” The petition was that of the bnsband for a divorce by reason of bis wife’s bigamy and adultery ...

... MARRIED AT 15. Another illaetratioo of the eril* of early marriage nffordod in heard a‘. firivtol on Tho ma|ri«trate to the troablea youthful parent of 16. Jawe* Srlwar, who was with neirlefiliofr to maintain bte wifo and child. S«lwastated that sot married ...

... THE MUCH MARRIED St. Jerome mentions a widow that married her twenty-second husband, who, in hia turn, had been married to twenty wives! There is an instance recorded at Bordeaux, in 1772, of a gentleman who had been married sixteen times. A woman named ...

... By FLORENCE MARRY AT. CHRISTMAS AifUSEMENTS. ...

... FLORENCE MARRY AT, S. BARING GOULD, ...

... MARRIED AGAIN. U>UISA CROW. Thus youthful beads, black, brown, and blonde, bend together over a letter that bears a foreign postmark, till large tear falls with a plash on the page, and the readers move apart, hall angry, half sorrowful. •' Don't cry ...