... MARRIED. THethetington.cHubblck W Crow > tEmroerson 4 Newman, bC B« .. I J Ingram, b C Brown 0 Hode*!, not out Kirk, Eaimerson 23 W flrwio, runout .. Ibackerny, cot oat W Hardy, bEmrne;s :i. Ibbiteon, c B»or.n b Eirinerfon J Bowlinton, b Brown SINGLE ...

... ANXIOUS TO BE MARRIED At Wenington on Tueecay, Mary doner, aged 10, was charged with stealing a pair of boota belonging to her brother, end also with assulting her mother. It was stated tbat ths girl wanted to be married, and l-ectuse ber mother refused ...

... MARRIED AT THIRTEEN. During the hearing of the charge of stealing a silk handkerchief against W. Brown, aged 21 at the Thames Police-court on Tuesday, is tran- spired that the accused had been married eleven years, and that he became a father in aia four- ...

... MARRIED THROUGH AN ADVERTISEMENT. In the Chancery Division on Monday before Vice- Chancellor Bir B. Malms the ease of Clark v. Gird- wood wss in part heard. In this suit, by a married woman to have rectified a settlement, executed on her marriage in faveur ...

... MARRIED IN CHAINS. Now and again (writes an Odessa correspondent) a slight lifting of the veil which hides the gloomy life of the wretched exile beyond the Siberian frontier shows us how pathetic is the alternation of joy and sorrow in the political convict's ...

... MARRYING FOR SPITE. A case which evoked much interest occupied the attention of the county justices at Gloucester on Saturday. The defendant was Mr. G.O. Sheepway, a retired butcher, who was summoned by his wife for deserting her. The circumstances of ...

... MARRYING FOR MONEY. la the Divorce Division on Saturday, Sir fames Hsnasn had before him the cross-suit* of Lovstt v,. Lovett, and Lovett ▼. Lovett, Hammond and Blii, Dr. Dane, Q. 0., said tbit lire. was the widow of Captain Nieholson, of the Bayal Artillary ...

... MARRIED AT 13. During the hearing of the charge of stealing a silk handkerchief agaiist Wm. Brown, aged __4, at the Thames Police-courtjesterday, it tran- spired that the accused had been married eleven years, ond that he became a father in his four- ...

... MARRIED IN CHAINS. Now and again (writes an Odessa correspondent) a -light lifting of the veil which hides the gloomy life of the wretched exile beyond the Siberian frontier shows us how pathetic is the alternation of joy and sorrow in the political convict's ...

... THE PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. Ths bill for securing the property of married women has passed through committee in the House of Lords, but in so altered a shape as almoat to amount to a new measure. But if tha bill haa been altered so also has the tone ...

... OF MARRIED WOMEN. By a bill of Lord Brougham and Vaux the real and personal estate of a married woman at the time of I her union will be held by her to her separate use as if she were feme sole. The real or personal estate earnings, &c, of married women ...

... THE PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. Lord Coleridge has introduced in the House of Lords a Bill] to amend the Married Women's Property Aot (1870). The principal provisions of this measure are aa follows: — A married woman is to be capable of holding property ...