... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. BULL, FRIDAY. JANUARY 28. 1853. NAPOLEON MARRIED. is Louis NA-POLEON is a perfect god-send to ? public journalists. In the very dullest of the f:dead season of the year, when nothing is -stirring but colds and Clhristmas-bills, ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. I . 1 . A correspondent sends to the .Northernv Wrhig the following extraordinary story of a wedding -A few days ago a marriage ceremony attended with very unusual circumstances, took place in a little town not twenty miles from Belfast ...

... of Moscow to transportation for life. This extraordinary woman (says the Vienna correspondent of the Tckgraprh) has been married no less than sixteen times, mid is described as being remarkably handsome. 11er husbands belonged to, all nationalities and ...

... which conferred the vote G'i wcnlen F. I m1870, Please keep them in mind while I quote from tne -e Married Womcn's Property Act, 1882. 1,1.) A married w woman shall, in accordance with the provisions of thin 3. Act, be capable of acquiring, holding, ...

... MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPER. I TO THE EDITORS OF TILE LEEDS MERCURY. GmrTIErIa FN,--Will vou permit us, through your columnss, to address all appeal to those most favourable to the) aineuoinmert of the law with regard to the property of married women. While ...

... THE MARRIED LIFE OF SHAKSPERE. I Of course every impulsive young fellow falls in love; mud, of course, the girl he does it with ii older than himself, Whoi is there of us that has not gone through the process, probably many times ? Y.vung stupids we were ...

... THESTAII'US OFM/IARIIED WOAIEN. I I s s . I . .. .. .. The claim, of an English married woman to a safes standing in the family order is not to be denied, hardly to be postponed. by any man who keeps his i eyes open to the light of science. After all ...

... nANJEwS' CTEUMS AND TILE PROIIIBI- TION TO MARRY. ,eir f i],uvi' X ri in ?? Citv article of the Thiaos, e io l 411j iiti by the board of one of the jolittt . ]i;,ILiS ill Loilaon of the inierriago of anly of thur l:s with it stalary uider X15P, oil pais ...

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... ecritidonce as entirely lost that married rwomen are accustomed to take their efl~icis entirloy out of their husbands' hlands. An apparenlt contradiction of this statement might ho drawn fromn the large number of deposits by married ,women in savings banks, ...

... We pasi from the consideration of the married life of ?? Dick ens to contemplate that of Thomas Cawrlyle- My soul, turn from them: turn ve to server Whore rougher climes a neobler crae display. When Carlyle married he had still to win position and independence ...

... MARRYING A WARD.IN CHANCERY. A LADY SENT TO PRISON. Mr. Justiee Cave made a very unusual order yesterday afternoon in a case heard in private. He committed a lady to prison for marrying; in disobedience to an order of the Court, a young gentleman who ...