... these; the men, poor broken down mechanics or chartists who have been once in York Castle; while young men and women, just married, are going out on a pure speculation, unabte to do anything in particular though they have passed themselves off loragriculturists ...

... COINCIDENCES.-A widower, named Benjamin Atkins, of Brockdish, some years ago married a widow named Mary Fuller, both having a family. Shortly after, William Atkins, his son, married his mother-in-law's daughter, and they all lived comforta',,j together till ...

... transported for twenty years. -The Bcefast Sews Leeter says, Killyleagh has been the scene of an odd event. A young man was married I ?? An o,,- g ] A in nhir-lA cn -S n-8v h-w there on natatcay, appeare ilL cilurcu 0.. OuiUayi 'las two sons born on Monday ...

... Six or seven spectators step on tile trembling stage, arid begin to stamr, and prance, and twinkle their little feet like so marry Bayaderes, skippin t from bough to bough; or they sit with curtsey and flutter, arching their glowing necks, aud opening and ...

... arose in the neighbourhood, and these were strengthened by the widow having, in about a fortnight after hlarrie's death, married a person in the neighbourhood. Applications were made to the coro- ner for the district, and he instituted inquiries, which ...

... LIND'S BROTHER MARRIED AT NEW- PoRT,-It will be interesting to many of our readers to hear, that last week, John Lind, mariner, of Stockholm, son of aions Liud, schoolmaster, and brother of Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale, was married in the hegi t ...

... FAcTs ABOUT MARRIAGE..,Thle tables in tile re' cent return of the Registrar-General show that a ladY' chance of getting married is at its maximum betwveeni the ages of 20 and 25. Before 20 a lady has bht One' fifth, and from 25 to 30 bat one.third of ...

... some time ago in Kilkenny:- A tailor, who was married to a very sickly woman, got enamoured of a young girl in his neighbourhood, and, on certain conditions, agreed to give her a promise, in writing, to marry her immediately on the demise of his wife. In ...

... Dear husbhad-I am going to ohonge 3 111 ot lite, and I hope it wili be tor thle better. I nuu s m l that Ian gein- to be married, and hope yo vi;te' objecties, her you know you have not hehaved hooi husband ought to have donea ; both you aud have used ...

... as- sertion that, in Scotland, a man can scarcely tell whether he is married or not, states- I think Lord Cambell labours tuder a mistake: you will believe that I am really married: I keep my msother-in-law and her three maiden daughters in the house ...

... seducing the daughter of Capt iin Hamilton. Three months afterwards he left off visiting her, sayiag he could not think of marrying a girl without money. She was very ill, and the cause was discovered. A verdict for 7001 has been obtained by an action for ...

... put his loaded gun behind the kitchen door, and wenlt out. Just after a young woman named Crouk, aged 22, who had only been married a fortnight, went in. Her husband soon followed, kissed her, and asked her to get him a comfortable cup of tea. He went to ...