... MARRIED OR NOT MARRIED! • STOUT. At the Hammersmith Police-court • well-dremed young woman sought the other day to obtain the magistrates opinion as to whether her mamage legaL Site stated that she was married in is nibtrees office in 1881, the understanding ...

... MARRIED, 01_24'01' MARRIED? About the most Wassafortable position in the world for a man and womno to be in to be unable to say with cerininty whether they are marrird or not. From whichever point of view it is looked at, the awartwardaess of the situation ...

... THE MARRIED RE MARRIED. It w’ill Is* in the recollection of most our readers that on a fine morning in the summer of 1854, (says a Kendal paper,) the quiet town of Appleby was startled into unusual activity by an announcement that a young girl, resident ...

... THE MARRI*ED RE-MARRIED. A ROMANTIC STORY. We find the following in the Kendal Afercuiw of Satur- day:- It will be in the recollection of most of our readers that on a fine morning in the summer of 1854 the quiet town of Appleby was startled with unusual ...

... NEARLY MARRIED AND NEWLY MARRIED. A certain rector, on entering vestry one Sunday morning, was thus addressed hie clerk: If you dense, sir, that man was published last Sunday, don't want to put no more.” Ton mean the soldier, whose banns have been published ...

... MARRIED. On the 31st ult., at the Parish Church, Napton-on-the-Hill, by the Rev. W. Ford Taylor, Richard Bolton, Esq., of Flecknoe, to Caroline Ann, eldest daughter Mr. John Alsop, of Napton. On the 31st January, at Twycross, Leicestershire, by the Rev ...

... Married, On the 14th inst , at St. Paul's Church, Cheltenham (by the Rev. John Heath Sykes, 8.A., Rector of Billesley, and Vicar of Haselor, in this county, assisted by the Rev. J. Hardy, Curate of St. Paul's), Arihur Crowdy, Esq, of Billesley Hall, to ...

... MARRIED. 200 ydo. ydo. GOOydo. Total. Surgt. Fowoott .. 21 .. .. 68 Bromwich 17 43 Lieut. Edyvcan Walker 16 16 9 Pte. Dean 22 9 .. Pte. Howe 12 14 15 .a 41 Pte. Ferndon 13 15 16 43 Pte. Clementa 21 27 16 64 Pte. Hopewell 15 22 9 46 Cor pi. Hoagfa 23 ...

... MARRIED. On the 17th inst., at St. Andrews Church, Rugby by the Rev. J. Moultrie, Mr. Job Rurman, of Welford, to rs. Sarah Stcancs, late of Stbbertoft, Northampptonshire. cards. the 17th inst., at the Raptist Chapel, Rugby, the Rev. H. Angus, Mr. Joseph ...

... MARRIED. %* Afarriagti vith No cards, ' 2s. Smalb.— ELdmphbiss.— On Thursday last, the 31st ult., at the Pari>h Church, Leamington (by the Rev. Hamilton Davies), Mr. H. Charles Sraale, L.D.S .Q.C.S.E ,of Mancester, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr ...

... MARRIED, SUTTON—BELLI4.—On the 10:ii of iantary last, at Christchurch, Adelaide, South Australia, by the Rev. F. Cugli]au, Henry Sutton, jun., late of Brinklow, Warwickshire, to Cecilia S H, Bellis, late of Mayfair, London. MED. Rusa.—March 18, Mr. James ...

... MARRIED. On the 18th inst., at the Parish Church, heeds, the Rev. J. Hays, Mr. Ammon Beasley, of London, to Lucy Adelaide, daughter of Wm. Watkin. Esq. of The Asbwood, Longton, Staffordshire. cards. ...