... went to Justice Pinkney's office and made spplication to be married on that same evening. The hour was fixed at nine o'clock at night. At the appointed time the quartette appeared and were married. Justice Pinkney said had reason to ask nny questions. All ...

... times that of married men. This danger, however, diminishes after the age of from forty to fifty. Widows also are, rule, much shorter lived than married women up to 40. With regard to crimes, taking 150 criminals, the proportion of single married is about ...

... MARRYING IN HASTE At Lambeth Police Court, a man, said to be well known, came before his Worship, and stated that s-jme weeks before on his way home he met a young woman on or near Yauxhall Bridge. He got into conversation, nnd became enamoured of her ...

... MARRIED AT SIXTEEN. TWO YEAR 3 OF MARRIED LIFE. Frederick Stevens, aged 18, carman, was charged, at the Bow Street Police Court, London, Wednesday, with assaulting his wife, Eliza Stevens. The prosecutrix is a somewhat diminutive young woman, and appeared ...

... ON MARRYING AGAIN The Rev. David Macrae might add to his scrapbook the report of the case heard yesterday in the Dundee Police Court—that of Low v. Low. Yesterday we gave brief report of a lecture Mr Macrae delivered on Marrying Again, in which he said— ...

... to her from St Louis asking her to marry him. She consented. Not long afterwards she received a letter, iu which Ifcr betrothed informed her tbat he had been suddenly summoned to Europe, and asked her to be married to him by telegraph. The romance of ...

... ON MARRYING AGAIN. The Rev. David Macrae might add to his scrapbook the report of the case heard yester- day in the Dundee Police Court — that of ; Low r. Low. Yesterday wo gave a brief i report of a lecture Mr Macrae delivered on I* Marrying Again,'' ...

... MARRYING WIDOWS. At last meeting of tlio C Hoard of Guardians, >i man appeared before the in ti peculiar and disirc sing natsu'c. was copper trails, and bad somewhat imprudently married widow \yith seven cmil.Trou. Three of there-children were j:i charge ...

... MARRYING IN HASTE. At Lambeth Police Court, a man, said be well known, came before bis Worship, and stated that some weeks before his way home he met a young woman or near Vauxhall Bridge. Ho got into conversation, and became enamoured of her. They kept ...

... wrote to her from St Louis asking her to marry him. She consented. Not long afterwards she received letter, in which her betrothed informed her that had been suddenly summoned to Europe, and asked her to be married him by telegraph. The romance of the thing ...

... that of married men. This danger, however, diminishes after the age of from forty to fifty. Widows also are, &i> a rule, mnch shorter lived than married women up to 40. With regard to crimes, taking 150 criminals, the proportion of single to married is about ...

... MARRYING F( Two marriage notices, of which the follow: > copies, were printed in a local newsj ii in New Rochelle on the ll'th inst, : M'Naily — Wyles. — At new I'oche 1834, by William Pinkuey, Ksq.. Ju. Peace, Fred. G. M'Naily, ol ( bicago, 111 . to ...