... MARRIED WHEN DYING. - AND THE SEQUEL! Ont A pathetio story, connected with the devoted Nev attachment of a young married couple living m torn London, has been published in the Wpnkly, 13, Dispatch, a reporter op that paper havig arid spent an evening ...

... frequent promise to marry the plaintiff. Trhe result was that two children were born, but despite his promise to make the girl hisa wife when his wife died and the fact that he had lived with her for eleven years he at last refused to marry her. 'He never ...

... marriage, but he did not carry oat his pro- bi mise i he could get money from his victims without it. He had been lawfully married in 1874, and his wife was at present in Preatwich Of Lunatic Asylum, being chargeable to the West h Derby Union since 1895 ...

... Royal pernonages almost invariably marry younr The Queen was not 21 when she married Prmine Albert; the Prince of Wales was not 22 when lhe led Princess Alexandra to the altar. The King of Italy was 24 when he married the 17-year-old Margaret. The King ...

... formerly became the wife of Mr. James Watson, whom she married in Scotlanid,' and they lived together until she- .DIYOvBCUD ?? HUSBAND gacording to Scotch law by reason of big aiiulteiy. After that she married the petitioner in this caee on the 23rd 'JUI; 1889 ...

... sister was married at Cheadle, and plaintiff and defendant were respectively bridesmaid and groomsman. After the wedding th, party travelled to London-road station and walked across the city to the Central Station, where they saw the newly married pair off ...

... nine men are required. olhinitrers for active ser- ice arc `iergealJft Chadwvick, 1) Company, married. 'it.ic- road: Corporals Andrew Corcoran, B Coniliiaw married, Robinison-street: William Senior, nilrr.-il, ('rook-otreet; PrivateA .lames Bailey, ( Comnpany ...

... in promise, improper intercourse occurred. In May, offi M1 , it was arnged that they should both go to sib 'Glasgow and be married there. A week later Lo lbe parties went to Glasgow, but with various He pretexts the defender put off a formal marriage. he ...

... extreme good-nature W. is such, that -e are bound to like her. ate Once launched out into society the German ate girl is apt to marry young. Her thoughts tend always to things domestic, and the chance of a future husband and home play a great part L- in her ...

... great majority of visitors to Pensarn were quiet, married peopl they failed to see any argament in isvour of the rule vwhih the council had passed, and hoped they would recind it, at lamt so far as the married people were cosncerneedL Inl todai the counxil ...

... increased by 75, and 50 probationers' cards were held in the diocese. Twenty-three members were per- manently transferred, 95 married, 10 had died, 22 were suspended-in most cases for non-pay- ment of subecriptions, 11 forfeited their cards under the third ...

... hardly belitev the ntews to be true. It's terrible, slie added , if true, that a matl eats go to antotiter coutitry atid get married after the courts its this (country have deemided ?? him ! It is quite uitrue to say that larl Russell obtained a judicial ...