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... James's Church, Francis Mary. elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jenkin. son, of The Prairie, St. James's-road, was married to Richard Thomas Gribble, of Plymouth. The Rev. A. J. Scott, Rural Dean, officiated; Mr. R. S. Johnson presided at the organ ...
... Swansea. A young lighterman, who was blown off his barge in the Thames on Saturday and drowned, leaves a wife whom had been married only few days. Disastrous floods have been reported from South Yorkshire. The river Dearne burst its banka, and the Wath Main ...
... her husband was living,' He a bricklayer, sad when living at Broadetairs wee foreman of Pierrernont Estate, earning a week. married him in November, 1835. There were siS children, three of whom living. For the lass Si. years she lived very unhappily, and ...
... unnecessary Latin and Greek. In the period of the emancipation he was one cf the first to free all his slaves. In 1862 he married his present wife. Some writers alluded to Tolstoi as a most immoral man, who repented in his old age, but this was not quite ...
... two and two, thinks that if there are many more engagements reported in South Africa they will have build more churches to marry them in. ! His Chbistmas Gbeetino.—How many cards have you had, Wilson? —Well, miss, there was one from Will, and one from ...
... medical inspection, but many have been declined owing to various causes, such over age, not passing medical examination, being married, and on. The Hon. Rothschild, M.P., offered to oi£ with the Bucks contingent of the Imperial Yeomanry, but he was rejected ...
... s. Both members of B Troop and one each of A and C Troops are married, making a total of four married men among the volunteers of the West Kent Yeomanry. Two only the civilians are married men. At preeent order hae been received respecting their mobilisation ...
... aaeh when they •hall reaneclively marry. Hit residuary estate it to ba bald on trust to pay tha innme thereof to hit urifa for her life or widowhood, and tabled thereto for his two daughters. Should hire French again marry annuity of £7OO to paid to htr ...
... anhaannantly developed aariona oomnUoatlona. Tha lady araa tha Ideal dauyhtar Mr John Oratton, of Vladon, Bnrton-00-Trant, and married 1857 Learie D. Wiyan, aanior partner in tha Arm Wiyaa, Mercer, Taaker. Co., the Kantian Bank, Maidatone, died in 1888. There ...
... persistent cruelty, in consequence of which applied for reparation order, under the Married Women’s Protection Act. Mr H. J. defended. The oompkinant said was married to the defendant March, 1891, at All - ~ ■« ~i Skint*'Chunk. ThnU Mir ■ktWru'thi eldest ...
... DEVARTI•RE SiluTß Wood. of Smithfield. and • freeman .f A. Mr S. Meacham, who haa meta- the City 0 1 London. He was twice married, position of head brewer to Messrs. and leaves • son and two daughters by cask Fremlin Bro& Miiiilatone, for the past 14 wile ...
... and two, thinks that if thane are many more engagements reported in South Africa they will have to build more churches to marry them in. H s CUM/TIRO —How many cards Wee yea had. Wilson ?—Well, miss, there Will, and one from Sarah for we, kr ohms from ...