... MARRIED OR NOT MARRIED ? The alleged romantic marriage of Thomas Henry Ashcroft, builder, of Bootle. and Mien Trevor, was again before the Divorce Division, London, yesterday, on the application of Ashcroft for a pronouncement that the woman should cease ...

... MARRIED YET NOT MARRIED. decree of divorce ha« been granted Lord Anderson at Edinburgh in what his lordship termed **a really extraordinaij case.*’ The marriage took place thirty-nix years ago, and the parties separated without marital relation* on the ...

... MARRIED OB NOT MARRIED? PECULIAR CASE. Yesterday in the Santbevn Police Coait, before Ur. Pwifte. Max Robcmtcin, pawnbroker, Don dal k, charged on remand at the suit of the of the South Dublin Union with having left his wife chargeable the tea. Dr. Condon ...

... Single Married, with wif ...

... marries's. GUTHRIE and LEIGHTON * August 25, 1900, at Clapton Park Congregational Church, by the Rev..T. H. Cooper, B.A., Mansfield College, ???ord, John Jackson Guthrie, second son of Johna Buchanan Guthrie, F.R.G.S., of 41 Pen- ry road, Clapton. to ...

... MARRI Duke ...

... MARRIED. Princesses Present at Ceremony. wedding took place Saturday at All Saints, Place, Loudon, Lady Myrtle Jellicoe, daughter of Admiral the Fleet, Earl Jellicoe, and Countess Jellicoe, and Mr. Lionel Maxwell Joachim Balfour, the airman, who is the ...

... MARRIED Josephine Ford, 19, daughter of Edsel (the late), oniy granadaughter of Henry:; and Walter Buhl Ford 11, 22, Detroit blue blood, no kin: in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. The groom, a graduate of Yale last fall, 15 a member of the Naval Reserve. ...

... MARRIED Merrigan—Mahonv, September oh, at St John's Church, Tralee, by the Revd. Father Power, C C, James, eldest son « f Mr. T Merrigan, No. 4. North Terrace, 1 Ciacure Dublin. to Mury Elizabeth, second dausiter of T. Mahony, the Kernies, Tral e. \ ...

... MARRIED. JOEDGES and O'BRIFIN—ApriI 29th, 1913, at thc. Pro-Cathedral, Dublin, by Rev Michael Daly, C.C., Kenmore, Henry Otto, on of Otto Jotbges, 4.4 1211,idt, Germany, to Mary (Molly) O'Brien, daughter of David and Mrs. O'Brien, Balhaamana, Killarney ...

... fortable woman (not too fond id*dancing) marry her. and settle down. And, Shades Henry the Eighth, if the besotted, bedraggled and inkstained old villain didn't sit and take me seriously! To correct, he took the marrying part seriously, but let begin the beginning ...

... TO BE MARRIED . Liverpool Court That Rivals a Register Office. Set another i will was heard at Lim , pool Pollee Court yesterday, this being t) third time within three weeks that the maT;t• 'triter hare listened ayrnpathetirallr appeal to countenance ...