... Cantain Aeortimer is left £10,000 a year on condition that he marries within ?? months. He is reluctant to comply om- with the condition because he has seeit Ii something of the married life of his friend .ho Jimmy Dowle. But he turi's to his friend ...

... tiellvworjicei, Blaricu-rme lcd, V. J. ase BLoeCoRIV ''rd aii v Is c, H., IV. Thomlas, Penallt, pe Poaricm'dsclis; r, 0, Marries. Gerreg hemn, I r-0 KirIsyoliv.n ;e -Pen -i three ewor-, ,'iny breed or age:. let and in r, W, J. Buickley; Znd: Then Thoias ...

... same house natu- for twelve months, were entitled to the they lodger vote. He also pointed out the im- .e of pnrtance of married men living with their I, weY wies and fam-nilies in apartments claiming ls the their votes immediately. and that if that isited ...

... Greene of - Greenville ap- pears. The Greenos are a very dis- tinguished Irish family. John: Greene, of Straw Hall. Carlow, married.Eliza Philipps, sister of Sir William Philipps,.of Picton Castle, a Penibrokeshire. The number contains much o other interesting ...

... fo He was remanded. t The count is a memrber of one of thae Y, oldest famnilies of the Huigarian nobilit-y ta and he was married at a London registry- b, offieb only about a month ago. The case hi is nuderstood to arise out of a claim of 3000 for fiuriiture ...

... them was the lodging-house n keeper. d u DOMESTIC TRAGEDY, r A shoecking discovery was made at Hertford on Monday morning, a married wvoman, named Such, aged 35, and her infant child being found in their bedroom dead with their throats cut. It is supposed ...

... at the momont when a note from the Mlother Superior informs ?? Grey, an Einglish orphan and j heiress, that, she is to be married to an . unknikown. She resents, becomes the Runaway Girl and joins a gipsy troupe. and, of course, unwittingly falls ...

... bring5 he sunshine with her at all times and to all ler places, and wihoa favour all round. The part I i1 of Marie, the married daughter of th? same I be lady 's well sustained by Mises Hilda Scott;1 be ,id the other characters suffer nothing in the ...

... everywhere. The Miseries of MIarried AMen, and the Woes of Married Women, by a, Male Heretic and Lilian Bowen-Rowlands. London: Francis, 435, Strand, W.C. 1900. 6d. This is a book for married and unmarried men and women, written in a popular end attractive ...

... Doris 1 Vereker's sister), bethrothed to Handford ), Miss Annie Thomas as Liza (on the strength of the regimient and married to ' Roland ), who sings and dances weh, and Missa Dora Price as Brenda Vereker, Captain Vereker's wife.l THE, EMPIRES ...

... even when the worst is told. In a Germuan flamily the heaviest of heavy paternal rulers has tried to prevent a ?? fromn marrying ?? she ished, and to inlike her fmulfl the engagealent he hasi 1nmil e, So she ?? awny, becomes t singer, is betrayed, then ...

... might hppen, but he grew up strong and sturdy, as well as self-wvilled. Three ytars v. er ago Griflithe Griffith, sen., was married a fi r. second time to a wvoman for whom the boy D conceived an intenlse dislile. He threatened 0 or to run away, and, despite ...