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... conjugal rights. The respondent, Mr. RlEGisaLD GARRATT COOPER- KING, was described as an officer in the army. The parties were married at Hong Kong in 1897, when respondent was aide-de-camp to the general com- manding there, but had never lived together since ...
... tilt new pieces of legislation. The heir to Lord Noiton is Mr. who lives in Worcestershire. Mr. another son of the peer, is married Mr. Stopford Sackville, of Northai assiduous public work in there are two clerical son*, who the ecclesiastical world from ...
... Summoning all the scorn and contempt into her voice of which it was capable, she electrified her audience exclaiming, Whac ! marry Zouroff! Zouroff, the boff and sky word Kurope! ” Earnest Young Curate: “Shall we stand idly by, and raise no voice to warn ...
... campaign. It Is interesting to learn that Colonel Plicher,wbo rescued the civilian population at Douglas the other day. is married to a sister of the famous Mime Mend Goode. Miss Gonne's sympathies are very strongly on the side of the Soars in the present ...
... The heir to Lord Norton is Mr. Charles Adderley, who lives in Worcestershire. Mr. Arden Adderley, another son the peer, is married to daughter of Mr. Stopford Sackville, Northamptonshire, and is assiduous in public work in Warwickshire. Then there are two ...
... M MR. WILL LESLIE (Humor*;, AND CONCERT AMrai to J. CtSTIIAI, A'asSThSS WISEMAN A4*l*M.«.M. OLV SCHOOE WANTED MM* Mtrr*. MARRIED COUPLE M CARE-' , U>« Hunt Mrb*tofc. , ! mtarj MHrtoLwl (tret fr—l ml. mHB* lb* aoxjuttto totf If to Itoir ! ** *P* Eo*« ...
... him to Suzanne Dergoinat. Paul, who falls himself in love with the pretty, entity girl, makes hor an offer his own account, marries her, and writes to his too confiding friend to say that the girl is wholly unworthy of his regard, tieing the do , oendant ...
... of Wales. Miss Nettie Temple, daughter of the Sandringham estate foreman, who has been dresser to her Royal Highness, was married to Mr. H. Cole, now a messenger to the Prince at Marlborough House. The wedding was solemnised in the little church in Sandringham ...
... duration, will be that several clubs will have to either temporarily raise their prices or draw on their reserve funds. The married and the unmarried women of Boston are in a state of war. The cam* bdii is that the single girl has declared that the wageearning ...
... standard will allowed. (g) must be medically fit for active service. (h) Preference should bo given to ut-married men or widowers without children. Married men should he accepted only in the event of insufficient number of single men or widowers without children ...
... death. had come • Mrs. Hart-Davies. The latter war at the time as trial about thirtyeight years old. When was young she had married a Mr. Rickards, but warrior had not bum happy. She had afterwards marnisd a Mr. Mart-Dar tee, and the second marriage, so ...
... is the son of the late Mr. Thomas Hildyard, M.P., and in view of the fact that the sea was his first love is appropriately married to an admiral’s daughter. He has had thirty-two years of soldiering. ...