... llltad was written by Marie Corelli, aud the her husband, Andrew Lang. marriage customs of the Ancient Greeks were that a man married only one wife, and this was called monotony. LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. By tkia time nearly everybody ia that the President the ...

... were Bishop Fraser, D~ean Church, Matthew Arnold, and Arthur Hugh Clench; while this head of the college (Dr. Hawkins) had married t MIr. Buclde's sister, tie remnained at Oriel as F, eliow and tutor, Mr. Goschen being one ot his pupiils He was s ordained ...

... short illness. Only just before Christmas she was in Hereford making extemsive purchases. She was born on June 23, 1805, and married on August 16, 1832, to Mr. Edward Thomas Foley, of Stoke Edith Park, who died in March, 1846. Mr. Paul Foley, of Prestwood ...

... Angela Mart Kat-Sbdttlewobth, eldest daughter of Sir Ughtred Kay-Shuttleworth, M.P., of Bar bon Manor, Kirkby Lonsdale, was married on Saturday at Barbon Church, Kirkby Lonsdale, to Captain Bernard Ramsdeu James, of the East Surrey Regiment, son of Mr. John ...

... FOR PRESENTS CHOICE DESIGNS PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS FROM 1/6 PER DOZEN, ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT COVENTRY. | Rosa Willoughby, married, of do fixed abode, | was charged the City Police-court yesterday with attempting commit suicide by jumping into Swansweli ...

... )—but since then he had received regulations which were to be strictly complied with, and he noticed among the ten names married men with wives and children. They would not be allowed to go, the regul_atioua being : —Men over 20, not over 35, unmarried ...

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... promted to the Finsbury district. Mr. Barrage took up his residence, since he reoeived his London appointment, at Harrow. He married Miss Webb, the daughter of an (rid Stratford family living in Tyler Street. Rural District Council.—At the fortnightly meeting ...

... and costs. Hard Lines Husbands.—A peculiar application was made to thu Birraingb-tui Siipendinry oo Wednesday by a young married umo. wanted separation from bte wife. Mr. Barradale (magistralos’ clerk) said be could out have that. His wife cuuld get order ...

... Augusta Place. The Rev.: Dn Dal too will the deliver the address. Lxaminoton Woman Attempts Sticidb.—Rose j Willoughby, a married woman, of was charged atr Coventry, on Monday, witfc j attempting commit soioide. Police-oonstahle 1 Beck found her in. Swans ...

... retiring members of the Visiting Committee, were re-elected. TRIALS OF But. Tznowst Cur.—The bill against Annie Richards, married, of runberdine, near Woroester, for stealing household alines from William Osborne, at Cardiff, on November 20th, was thrown ...

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