... moral tone on the part of both seLxes, the determination to accept cheerfully all the trials that may naturally result from married life, the entire subjection of selfish- ness, ease, luxuries, and the preference to discharge biavely all the duties that ...

... has neither husband nor children, MaNed at Mr. Chad;- ?? house on more than one oceasion, and by repre- Isetiug herself as married. and that her lhasband n-as enecedingly ill, alnd her little ones shorb of folox Aobained relief. I send them to the dy-sehool ...

... an-d the report of these fcanrnot fa i V- in' erest. News of the death of Dr. St Georre Mi,-r st--- |onme as a shock to the marry triendes e aS-ei- - .Le dissinzauishea s ient iz, V.cs 7'ce- ., 5 e - with Cardinall Vauqftata is 4iill -re>sl ill mind. It ...

... I si-nt i there to teli the landlord that I was married. The C'oroncr: Yes; and I think you deserved it, too. The jury may believe you. if thev can, when rou say that the 'Otng woman knew you were married, hot I do nrot.-W~itnss: I antd sure it is true ...

... telegram fi-m the Earl of Eanfurty, the G-overnor, to the Secretary for the Colonies. His Excellency iintimates bhat the Marries not being allowed to fight, to prove their loyalty and patriotism. have raised over £1,000 towards the Patriotic Fund. ...

... present E rl, sueceeded to the family title and estates The Dowager-Countess, whlo has just passed away at a, rine age, was married sixty years ago to Lord Haddo. eldest sun of the fourth Earl of Aber- deen, who was Prime Minister during the Crimean War ...

... aneitd old co mrmides-in c i:ar~ns. Nearl3r twc~thirds of hle bati llei~s are Ilesenrists, I 'and the grcater number oF these married mail. It hals s been very- interestilng to hear their experienccs of . -i'vlian life. S'ome yere in police forces and some ...

... residuary estate to accumulate the re- mainder of the innome thereof until his youngetst child is twenty-four years of age, cr- married with lawful consent, and to hold the residuary estate in trust in equal shares for alh of his children, but sub- ject to bringing ...

... of L La Cigale-that is to say, front October, 1890, to December. 1891-atied it was on the Batee Monday of 1891 that lie married Miss Geraldine Ulmar, who was then the principal vocalist in that successful piece. Ivan Caryll. as a matter of faet, was ...

... eighlthe Barnonet, oxf Tiobborne Park, Hampshire, end Anne. daughter of Sir Thomas Burke. of SIarbls Hill, county Gal-way. She married, in 1840, Colonell .3 nhn Towvns-| :Icly. of Towneley, Lancashire. and by him. had osne son71 Richard Henry (deceasedi sod ...

... mcnond pastor of Milton Cistreb. 'Pise sees-i -e over, ares-option was held .st Tlose Hill. -md s-ubsecpeotl-{ the nsa-la- married couple ic-ft 5tsv Pci-rn and Corns .l?, where the honeroc cii a-itt he sos-nt. The re-cute is-es-n a varied and costly character ...

... Engineoer .Iames Old. Firemen Eas~t a3nd Stephen;. Idw~ard Kane and John? Bat-e. OCulrru. jon.. M~artin. Siepheos., a~nd Kane are married mren, andl s-act l'eaves a wsidowr and atvends child1ren. Only the beds- of Kane has- been re- rot-red. Toe stesm lifob-tt ...