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... of the Coutts name and fortune. The great banker. Mr. Coutts, married as his second wife the beautiful Wain, Harriot Mellon), who inherited all his great wealth, and subsequently married the Duke of St. Albans. Having no children she left the fortune ...
... mitigation of damages that Craddock, at the time of the accident, was engaged to be married to a widow with money, and that since the accident the couple had married and taken a public-house. This fact, it was maintained, should be taken into consideration ...
... volunteers. _ . . Corporal Singer said there were many single men who would be proud to go to the front, and there were many married men, himself amongst them, who were proud of the tact that they were going out. (Hear. hear.) He meant to do his best when ...
... office as Financial Secretary of the War Office, Surveyor-General of Ordnance, and unpaid Charity Commissioner. In 1873 he married Alice, adopted daughter of Lord Mount-Stephen. He has no heir. The other new peer. Sir John Lubbock, is equally distinguished ...
... to traffic by carts left iu streets on market days, but no reply has been received.— William Jones, Mardy, a reservist, a married man ith one child, had been called up for service in South Africa, and the committee recommended that the wife be allowed ...
... left is placed on the hall table se the caller goes away. A married woman calling on • widow or spinster leaves one other own cards and one of her husband's. If the lady called upon is married, or has a brother living with her, the caller leaves two of ...
... reserve:—Corporal W. Davies, Privates Thomas Jones, A. J. Williams, W. Vaughan, W. Symonds, and J. Walker. It is surmised that married men will not be accepted, and there are three amongst the above-named, but there will be no difficulty in filling their places ...
... forthwith. TIMER peculiar divorce cases are reported from the United States. In the first an octogenarian in Mary. land, who was married in 1652, asks to be freed I rom his spouse, who has deserted him for the but 84 yams. The youngest of their five children ...
... And no trace of her for live years, the law allows him to remarry. Should the second wife also depart for bye years he could marry a third. Then should the Gra wife and second wife return there is no law to prevent them living with their husband and his ...
... retired inspector of schools in the Humanitarian. We have all heard that to the inquiry, What is the text that forbids • man marrying more wives than one? came the answer, No man can serve two toasters. The inspector tells that on one occasion he asked ...
... Bencher of Lincoln's Inn in 1891. Mr. Beckley served as member of the Bu Committee and of the Bar Council from 1883 to 1898. He married in 1887 Bertha Marpretta, daughter of Mr. C. E. Jones. FALL FROM AN EXPRESS. While travelling in a Glasgow express between ...
... reminding her. Mrs. Cranston reddened furiously. One is not expected to relate one's history in the daily papers. I have been married, but my husband is dead. Don't ask me how he died, for when I dwell on that part of my history I am apt to lose my head a ...