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... le. ; for each se2s. 6d., which will be returned if not ',applied with tervants.—Stenap for reply. $97 ANTED, a MANAGER, Married, for a Country Braaeh.—Apply by letter stating ago, ref.:mem—Address Co-opera' tine Soaiwy, 33, Gwyn Street, Bedford. 'V ANTED ...
... brilliant hakes,* in Ipindon. Her ePeond husband, 11r. Leigh (who report said was in lore with her and wanted to marry her before the married Yr. Hadley Ward) lift her all his large boats foe life and • great deal of mooey, which, it ie said, eta has bequeathed ...
... Hempstead. She was also niece of the late Rev. Sir Henry Regis Bart. M.A., for many years Rector of Groat 13ritlebill. She was married in 1851 to Mr. George John Wingfield, second eon of the late Rev. and Honourable Edward Wingfield (3rd eon of the 4th Viscount ...
... while the knitting-cleas members had their tea to Frida. Win y n:coos —Yr. Arthur Tuffaell, son of Mr. Thomas Toting% wee married to Mae Alice Albury Christmas Day. Mies E. Albury and Him H. Hare (her fellow Fervent at the Vicarage for some years) were ...
... became engaged to Hi.- Smith, sr4er of the Bev. Climax-kis Smith, of Hi:dente, whereupon be gave op him follomhip at Orford, married, and settled in that riling.. Daring the shone half century that the R,v. U. W. Pears* has been at Walton he him tekmi an ...
... (Jroome were present. The Mayor addressed the men, and Dr. Crew Bleu ap-.ks a few words of encouragerneet. Thompson I. a married man, and Quion'y monis. Private Griffith., Great Peaturi, of the tat Suffolk., it amoegrt thus, reported Iliaeing in lb ...
... simply be ordered to pay the St. 6d. per week. tine guardian mid it was very usfortunate for the p-or old fellow that he ever married the wn•nnr. The Clerk said he thought they woull I. .. • ble to gets oneriation against the man if 1,,k the ease before the ...
... ormapsay. Binfield and Mr. H•rrsryy BMfield, who have lately taken the proprietorwhip of the Nag's Head Inn in thin pvi•h, w•n, married on Monday at noels The bride wee eteirvel hi a costume of black and white ohs*. Onernmemon CUM.—The Keening Continuation Clam ...
... Tom Harry tfoweeby, 'mond Lien. Sowerby, whilet Captain R. Whit.. nephew of Mr Whitbreed. ti e fimt to volunteer for motive marries ..pred by the War Offir. They go • • air, ng. Toe regiment yea nom: rny year. by the lat. ColourlGeorge . r Putridge Bury ...
... written, but the other contents of the number are somewhat slighter than usuaL A Myrrearoos Roassay.—A short time ago a married woman living in Bedford had a dream and abe dreamt that someone sea in her bedroom committing a robbery, and was making off ...
... in the Y.M.O A. ROOMS. Special Regan'. for Prayer roar be forwarded to J. K. LINNELL, Paventaara VOarage._ 2;06 J. 27 VOU MARRY AND WE'LL DO THE REST.—Wby pay for I , urrialiod Apartments or live in lodging., when by paying renall deposit down and the ...
... had been a pensieuer tar three years, having previous to that beak in beldame as a master tailor at Orford. He was threes married and bad eight claidren, all of whom he outlived, and at the time of hie death the mily near relatives rasa/rang are a nephew ...