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... friends will meet the deficit that Is feared, During the lar fee years forty additional missionariee—who in most calms Cr. married—have been sent out, and &Imre all of these rite now on the ordinary funds. The Japer* seem to hags been greatly layered with ...

... A FORTUNE IN CHANCERY. Annie Nelmes, married woman, residing ift, Tetuan-road, Shepherd'* Bush, wax fipallv examined the West London Police court 011 Saturday on charge obtaining divers sunn, amounting to £12, from Henry Harris, au agent the Prudential ...

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... W. J. Holbrook appeared for the complainant, and Mr. F. D. Cooke for the defence.—Complainant stated that they had been married three years, and had one child. Twelve months ago the magistrates granted them separation order, and the defendant refuted ...

... Pathology. * 4 Records Harvey.* and his extensive contributions the Transactions'* the Royal and other societies. The surgeon married in 1544 daughter the Rev. Henry North, and succeeded his son John, who was horn in 1543. MR. .T. D. LEADER. The death Saturday ...

... limy me 444114 'tediums sad ha is suppowd to have taken • dose peian. nod t eed., epplleseem, at head, emy Mr. Stuhley was married four years ago to Mae of application, 4 cerrakero, sad Blank, of Nottingham. thoeotgely ding to our aqui, ami.berbarens grate ...

... - Records of Haney. - red ha extensive contrilietsone to the of the Royal and ~this societie.. Tb• diatingeishod sergor married to 1844 Lydie., :tty ' h f ts t os b % 1 1 :1:h. n w e rCaTt ' r ' ; dlBo.B.fila. THE AMALFI DISASTER. ENGLISH VISITORS' NARROW ...

... The deceased gestleseen was the eldest toe of the late Hon. R. Watson, M.P., she died in IRO. s.d was torn kg years ego. He married a ISH the daughter at the Rev. Sir J. H. Ctiltlit Seymour. Wires he was I • yens, maa Mr. Watson wee a lieutenant the Urania ...

... No farthe corerawy de neetsrary, sad wuneaw to the contract are nut rtrieue I. hw the sot of tog that ibis primitive marries,: c quiet/. noppotion that the youth nodose. caw of merriege, be by swearing girl that her of .wntmnt u cot to taste, and ...

... naiwe of Vic ria. where his te dod dur My seats, vine 81K Sears ag being then a horee-dealer of questionable re- pute—he married the daughter of a well-to-do jarmer in the Ovens district (Viec.). But for some time past —since, indeed, @ short time after ...

... THE BARBER'S HONEYMOON CUT SHOUT. Hurry Whitehead, Sowerby barber, got married Chri»tina« Day, and went for his houey* | inoou. Whilst ho was away received the newt i that William tramping barber, whom he had left in charge of his shop, had, 3 absence ...