... —You will marry. probably before twenty-six. Your husband will be employed in some way that requires much moving about. Many short journeys are shown. MAUD (Lancaster).—You are artistic, and ought to be able to succeed in painting You will marry before ...

... established, he was one of I men nominated by the Council as Honorary, Fellows, in to conetitute the grade. In . 1814. he married Lydia, daughter of the Rev. ' Henry Kurth. &suet& cleplaiu to R.R.H. the Duke of Kant.; and in the same year became : the ...

... thirty-five. You will not live longer than sixty-three. You will be married before thirty, and the happiest years of your fife will be after you are married. BERTHA A. (Lincs).—You ought to marry within the next two years, but be careful that your pride does ...

... and the tiu band*9 circumstances could not have considerably changed meanwhile. MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES. Minnie Madge. 22, married, Catherine-poad, Tottenham, who had oeen remanded a charge of throwing drinking glass at John Fisher, potman at ThfcWoodberry ...

... SEAL, The people the United State* am for the moment occupied with s question of great importance. appears that mayor, after marrying young couple, kissed the bade, with the observation, “This is the official seif the marriage.” Immediately the population ...

... busbies. premises at, Tuilerie-street, Bethnal-green. Tel, on Sunday, Nov. 26, be, having paid a visit to his sister-in-law, a married woman, living at Walthamatow, and having left, there in good health at midday, to return to his home to dinner, had mysteriously ...

... oziAouce of tho yaret al when they tak: b.-iavrs to prc el . :MC.llre. To the SERIOUS CHARM: AGAINST A WOMAN. Annie Neinics, a married woman, rtaidin/ in rltau-road. Shepherd's-bush. was finally examined. Went, LaniLn. us a charge of obtaining diva sums of ...

... yuin, M.P., and other officers. Sixty-five men were sworn in as privates, preference being given to single men, tbouzh some married men were accepted. One volunteer with nine children was I refused. Tbe Yeomaurv officials also received offers from 175 men ...

... ys are good enough hr th em,with an occasional wvar or a royal wedding thrown in for a change ; and they niever think of marrying their best dolls when the country is going to wvar, or 1of comning down to breakfast in a cardboard breastplate when London ...

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... tat elderly II wry and gewslornaa. N. Geed glace and good --Mrs. May. M. Tottenhan-courtgoad. and COOT( - *ANTE. lot Dy. married .My. goal! house. Nasty dinners No washing. t, 1:22 —Mrs. Fry, hgogtm TCIIEXMA3~ CH AD/ lil:.dl'lßED, f.r a lante to Manchester ...

... Murray Ashimore, Ysq., Receiver- Genotal and Chief Collector of Customs and Exci-e of tue IJand of Cyprus. Chatles Alexander Marris, E:q, of the Colonial Oflice, for seivices in connection witu ti:e Venezuelan Mourdary Arbitmtion. Mr. Ilenry Reeve, Colunisl ...