... THE MARRIED. G. H. Cooper, married, appealed on the gi . ound that he supplies about 1,000 customers every week with oil, and considered his business was very important to the well-being of the community. The Chairman: I don't like sending married men ...

... MARRIED. H. G. Roberts, st. Mannooch b Smith 51 W. Cole, ¢ Mannooch b Bmith .. .. 20 E. Hoad, ¢ Kinrces b Smith 11 Kodt. BVI X e e R ev. lou-.bbsSl_::Lth £ ‘C. A. Wanton, bßmith .. ..4# W. R. Stratton, not out .. .. 54 C. B ...

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... TO BE MARRIED. Nurse Kerner, th: Committee further remorted, resignad her position as charge nurse of the female infirmary, and she applied for the retwrn of her superannuation contributions, It was “ecided, as Nuree Kerner had been in the service of ...

... THE MARRIED. In considering tile claim of a married at- man named Cfiarles Richard Foster (38), a woodcutter, of Thurnham, a proposal was made to give the appellant six months' ekemption. The Military Adviser: Don't give him as long as ti at. All those ...

... MARRIED. July 22, at Richmond, Surrey, Henry Dance Twysden. Req.. R.N., of Dsrtmors, Devonshire, to Mary, third uatuthter of Sir William Tayedea, Bart., Roydon Hall, Rent. SOUTH EASTERN GAZETTE PRINTING WORKS, bd. WEEK ST. IiLiIDSTONE. ...

... MARRIED ilse King's cniplai is can claim the boostero4 Lavaag roan Maenad tor es isaPP, la held by Mr. and Gowan Judin, of Pear Tree Lane. blighain. have recesved a letter from le in sadywnit coagratoiating them on the 01 Il7tb weddlng anwversary. and ...

... MARRY. Taa IllAfel aura ri. held Orr erred marl as tear Na. ere MI bees eel afro payee le tor arl 011 re snorers erre w d e '=4.i. eras tree be MAI el the Tr mere wee I. bee There se be seri a.. erre ee Air Lire Nary bad besa tomot•••4 IS. rears was ...

... MARRIED 'MAN MARRIES A WIDOW. Edward Wade, 37, a - corporal in the R.A.M.0., pleaded guilty to marrying in November, 1911, Mary Ann Elizabeth Austen, of Sutton Valence, his- wife Famiy, to whom he was married on the 14th October; 1899, being then alive ...

... warn going to marry agm . . . Mr, repried that there evidence that -he the man with shom ahe went thrt.tigh the tra.ond ceremony. Mr. Pitman, addressing the Court in mitigation. said prison:'r was only is: years of age when she was married in lan. She was ...

... State towards the two married women? It is universally admitted that ,or the good of the rising generation there ie no possible comparison between the two methods. Yet the State is proposing to put a premium upon the worst form of married life to penalise ...

... MARRYING THE -LODGER. • • RUM y Cousens, 47, laundress, .I:ileac:led guilty to bigamy at Folkestone on October . 21st, 1911. . Wardley, prosecuting, said 1 prisoner married in 1898 at Cheriton, but owing ;to differences the parties separated in 19071 ...