... 1cstroved by fire on Wednesday. A bosothop in ?? basement was gutted, and some adjacent tene- ments were extensively damaged- A married couple olcupying one of the rooms had a narrow escape. On Sunday night a fire occurred at the farm of Mr. John Dutton, jun ...

... Lord Charles Beres- ford AIr. ?? Desuison Faber, of Harrogate anil Loindon, who is a nephew of Lord Grisothorpe, and whoi married a daughter of the late Sir Frederick Grhlam, of Netherby. The Council of the York Conservative Association onfirmed ?? choice ...

... Tuesdity eveninig by the City Core- ii1c-rr 0Mr. Sgidney Smnelt, into the eirlclunistalnci.n surrildin tile death Of a young married woman Ilamod 'Martha, JTau Spellman, whose husband, Jloseph Spellman, is a earter- living in Croydonl-street, Salfcrd. On ...

... anrl no Conrt oi lav ini this country will compel her to (lo so. Ignioralice.-I thin;k vou wvill find it cheapcst 1o be married in ehulrr+h afta banis dily puolied. EMIL.OYEII AND IRMPLOYlE'D. 50 Years' Subscriber.-If you tell ise tire nature of your ...

... inspector of sohools in the Humanitarian. We have all hbard that to the inquiry, What is the text that forbids a, man marrying more wives than one? came the answer, No man can serve two masters. The inspector tells that on one occasion he asked ...

... would have done without yov, said the girl, pressing his arm affection- atelr. C-one under long ago, I suppose. When ae ire married, Jem, I shall presume upon the rela~t ionship to lecture him. He is very wild, but lie has his good )oints, poor fellow. ...

... any alteration madle in the register, but if you de- sire this to be done you Fhould consult the person by w-hom you were married. ?? AND EMtPLOYED. Daisy.-The apprentice is bound by the clauses in the indenture of apprenticeship, and if it is therein ...

... be told hoen to proceed. The fees duly smount to a feav shillings, and ihe marriage is as binding as if the parties wore married in church. EMPt'LOYER AND EMPLOYED. Taffy.-If you have stated the ternis of the indsl'nture correctly to me you are entitled ...

... should have leN to victory ous -i; from Canada and Australia. ( Co!l. 1 i in the Fighting F'ifth for 1%w .J . I' Colonel is married to a sister ot of h.. IaMend Gonne. Nliss Goenne * ?? n strongly onl tio side of tho Ito1.- struggle. Sl'e is as ssell known ...

... girl, writing sonnets to her which may or may not now be extant. She was married by her parents to some Baron, and he did his hest to forget her in hard work. H-e subsequently married-in 1848 X-Mias Euphemnia Gray, a vivacious Sooteh lady. The I marriage ...

... anxious about their husbands. The latter is in London, the former at Aldershot. General Sir William Gatacre has been twice married. The present Lady Gataore is a daughter of Lord Davey. ?? Lord Dundonald, who has jiust added lustre to the record of the ...

... Insurance (Dariven).-The olaim lo,- expeisses tean- not be sustained, but the ether claims possibly may A be. 'The young married couple ease insist upon all the presents beiug given up. ?? AND EMPLOEovD, d .J. J. (Lismerick).-Tlie Workmen's Compensation ...