... of arvey, NC and his exteasive contimutios to the ?? 4A1 tions of the Royal and other socetim De The distinguished sgm-n married in 1544 Ba B4C Lydia, daughter of the Rev. Henry North; and be is succeeded by his m John, who wae born in De 184S.m ?? ? ...

... the year 1815, and was of not onlv a director ii2, but a partner of, the Pacific se Stearnsa2p Company. Jntheyearl1876 he married ife a daughter of the late S. R. Graves, MP. for this re- city. He was the second holder of the baronetcy, 2s which was created ...

... Knotty Ash, dt which is traced from King Edward I. (1239- til 1274), through his daughter Elizabeth Plan. ev tagenet, who married Humphrey de Bohun el (12761322). The pedigree runs through the te Devon and Cornish families of Courtenay, VI Trethurffe, ...

... conditions attached to the call for active service are that the men must be £ from 20 to 35 years of age, good shots, and un- ti married; and each man must have been at least C two years efficient. It was officially stated V1 that khaki clothing, together ...

... by tire early yesterday molming. A Sn boot shop in the basement was gutted, and tene- ments were extensively damaged. A married cotiple occupying one of the rooms bad a narrow WI escape. The ball, scenery, prosceninrn, and dresses re, ;f considerable ...

... company. All th men selected must pass the military medical ex- m amination, mut be first-class shots or marksmen, PC and married men will not be taken unless an in- u sufficiency of single offers. The company Will es assemble at Wrexham in a fortnight ...

... must be medicaily fit for active sermoce.- (hi Prerenece should be given to unmar- ried Den, or widowers without children. Married men should be accepted only in the event of an insufficient number of single men or widowers without ohildrl volun- teering ...

... Lord James of Her-m J'c, 5x-nnembcr of Parhiament for Bury. Ljnet-slaie. aviilst his father, Mr. John ma une ;n c. twho married a iveroool w.-is a selichtor at Hereford. The neiv n, L 4. is ?? of age, and unmarried, and he ?? be a very wealthy man if ...

... bride's travelling dress was of heliotrope with white embroidered bodice and hat of -velvet chenile. In the afternoon the newly-married couple left for London. In celebration of the happy ;Even the tenrintry were entertained to dinner, which was -followed by ...

... are in Birken- head, expressed their readiness to go upon wn. active service, and 79 paraded for examination. sat All th married men were promptl dismissed se- and those who had rot been e.r ' shots for a ers number of year were also disqualified. This ...

... LONGTON MURDER el A verdict of wilful murder was raturned by the necoroner's jry at Langton, yesteday, againsa at Lydia Bates, married woman, who is alleged to hbse killed her son, Richard Heary, aged eight. The child's head had been severed from the body. ...

... complaint might ensue in consequence of single t Iifen finding the home too comfortable to induce a them to leave it in favour of married life. (Laugh- n ter.) The directors could congratulate them- I selves on their architect (Colonel C. 0. ElEison)w, who, having ...