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... and the unfortunate man was drowned. His body was recovered shortly afterwards. He leaves a young wife, to whom he had been married only a fewdays. Do net urge orweaen the bowebt, but s S.iflyen the MlM and bide. A perfect liver corrodeltri. Qarer' Little ...
... impecuniosity, is ?? disorgacised as we were all led to suppose.- Weanmiinster Gazcfte. ;A FORTU NLE IN CHANCERY. Annie Nelmesa married woman, residing in Tetuan Rads, Shepherd's Bush, wsa finally examined at the West London Police Court, on Saturday, on a charge ...
... ? cd, a thoroughly practical Foreman in every brnech of the bnsieos, uspol e underaking entire managemeon of thirty men; married, witheut encumbrance, pro I ferred ; aged 33. House. el. rent fres-Addres, e tinyiages I required, with three referenees, ...
... Police Court, London, on Saturday, fined £92 and costs. At the West London Police Court, on Saturday, Ac-rN-E Nmtarts, a married woman, was committed for trial on charges of obtaining money by repre- senting that her uncle, who had died in Australia, ...
... Angela Mary Kay-Shuttleworth, eldestdaughter of Sir UIghtred Kay-Shuttleworoh, M.P., of Barbon Manr, Kirkby Lonsdale, was married on Saturday at Bar'on Church, Kirkby Lonsdale, to Captain 'Bernard Ramsdea James, of the East bmrrey Regiment son of Mr. John ...
... the tender mercies of perfidious .lbiou. TEm BRAnBm's Hosnatooe CUT SEORT.-Ilarry Whitehead, a Sowerby Bridge barber, got married ca Christmay Day, and wenmt for his honermoon. WNhl:]-. he was away he received the news that William Hi--. a tramping barber ...
... Weary Traveller Inn, John Staits, for 5s. id. and a pint of beer. Pnsoner, on oath, said Boseley, two or three days before marrying his (prisoner's) daughter, gave him two of the 5s. pieces to keep in remembrance. Prisoner was found gnilty.-Boseley, Cooper ...
... members of the Visiting Committee, 'wer re -elected. TRIALS OF PRISONERS. BUa THROWN OuT.-The bill against Annie Richards, married, of Timberdine, near Worcester, for stealing bousehold articles front William Osborne, at Cardiff, on November 20, was thrown ...
... serious a ttack of-influenza, The deceased gentleman -was the eldest son of the Hon, Richard Watson, and was born in 1343, and married in 1867, Laura Mfaria, daugtitei-of the Rev, St, John HL. Culmae-Seymnoor, who pro-deceased him, leavin~ no family. The 'heir ...
... has, however, been sent in to the SaLrlchill spolice. - lire IS A POuts Cr---Yesterday afternoon. at about three o'clock. a married woman, named Mary TaneE[ddock, thirty-seven years of age, Of 8 Court, 1 house, Allison atreet, was 3rrested by a anasuable ...
... short illness. Only just before Christmas she was in Hereford making extensive purchases. She was born on June 23, 1805, and married on August 16, 1832, to Mr. EDwAnD Thaos FOLEY, Of Stoke Edith Park, who died in March, 1846. Mr. Pact FoLEy, of Prestwood ...
... personal religion . which was the mainspring of all her actions during her long life. On the 16th of August, 1232, she was married to Mr. Edward Thomas Foley, of Stoke Edith Park, Heretordshire, who died in March, 1846, at the early age of ftifty- four ...