... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in favour of a married womau living separate from her hnsband. A Victim-A person can be sued in the county court I for a stilling. The cost of issuing the cunmons will be a shilling. Anglo Scot.-We do not know whether you can be . married more cheaply in ...

... the wedding a reception was held at the en's Hotel, at e which over 160 guests were present. Later in e the day the newlv-married couple left for Borne, s where the honeymoon will be spent. The e bride's travelling costume was of dark-lue-cloth, with white ...

... h-s:iil5' Mr. Douglas Gwine. Thetem was nto Md Mr. Priestley, who appeared for the peti;-i- r- se said that the parties were married on tee 1ita sr January, 1S83, at St. Michael's Churb. T; se teth-park, and they afterward, lived in Porsturc.D e street, ...

... Liverpool. As if h already stated, the men of the 5th Irish will DM to-morrow reeive ther kharki unis.t- The a w same evening the married members will be the examined by Dr. M'urry, on behslf of the Act Prudential Compan, which proposes to insure each of the mem ...

... increased of late years, with the result that thor - were very much pressed for room. Dr. Ra'w Liv e having recently got married, it would be readily On0 , understood that his present quarters in the in- LT e filmary would be usuitable for him. Some wee ...