... THE AGE TO MARRY. ♦ well-known man contends that no young man wader 25 years of age is in any sense competent to take unto himself a wife. Before that age he is full of fancies, and it m his boyish nature to flit from one fanny to soother. He is incapable ...

... MARRIED r. SINGLE. This, the first match of the season, was placed on the Penyponnd ground on Thursday, the 17th inst. The young tins, although less versed in the intricacies of matrimony, seemed to know more about the Xe:ioual pastime than their married ...

... MARRY. NEAR ABEROAVENNY NALuArLE FRF.F.DOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE. WITH GARDEN %ND PADDOCK. n TWO COTTAGES AND GARDENS Pox SALE. MESSRS. STRAKER dt SON via .ffvr for St LE AECIIOPI. at ONEVUOVED HOTEL, ABEK• OA% ENE V, 11.7ES11AY, Met MAY. ♦t Three for Four ...

... ABERGAVENNY CRICKET CLUB. MARRIED I. SINGLE, The town club commenced thhe season on Saturday, with a match between the married and single members, and the game ended in a win for the Married XI. by 33 runs. The following were the scores : KABBIED Xt ...

... are living. Guerry had 19 children, of whom eight are living. These eight children are married, and have had altogether 69 children, out of whom seven are married and have *2O children. Thus Guerry has had 99 descendants, 98 being still living. ...

... THE GIPSIES' WEDDING. A novel wedding took place on Monday at Norwich, when • couple of travelling gipsies wen married at St. Peter's Church. The beaming couple drove up in a pair -horse brake, surrounded by relatives numbering about a score, and including ...

... life. George : You are too previous, old man ; I am not to be married until to-morrow. Jack: That's what I my. This is one of the happiest days of your life. Wirr don't you marry that girl? She is a real pearl. Ah, yes; but I. don't like the ...

... Caroline Winslow Hall, recalls several similar careers. The most famous was, perhaps, that of Hannah Sne ll . Horn in 17:n, she married • Dutch sailor, and after his desertion of her set out to And her recalcitrant spouse. dressed in men's clothes. Taking the ...

... to court the mother, Some weeks ago deceased asked him to marry her. H. rid be would considsr it, and meanwhile went on a visit North. Overton told several friends that she was going to be married, and gave notice to her employers. She wrote to bee lover ...

... indicted for contracting a bigamous marriage with James Wilkinson at Boston on March 21, 1809, her husband, to whom she was married in Manchester in September, 1803, being alive. Mr. Appleton, addressing the Court in mitip. lion of punishment said the prisoner ...

... persons who reach the age of 40 years 125 are married and 75 unmarried. At 60 the proportions am 48 to 22; at 70 years. 27 to 11 ; and at 90 years, nice to eight. Fifty centenarian had all been married. ...

... following statistics: May and November are the most marrying mouths. Fewer people are married in March than in any other month. When bachelors marry widows, the widow is generally the eider; but when widowers marry maids, the mato is neuaily the younger. ...