... MARRIED AT THIRTEEN. A remarkable marriage was eriebratftl is Naples on Sunday. when • certain Celeatino tliordano. aged fifteen. way wedded to Giulia Kappi. • damsel of thirteen. The commissioner at the regi-try ofGee was loth to perform tile ceremony ...

... THE MAN TO MARRY. One who can face tie' world. On.• a wife can look up to. One who is kind and considerate to all women. One blessed with • healthy appetite, good digestion. and even temper. OM who believes his wife the hest woman in the world. and would ...

... NOT TO MARRY. Don't marry to reform a man. Ile who would not reform before marriage is not likely to do so afterwards. There is no more fallacious hope a girl can entertain than that of changing an unreformed rake into a good husband. Don't marry man to ...

... ON GETTING MARRIED. Under the curious but expressive title of Folkways (Gunn and Co.), Professor Sumner, of Yak University, has produced a book full of curious learning. As showing the difference of view held by different peoples on the same subject ...

... MARRIED THE FAMILY. I seem to have married the family as well as him, said Ethel Burton, wife of a HUcknall (Notts) miner. who applied for a separation order at Nottingham on Saturday after being married five weeks. I can't please my husband, George ...

... MAXIMS FOR THE MARRIED. Never both be angry at once. Never taunt with a rust mistake. Never allow a request to be repeated. Never meet without a loving welcome. Never forget the happy hours of early love. Never talk at one another, either alone or in ...

... MARRIED AT SIXTEEN. A carriage cleaner named John Gorman, twenty - three. of Harendnea-Otne. =ash 'f••wn, was charged at Clerkenwell with intermarrying Elizabeth Mundy at St. Pancras 'Registry Office on October 12th. 1912, his . wife. tizabeth Gorman ...

... MARRIED AT FIFTEEN. Mrs. Mabel Mary Burmester, who met her husband, a yeoman, during the South Atrireas Wir, she being then only !dwelt years old, &- Weed divorce on Monday. DEPTH OF ADMIRAL JONES. Admiral Loftus Jones, who retired from the Navy in 1899 ...

... SEPTUAGENARIANS MARRIED• Mr. William Riding Bradshaw, 4 widower et seventy-fire, and Mrs. Elisabeth Mercer. a widow of sowenty-two, were married at the Preston Rerisary Mee on Mooday. They bad been Wends for pearly sixty, years. ...

... MARRI AGE. COWARD—ARMSTRONG.—On the 1 tth inst., at St. Oswald's. Column. Charles Younger Coward, of Langdale, to Ida Armstrong, of Grasmere. DEATH. MASON.—On October 6th, at his residence, Lake Road, Arabi/side, William Mason, a. ed years, and was interred ...

... TOO YOUNG TO MARRY. The girl who marries when she is but seventeen or eighteen has not had time to get to know thoroughly all that k included in a good education. 16 it any wonder that when he enters on her new life, with its thousand and one fresh pleasures ...

... MARRIED EACH OF UR At the London Guildhall, Edward Smith, twentyseven, of Bartholomew-close, has been remanded ow a charge of committing bigamy.—Police-sergeant Carter said that be was called to the room occupied by Smith, where he found two women who ...