... of late years the age at which most people marry has risen considerably, and one of the main reasons for this is the increased cost of living. Some hint that girls are less willing than their mothers to marry in the early twenties, that they look forward ...

... altar steps. For at last Sylvia was safdy married, married—and to Percival! Earle gave a short sharp sigh as he realized it and his look was touched with bitterness. If she had yielded earlier! If she had married Pap when he first asked her a year ago! ...

... and looking ahead with kind of willing-martyr expression, as though they had decided for conscientious reasons on getting married and were resolved to go through with it. Who on earth can he be?” , . Vera was unable to surmise, and merely “Fancy Pynsent ...

... his guard, but very soon he is a porcupine with all his spines out. She not to suppose that he has the least intention of marrying her. and he can be brutal enough tell her so if lie thinks she has misinterpreted his ephemeral attentions. Always some excuse ...

... Co. Wexford, and Miss Mercedes McGrath, daughter of Sir Joseph McGrath, LL.D., Registrar of the National University, were married. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. D. Bolger, uncle of the bridegroom, who also celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Mr. Patrick ...

... vet of the first marriage, was Isabella, who in time married Mr. Edward Carson, and became the mother the oresent Lord Carson. Her elder brother. Walter, succeeded in time to the estate, and married a Cork heiress, who was winning and orettv-faced well ...

... would be unfair to this beautiful girl to expect her to marry a poor struggling barrister like himself when it lay in her power to become a great lady —a very great lady indeed; or else to marry the nephew of a reputed millionaire—the adopted son of Sir ...

... Home at Donnybrook and his widow almost immediately after married Mr. Groom. She was pretty woman, of the soubrette type, and was fond of gaieties and dancing. Two of her children (Jacksons) married a short time previous to her death, the boy taking his ...

... 30 Fitzwilliam Place, has not now any unmarried daughters. The eldest remained for the last, and a little over a week ago married Mr. James Bruce Mantell, very quietly, in the little parish church at Holm wood, and is now the chatelaine of a handsome house ...

... Bedford, and Dr. George Alexander Paulin, of Malpas, Cheshire, eldest son of Sir David and Lady Paulin, of Edinburgh, were married at St. Paul’s, Bedford, last week. Miss Milligan was the first woman member of the Bedford Borough Council, and the Mayor ...

... Her mother, Mrs. Tracy, had married twice. Dorns could not remember her step-father, but she learnt that he had died when she was eighteen months old. Her own father had died before she was born, and her mother had then married a Captain Tracy in the Navy ...

... they may marry, and business in such cases is seldom the lode-star in their scheme life. The married woman takes her business interests and responsibilities more seriously, and it is generally found that the most successful business- are' married. Most of ...