... effort which is being made is Sunday school. In the afternoon n )rlar service of song entitled Old o 'vas rendered by the married people e d with the above place of worship. b Fenwick conducted. Mr J. W. t was barmnoniumist, MrJ. Atkin- n ve the connective ...

... of arvey, NC and his exteasive contimutios to the ?? 4A1 tions of the Royal and other socetim De The distinguished sgm-n married in 1544 Ba B4C Lydia, daughter of the Rev. Henry North; and be is succeeded by his m John, who wae born in De 184S.m ?? ? ...

... , and it other officers. Sixty-five men were sworn in as d privates, preference being given to single men, although some married men were accepted. One d Volunteer with nine children was refused. The- 3. Yeomanry offlcials also received - offers from ...

... 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 ...

... death, which is deeply regretted in the town, Sir Willianm Henry Wills, M1.P., loses his father-in. Jaw, Sir William having married deceansed's daughter Elizabeth, who dlcd in 1896. WESTON-S-MARE HARRIERlS. ANN UAi, HUNT BREAKFAST. (tn Saturday morning Mir ...

... ys are good enough hr th em,with an occasional wvar or a royal wedding thrown in for a change ; and they niever think of marrying their best dolls when the country is going to wvar, or 1of comning down to breakfast in a cardboard breastplate when London ...

... 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, ...

... the year 1815, and was of not onlv a director ii2, but a partner of, the Pacific se Stearnsa2p Company. Jntheyearl1876 he married ife a daughter of the late S. R. Graves, MP. for this re- city. He was the second holder of the baronetcy, 2s which was created ...

... sick at their own dwellings, a and to supply all such medicines as may be necessary, b Secondly, to assist poor lying-in married women by providing them with the -assistance of trained mid. B wives, and in cases of difficulty with medical assistance, ...

... volunteered to join but they bave not yet been oxamined. Prefer- elice was given in the selection to yovng singla meen, but some married men who had not large famuilies were accepted. The Yeomanry are attested J as privates, and their commanding officer will ...

... OFFICERS AND PruVATFS-AMarried Men :-In the cases of married men, there will be paid to their wives and children (1) the ordinary army separation allowance, (2) one-half of the civil pay of the husband. No married Civil servant should 'be selected for military ...

... gaps la the rear of the ionisers' regimen* and those the Militia sad Venn teen cared by thane Me nese or wort ma on eres marries. He rased Neaps*, to whom they se mak to give beg young mem be Mord In imilisnry sun* and err they rd gene lbergh tie wake ...