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... MARRYING THIS MONTH 3 A delightful recent study of Miss Brigid Laver, daughter of the well-known costume and art historian, Mr. James Laver, C.B.E., of II, Wellington Square, S.W.3. Brigid is to be married on September 18th to Mr. Robin McEwen, son of ...
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... with him. Charles was her destined man she would marry him. Her brother Henry smiled and said No. To clinch a peace with France and further his dream of one day regaining our French heritage she would marry the old and infirm Louis XII. and b'e Queen of ...
... income of £2,000, and the woman £1 ,000. If they were married their joint income-tax liability would be £765, together with surtax of £113, making a total of £878. But if they co-habit and remain un married, the total liability reduces to £744, making a saving ...
... Kensing ton Place, W.8, married Mr. John Burgess, son of Mr. Mrs. F. C. Burgess, Parkfield Avenue, Amersham, Bucks, at St. James's, Piccadilly Pateras Dracoulis: Miss Mitsa Pateras, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Stephanos N. Pateras, married Mr. George H. Dracoulis ...
... Another Margaret Drummond was married privately to James IV. of Scotland, and as a reward was poisoned with two of her sisters in 1501. Her younger sister, Elizabeth, became great-grandmother of the wretched Darnley; who married Mary Queen of Scots. Altogether ...
... cousin. Victoria Enough to marry me? Albert More than enough to marry you, for people in our position often marry without love at all. Victoria I wouldn't do that Albert. Albert Nor could I Victoria. Victoria Then you will marry me? Albert If it is your ...
... Chobham, Surrey, was married to David Graham, son of Mr. Mrs. R. Graham Bailey, of Lansdowne Crescent, W.ll, at St. Luke's, Chelsea Rugg Duckworth: Philippa Ann, daughte of Sir Percy Lady Rugg, of Montagu Squ re, W.l, was married to Captain Geoffrey Lor: ...
... had put his signature. Before 1857, when the first Matrimonial Causes Act was passed, a married woman had no separate existence in the eyes of the law. Once married she could make no contract with her husband or anybody else. Everything that was hers or ...
... Gwynne Builth, Breconshire Miss Susan Piatt, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Piatt o/ Melangini 01 Joro Orok Kenya is fo marry Mr. A. F. Bremner, the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment 16th Foot), only son of Mrs. I. Bremner o/ Cheyne Walk. Chelsea ...
... was married to Lady Frances Howard, but was divorced from her in 1613 by Act of Parliament. Hume gives many piquant details of this marriage, in which the lady apparently could not be persuaded to play her part. The Lady Essex subsequently married J ames ...
... Brig. J. I. Muirhead, C.I.E., M.C., and Mrs. Muirhead, of Craigie- burn House, by Mojfat, Dumfriesshire, is engaged to be married to Mr. John Michael Raisman, elder son of Sir Jeremy Raisman, G.C.I.E. K.C.S.I., and Lady Raisman, of Fieldhead. Shamley Green ...