... paying hia addresses to her, and about month since, she gave Mrs. Talbot notice of her intention leave, as she was about to be married. The notice Mrs. Talbot refused, she was hired the vear. However,the bannsof marriage were published llinstockand Chetwvnd ...

... LINCOLN, Cabinet and Bagatelle Maker, the Green, Aldershot. PART of detached COTTAGE, near Ihe Camp, TO LET rNFI'RXISHED, married Gentleman without family, occupier being a single gentleman. Address X.Y., Mr. T. Cornfield, Aldershot Wanted, GOOD GENERAL ...

... LINCOLN. Cabinet and Bagatelle Maker, the Oreen, Aldershot. PART of a detached COTTAGE, near the Camp, TO LET RNLSIIEB, married Gentleman without family, the occupier being a single gentleman. Address X.Y., Mr. T. Cornfield, Aldershot Wanted, GENERAL ...

... Isabella Baukes. administering her constantly small doses either of arsenic antimony, or some other irritant poison. lie was a married man. but lie had gone through the ceremony of marriage with the deceased shortly before Iter death, and 1.. bad induced her ...

... Alexander, but Count Victor Wimpffen, lieutenant in the -trian navy, son of the Austrian general of that name, his j'i-t married the daughter of Baron Sina, the Linker, receiving with the bride (says (laliymni) fortune twentv-tive millions of francs. ...

... anything wrong to the deceased. I admit that acted illegally marrying her when wife was alive, but did it for her sake. She was a lady of fortune and and her friends were very respectable, an 1 married her to protect her from self-reproach, until we could contract ...

... bachelor, and son to Francis Marshall, shipowner, had been married at Haddington Church, to Sophia Dawson, widow, on the 3rd July, 1858, and that the 28th of June ■ the present year was married at St. George's, Hanover-square, to Jane Haves, widow, the ...

... May, 185' J. j states that 1,401,080 names were inscribed in the national registers during the year 1857. 818,1'.M persons married in lli.it year; 008,071 children were ushered, birth, into this pleas| anxious being, the poet Gray calls it, and 4111 ...

... and when the Duke of Queensberry die I left her £150,000, two houses in Piccadilly, and one at Richmond. Maria Fagniani married lajrd Yarmouth, afterwards the Marquis Hertford—- the Lord Stein Vanity fair, and also a character more flattering Disraeli's ...

... civilisation. For ourselves, we thought was the Capital. AI. A young prince of the illustrious house of Monaco was asked why had married rich old woman. /o/, was the pay young prince's replv, •* let me ask you, what poor man in hurrv to get enormous Hank-note ...

... inheritance by the carrying away of the dowry of the Countess de Maurey—which would have returned to the Lantivys if she had not married Davifcre—think it very hard that the name itself, well as the monev, should likewise have passed to the unskirted monk Eontevrault ...

... been aware of the accident moment sooner it is probable the little sufferer's life would have been preserved. A sister was married a fortnight ago, and her family have now from the height of rejoicing been plunged into the deepest sorrow.— Cork Constitution ...