... who lost otf, a ,:th and renounc ed hi s ca lli ng ; m y ran a way from her hu s band, an d, a ft er orce was pronounced, married him. I legal son. My father's name wa s Walter ; I believe he was a very man. H e an d m y mo th er di e d on t h e five years ...

... YESTERDAY'S WEDDING. Miss lone Paley, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Paley, of Freckenham House, Solam. Cambs., was married yesterday at St. Paul's, Knightsbridge, to Major Capel Cure, of Blake Hall, Essex. There were eight bridesmaids, dressed in ...

... white, little face. Couldn't we enter Eder to-day? After to-morrow—well, a long good-bye. I'm too poor a man to ask you to marry me. My yearly income wouldn't pay your milliner's bill ; besides he stopped short • then, taking one of the girl's cold hands ...

... loving Denis Peyton, the man she is to marry, but Mrs. Wharton, with a clever sense of contrast, reveals and shatters that joy in the first chapter. Peyton, when tested, fails, and Kate, though her soul revolts, marries him from a motive not here to be divulged ...

... just told an anecdote, lacking that invaluable adjunct, in the presence of her husband, with the result ' familiar to the married. However that may be, she was undeniably right. And, in the same way. that woman is right who values the finishing touch in ...

... FUND'S. Mort;ages or Pur:hases, large or small, promptly arr-in fdr terms. Immediate atforlcd. Diificult cases dealt with. to married Lilies. Call or write for advi::e. No fees unless business done. GRANT CO., 2'23, Strand, Law Courts, W.C. ...

... his Honour added, a ntlY, he felt sure it would be a noisy e new di rectory o f t h e c i ty of Metz the eris ast s k °f married men are mar k e d with an tec o r n eninry of my dear father and in ac crs of f a ithf u l serv i ces , says a note t hit; ...

... shortly to be married, is musically gifted in no common degree ; Lady Guendolen Osborne, eldest daughter of the Duchess of Leeds, has inherited much of her mother's literary talent and artistic taste. Lady Gwendolen Guinness, the newly-married, is an all-round ...

... Talbots who died in infancy, all in a row. Lord Talbot's first wife was the daughter of Sir James Boswell, and last year he married Mrs. Gurney, the widow of the head of the big banking firm of that name. * * Lord Malmesbury and his mother, Lady Malmesbury ...

... or Purchases, large or small, promptly arranged on fair term,. Immediate afford,d. Diffi,ult cases dealt with. Advances to married ladies. Call or write for advice. No fees unless business done. GRANT & CO., 225, Strand, Law Courts, W.C. ! : ; ; • • • I ...

... Streatham—met her Squire Thornhill, otherwise Collett, at Hythe. They were engaged last April, and came up to London to be married on May 2. A wedding ring was purchased in the Strand, and a visit paid to what purported to be a registry office. Here were ...

... Tuesday, at half-past two. It will take place at St. Thomas's Church, Fifth-avenue, New York) where the Duke of Marlborough was married. The Rector, Dr. Stires, will perform th e ceremony, the benediction being given Bishop Doane, of Albany. The Duke Will be ...