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... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends to the' orthern Whig the following extraordinary story ofa wedding :-Oo Saturday last a marriage ceremony, attended with very- unusual circumstances, took place in a little town not 20 miles from Belfast. A youthful ...
... now to show that you mar. 8red a woman in 1844, when you had a wife, and who Is 8 -stll alive. 8 Prisoner: I admit that I married that female, but the otherone is dead. 3 Mr. Alderman Farebrother: I hold in my hand a letter detailing the circumstances ...
... centuries, and all-powerful among the Latin peoples, especially among the French, *he determines to -remjn a married Catholic priest. A married priest! It is almost impossible to realize to imaginations nurtured in Protestantism the sense of shud. dering ...
... MARRIED BY LIGHTNING. A Strange Amierican Story. A strauge phellomeuon has for three years ex- cited amazement in North Texas. Three years ago Aneon Kellar owned 400 acres of laud. Twenr y-tive or thirtv yearsof sge, tall, muscular, an American by the ...
... the main question revolves. If we could only get rid of our soldiers who have married without leave, it would be comparatively easy to deal with the soldiers who have married with leave. To say that it is difficult to find a remedy for this evil is no ...
... ICLIARCIVhEN MARRIED. .L i- Jan. 13d at Barnstaple, the Rev. John Clarlw Lewis, Rector of Alverdiscott, Devon, to Isabella Brisbane, Egunpest danghter of the late John Beavis Bignell, M.D., Jan. 20, in St. James's Church, Paddington, the Rev. John Jos ...
... days it made its appearance amongst the married families, and carried off several children and women, but up to date the men (the 88th Regiment) have escaped. In consequence of the disease having attacked the married families, they were in obedience to a ...
... who assumed to bo an Ameriean rmerebant Io 'ad obtainediseaelY7lO. from Eliza Loyer, under the iretence that he Intended to marry her, was brought up for further examination, and again remanded. Res. pectingbimn the following romance is abridged fom ihe ...
... THE MARRYING SOOUNDREL. EXTRAOUDINANY DISCLOSURES. At the Guildhall Pollto.office, on Saturday, Joseph Mortimer, who asa.med to bg on American merchant, C' and obtained nearly £ from ]33115. Layer, under the pretenece that he intonded to ?? her, was brought ...
... MARRIED LADlES. (Prom the SaturdAy Reriiew.) If any one doubts whether the growing prominence of married woman in society be a fact or not, he has only to attend a London ball, or'stayat an English country-house. Now-a-days, it is the married women who ...
... CLERGYMEN MARRIED. August 12, at the Chapel of the Charterhouse, the Rev. Frederick Young, M. A., Rector of Pett, near Hastings, son of H. Young, Esq., of Russell.square, and Sudbury Grove, Harrow, to Anne, eldest daughter of the Ven. W. H. Hale, Archdeacon ...
... CLERGYMEN MARRIED. April 25, at Belleville, Canada West, the R{ev. heptilnus Jones, B.A., to Eliza Bruce, youngest daughter of the late William Hutton, Esq., Secretary to the Bureau of Agri- culture and Statistics. June 3, at Walcot Church, Bath, the ...