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... IRE HOLIDATS OF TER MARRIED. No person who hae been married for B longer period then six months will doubt for a moment that husband and wife are bappier for being sometimes parted. Even Mr G. B. Sims, who, we believe, is a fully.fledged bachelor, hnows ...
... MARRIED BY TELEGRAPH. AN AMERICAN STORY. Mir. Leary, ace you a married man? Very, sir. Very ! Why do you sav vcry? Because my dear little wite and I arebound togetherby wire. Latimer Leary, you tali enignias. Then, sir, to be as plain as ...
... THE MARRYING SCOUNDREL. COMMITTAL OF MORTIMER. At Guildhall, on SaturVOy, Joseph Mortimer, the Irisb. man, who, by representing himself as a wealthy Ame- rican merchant, has duped a number of respectable women into marriage, or by promising them, obtained ...
... I MARRIED TEACHERS. I To TuE EDITOR OF iLOYD'S NEWS -SIe, -I was very pleased to read your remarks so the Leader Column of the 16th re Married Women in Boardichools. I have beenliving close to a Board school for years, and at the present time there ...
... that the number of married soldiers per troop or company shall be limited; that no soldier shall marry without leave; that the recognized married soldier shall enjoy certain privileges which are denied to the comrade who may have married without leave. In ...
... MARRYING FOR MONEY. Richard John Fiogley, of Buckingham Road, Dalston, was summoned at Worship-street Police Court, for as- saulting Marian Fkogley and Rachael Nickley. Mr. Hunmphreys said that the parties had boon married only six months, one half of ...
... TO MARRIED SOLDIERS. The following circular memorandum relative to the augmentation of colonial corps was issued from the Hlorse-guards on Monday:- 'The general commanding-in-chief having, in con- currence with the secretary of state for war, approved ...
... inasmuch as it involves the legitimacy of the . children of parents married elsewhere than in the churches of the Establishment. If parents so married have not been sufficiently married, then a slur rests upon 1 their offspring. There is, happily, however ...
... CLERGY _ EN MARRIED. _9Aon L rGY e P iJee. 20, at Holy Trinity Church, Brompton, the Rev. Sout Kensmngton, and of L~oudwvater, Rickmnansworth, ?? Dec 23at t. ?? Rev. A. M. W. Christoph~er, Rector, assi8tedbuy tohle Re H. Sturdy, Curate, the Rev. Robert ...
... CLERGYMEN MARRIED. Jan. 3, at Chariton, near London, the llev. T. Cornish Pratt, of Staplegrove, near Taunton, to Mary 13. Sheard, Rlock House, Blackheath, London. Jan. 24, at Twickenbam, the 11ev, II. T. Salmon, M.A., eldest son of the Rev. 11. Salmon ...
... TO MARRIED SOLDIERS. The following circular memorandum relative to the augmentation of colonial corps was issued from the Horse Guards on Monday:- The General Commanding-in-Chief having, in concur- rence with the Secretary of State for War, approved ...
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