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... finding her swain oould not raise the dollar for the clergyman's fee, entreated the latter, if oould not marry them full up for leas, to marry them twentyseven cents’ worth, and they would call for the rest some other time. A Visit to Em’s Cocoa Manufactory ...
... prosperity fur twenty years. MARRYING A STEP DATGIFITER. — We have heard much recently of the anxiety of a few people .o marry their deceased wives, sisters. A di„cre,i, Devonshiae grocer has gone farther. He has married his deceased wife's laughter' ...
... _'utcheon ; I was engaged to be married to Mr. M'Cutcheon ; he promised to marry nie ; he told Dr. Cleary one evening when they were taking soup in the kitchen that he would marry me, as it was better for him to marry a person like me and not remain without ...
... an Act of Parliament passed on the 9th August, 1870, a married woman may effect a Policy of Insurance on her own life, or the life of her husband, for her own personal and trdanire btnejit. A married man can effect a Policy of Insurance on his own life-- ...
... Act of Parliament passed on the 9th August, 1870, a married woman may effect a Po• )icy of Insurance on her own life, or the life of her husband, for her own perenual and exelverine benefit. A married moan can effect a Policy of Insurance on his own l ...
... Act of Parliament passed on the 9th August, 1870, a married woman may effect a Policy of Insurance on her own life, or the life of her husband, for her own pernonal and exclunire benefit. A married man can effect a Policy of Insurance on his own life—express ...
... our duck of a Duke. At least two thousand young women in New York intend to marry bin, poor fellow ! Everybody is aware that our American gait; of recurne de l'Ocume do marry plenty of counts and barons, principally French ; scone of them tailors, many ...
... Act of Parliament passed on the 9th August, 1870, a married woman may effect a P(/- hey of Insurance on her own life, or the life of her husband, for her own persosul awl exclusive bensp. A married man can effect a Policy of Insurance on his own life-- ...
... Act of Parliament passcd on the 9th August, 1870, a married woman may effect a Policy of Insurance ou her own life, or the life of her husband, for her own prenontil aed exclesire beneit. A married man can effect a Policy of Insurance on hi own life-- ...
... per cent. divided amongst the participating policy-holders. Under an Act of Parliament passed on the 9th August, 1870, a married woman may effect a Policy of Insurance on her own life, or the life of her husband, for her own personal and exclusive ' &wig ...
... per cent. divided amongst the participating policy-holders. Under an Act of Parliament passed on the 9th August, 1870, a married woman may effect a Policy of Insurance on her own life, or the life of her husband, for her own personal and exclusive benefit ...
... understands the care of sheep and cattle, and their different diseases, a situation as Herd and Caretaker. Advertiser is married, but without family, and can be well recommended by late and former employers. Address S. G., LEINSTEE iNDEPENDICNT. ...