... IMARIEA O OR NOT MARRIED. is. A CURIOUS POINT IN THE SCOTCH MARRIAGE, mirab st Fr D LAW. Gr, Be- The First Division of the Court of Session at Edinburgh Edwa m-. has~dcided a very peculiar case, involving a curious point Mr. V he in -66 marriagde law ...

... MARRIED THE FAMILY. de) EXTRAORDINARY MATRIMONIAL Rh tge- COMPLICATIONS. pr ol./ - _-s Papers in a suit -brought by Eugene' Suhrer h Or Westfield, Mas., against Mrs. Catherine In e, .Suhrer, of No. 16, (Jannonst'reet, Now York, by to recover 20,000dols ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAEiE. . re A correspoudent senids to the ?foarlcra Wldq the follow- ing oxtraordinary story of at ?? Saturday last, S a marriage ceremony, attended witk very unlllusual cdracm- co s.tanes, took place in a little toln not twvenlty miles ...

... THE PLEAkSURES OF MARRI CD LIFE. E ?? STRANGE PROCEEDINGS OF A WIFE. On Monday a gentlemanly-dressed man, who de- scribed hiuself as a journalist, applied to Mr. Partridge, at the Westminster Police Court, for his advice. ApplicLnt said about eleven weeks ...

... , EMPLOYMENT OF MARRIED is .TEACHERS. .. ae;DISCUSSED BY THE YSTRADY- C ars FODWG SCHOOL BOARD. re. The question of the employment of married o r female teachers camne under the consideration E nd of the Ystradyfodwg School Board on Monday, 'd ace when ...

... MR. STANLEY TO BE MARRIED. THE BETROTHED A NEAT11 LADY, ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. It is authcritatively announced that Mr. E. O Stanley is to be married towards tiie end of Jaum. to Miss Dorothy Tenrnan:, stcand daughter ? Xrs. Tennant, widow of %%r. Gharles ...

... MARRYING AN i.NINXEI'OTED BRIDE- GROOM. a had SINGULAR ELOPZNEN'wr IN BIRMINGHAM. Y wereC Ssdon A marriage that was to lhave taken place on rco, Wednesday afternoon at the Synagogue, Blucher- tl and Streit, Iirminingliam, wats frustrated in a singular ...

... MARRIED WHEN DYING. .A'D T' SEQUEL! A pathetic story, connected with the devoted attachment of a young married couple living in London, has been published in the Weekly I Dispatch, a reporter on that paper having I spent an evening with the lady and ...

... enlistment of any married man; I 3d -but, it is added, there is very little use a d in the paragraph cited if any oflicer can give a E ?? soldier leave to marry as soon as he is enlisted, and t ld if,thero be no penalty on men marrying without 1, permieion ...

... MARRYING HIS HOUSEKEEPER. ter ed COMPLICATED MATRIMONIAL AFFAIRS. We In the Divorce Court on Saturday (before the Right Hon. the President) a decree niei was granted ng in the case of Hughes v. Hughes and Bennett. In a this suit William Henry Hughes, ...

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... reading of a papsx ,, by )f ir, Droop, on the Property'Bighjs of Married Womt ?? The purport of 'th1 paper was to advocate sonte furt, i07r altoera?ion of the laiW, with a view to giving married worn el greater oontrol over their property. Sir Botlpdell Palms ...