... Railway, on a salary of 14rs. per month, - wants to marry with any kind of ceremony. e Another gentleman, whose wishes are honoured by being noticed by the editor, lies expressed him desire to marry a widow who did not wee the s face of her husband ...

... ifmust stand over for a while, By a lapse of memory and a slip of the p'eii, lve last.week 1 stated that the Lord Chaicellor married a daughter of t the Duchess of Inverncss, by the Duke I oiSussex, Lad . Truro was the daughter of Lady Augusta 1tur;raM, by ...

... HN OfOI BABAIDD. Gan yr dswredds~r Porch 0. SAUNDERS.3 D. D. Pris 2g A BOOKx FOR MARRIED WOMEN. Tin in bformationl contained in this beck ought to he known by o; cry married woman, and it will not harmn the umarried to read. The book is conveniently divided ...

... Purnell, age 38; suffocated; married ; no children. 11. Alfred Moore, age 41 ; suffocated; married; twO children. 12. James Tyler, age 13; suffocated; single; StepmOx of Alfred Moore; Ir 13. George Stephens, age 40; suffocated; married ad children. 14. Thomas ...

... F38, Western Mail, Cardiff.: 30549 s~~A'NTED. a Gardener ?? RegidtoO~e married man with no family preferrod.1-bdL to Johnr Frr-ci; Land Agent. Carmarthen. e r ANTED, by Married 'vfan:v withlout encornbraltcel. d VW 8ituation att Groom.Coanbman, or Groom- ...

... amassed a fortune, and married a wife. ear He visits the family burial plot, and finds tlord UPe sot forth the date of his own death and intermenut. 000 This extraordinary diecovery leads to an inquiry. t He had been married before, but supposed lia ...

... Ynitabl NOPOYEOft Mo1 7 ?? ~eng irl tov Q lady vdth Young TV bilref*~.onetrnnedunder a hena uumer pre- AIT i' dow, or a married or eiogle 'Vom=-n Wto d U.c. Ixd ok, foeig1ht o'olock in the % iormlhg untU'hzxe;: conatient em yet; only JLOor !of,- 2 bd ...

... discovery leads to an inquiry.'' I He had been married before, but supposed his t former wife was dead. 'bli, however, turned up !S after tie left the country, placed the inscription on 3 the tomb, and married a wesithy suitor. a There re other crrcunetattees ...

... ASTHMA, BRONOH1TI8, NIGHT COUGiGH lNILU- ri ENZA, &c. 4 Tihe unplaeant Sensation of tioling in tire throatf 4 ?? deprires so marry oi rest dlrring the night by tir 3 ?? ci gitrr aIscs, is quickrly remsoved by a 3 dose of Powell's Barlsam of Aniseed. 3 WAINiliG ...

... Theie was no 'defeuice.-Mr Middleton appeared for the petitioner, a Norweaian by birth, but a naturalised Euglishman. He married the respondeut on April 6th, 1871, at Bideford. They afterwards lived together at Appledore, Devonshire, there being three ...

... Quacks, witic Recipes for Purifying the Blood and removing Skin Afectlons. Alsochapters on Happy Marriages; Whert rnd Whlom to Marry; TheTemnperaments;stamrnering'; d Vital Force; How NWasted aud How preserved; GAfr e ?? the Wonders-ofthe cierosCoPC r lit ...

... CHEMISTS, 1010 ary ls. 11D. liedt oat, Cod L LVTERR ted (vj1A ?? ?? irlt L tlle If for ff VER )It Oct- -- illm whointend to Marry -its, ?? H 1,HOULD SEE It) THE MAGIC MIRROR. I bc 0 n R inflrycon ctene Important e'4i i4to all in ill-health. I-lappines! ...