... property, both real and personal ; and his will oomaiaatmany To Lady lilfurd, bis relict, who, k stated, is amply provided under marri settlement, be has bequeathed an immediate legacy XI,OOO. His eldest son, now Lord lilford, inherits the estates in Northa ...

... demurrer to no answer to tbs act on- It waa pmrrd part of tbe plaintiff, 1 not daniad by tha defendant, that there apromiae to marry not it waa shown in news irraminatson that Iba pLiinttffa father waa fa a lunatio aeyinm, and hadbaaa there for yams i aad ...

... 21st inat. Tha eonrpUiaaot in this is ohl woman living in Gilbert-street, Runcorn, and liar daughter, the oompUinesit, who married. Uvea short distasiee bom her. On the day question a quarrel arose between them, and it vat stated other daughters the complainant ...

... for the rarions •chetncsof the Free Church of Scot’.and last was £329,293. A man, named James Henry Barber, who haa been married few days, was drowned while bathing Brighton, on Monday. The National tuny atates that the Crown Prince and C own Princess ...

... ehild baptised, were Ito married buried. I mast pay the fee. How then can It the poor man's church may have sitting free can at chapel, and in addition have his wife churched, his child baptised, and, if very poor, often married, and buried in the bargain ...

... and this was the secret of happy pastorate. A certain Quaker once sai«i to newly married couple, “John, mind, tliou bast not married angel, and Mary thou hast not married an archangel.* Now, their friend, Mr. Johns must not think too mnch about the peop ...

... especial y as k report her family to of the highest •'especubUuy : and also, on further acquaintance, all could wish. They wera married, now living happily together, and might hare been c«6£ on Thursday last at the Glasgow botanic garden*’ 1 li*. * ' f ...

... Church of the de la Ma It wae a simple ffita chamj-c:ra. 1 landed Genoa from steamer with some friends who came to receive the married compfe They were met at the gate of the Rotunda by a crowd of peop e. Six young girie presented to Mdme. Tcreaafea am address ...

... yoi.nf of tuc name of Mtmoa. who wa- In board rchocl. Her parents being dead, he applied her guardian ’or perm ?• sion to marry her, but the lat cr refu«* d. though tne r! was Willing to consent. On that the young man wenbefore the judee of the district ...

... hospitality which was amply pro vided. Nor did the rejoicings end with the day, for on the fo:lowing day tea party of all the married women the parish (more than in number), did honour to the ocea-dou, and amidst the gaieties of evergreen arches, Hying colours ...

... eri-ryoM to under*tnnM iL« structure and functions th* orfrans concerned In thn fuiaieimiol th* physical oblifAtion* of the Married State; and th* an«lnf from ; to prevent unnecessary misapprehension fro* unfounded fear*, and to irate when those feara are ...

... west and coaafortable tsUagra are mack To preeaal apraad of iwmorality and indecency—sack parenta. and gniwa ap, and area married ckildiaa baiag kaddled togatker la email and Ul-rentllated apartaaenla priaaipal why tack koneaa rkoald ka erected, aot of ...