... MARRIED Captain Carew. run out C J. U. Nonn, b Came 4 J. U. Thorne, not out T. Bennett, b. Coroe 11. Vibert, o. Curnow, b. Cornhh I. Clarke, b. 0 J. 11. Hancock, b. Boaee 1 11. Trouneon, run out 4 J. W. Stephens, b. Cornish.. I*. Morgan, (sabstliute) ...

... Married, A. Hoaking, c Ednaooda .••••«.32 H. Johns, Danstain 4 J. Roscouer.ranout. 7 J, Stevens, c Edmonds•••■. .i X J. Maddern (eapt), Edmonds H .Oliver, b Edmondso Q Keen, cPerry.. } C. Dren. run out..i T. Hunell 2 W. J. Polstlase, not out ...

... MARRIED. BUDAPEST, Tuesday. Eigbtee ngirls at Vasard, Transylvania, wore drowned in the River Aluta. It appears that there is local tradition that any young woman who bathes in the river at midnight will married before the year has expired. Twenty young ...

... Married Ist Innings. 2n.l Innings. Runoalls rtm out - * York •» Vibert 1b•. l» RnnnalU run out. * Bermnan run out .. Thoma bPaacoe Stephen* b ltunn,.Us Oregory b I'aacoc Clark DKmnalta * 1 “* '® , Bowetl nut out . runout _-••• Raneock c Gregory ...

... Married. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. K. Chambers, c T. sndbJ. Rogers bA. Nicholas W, Trounson, Rogers 1 bT. Rogers 0 T. WhlvC. c Senior, bR. Sampson c Rogers, b Nicholas Trounson. bJ. Rogers not 0ut.. 4 H. Sampson, not out 14 bT. Rogers J. Sampson, Senior ...

... MARRIED IN HASTE. is be hoped that the old saying “Marry in haste, repent leisure,’' will not fulfilled the case of couple who were hurriedly married near Okehampton this week (says the 'Western Daily Mercury). the wedding was fixed take place at the ...

... some means other seemed to have got acpitointed with the girl, and ultimately was arranged that they should Im married. They could not married bast, therefore she was sent Falmouth November of last year, and letter* which passed were couched in affcctionato ...

... MARRIED AGAIN Preston labourer named John Stevens, whose body was supposed to have been found the Pibble last February, has this week turned up Preston alive and well, to find his wife had married ogam, believing him to be dead In February decomposed ...

... MARRYING FOR MONEY. In the Divorce Division on Saturday, Sir James Hannon had before him tho cross-suits of Lovett v. Lovett, and Lovett v. Lovett. Hitxunood and E lis. Dr. Dean, Q.C., said that Mrs. Lavett was tho widow Capt. Nicholson, of tho Royal ...

... been married at the Primitive Methodist chapel Leominster. The reverend gentleman stated tnat hia curate, whom the ceremony was performed, was not aware that there bad been previous religions ceremony. He thought the parties had only been married the registrar ...

... WHY THEY MARRY shrewd observer of women that misses and widows marry for very different reason*. says that girls marry, rule, for love, pure and simple; but widows, that they may have helpmeets. In addition, a widow, alien thinking of marrying, will never ...

... MARRIED—BUT TO ANOTHER marriage that was to have taken place at the Synagogue, Birmingham, has been frustrated in singular manner. The lady who was to have been married is the daughter of Mr Solomon, pawnbroker, and is about years of age. The bridegroom ...