... WANTED, eituation Farm Bailiff by married man. Able leek after farm, do all farm work, sad to buy and sail. Apply No. 9686 this oflee. ...

... to unravel the mystery. Benham (during a quarrel): 'Well, if you want to know it, I married you for your money.' Mrs. Benham: 'I wish I could tell as easily I married you for.' Old Lady (in court-room): What a murder- is-looking villain the prisoner ...

... A man marries a lovely creature in white satin, and then lives with a woman who wears Mother Hubbards and dressing-sacks. Rudyard Kipling's greatest ambition is said to be to cerve h s a war correspondent. The next big war ill take him into the field ...

... MOLD. ^BCIAL SES8« £ MONDAY.-Before CJ„nel Ccoke. T. W. Lytou and W. H. Buddicom, Esqrs—Mary Welch, Gounah s Quay, a married woman, charged with breaking open a basket »n the waiting roooi at the Connah's Qaav Rjtlway istatios, on the 4th inst,, and steahng ...

... She: 'No. Once was enough. Come and see us when we get settled.' Untried: 'You should get him to sign the pledge before you marry him.' ♦ Why, he doesn't drink. No, but he may be tempted to later.' ...

... «ir. In or.ier that he might marry you?—Yea, air. Was very bitter against hia wife in coo vernation with you? —He seemed to regret very much the difference of taste, and all that. wanted her detd, in order chat he might marry yon? —He did not wont her death; ...

... known that she was about to be married, the residents of Asaph, of their own free will, contributed to testimonial, with tbe result that a substantial was made up. He wished Miss Louis long, prosperous, and happy married life (applause). Mr Charles Mansbridge ...

... SHOCKING TRAczDT.-A terrible tragedy was enacted on Tuesday at Richmond, Surrey, Mrs Munro, a young married woman* the wife of a. coal merchant, was confined four days ago, and yestesday morning, during the temporary absence of the nurse, she went into ...

... painful discovery was made that Lady Churchill had pissed away. She was the daughter of the second Marquis Conyngham, and married in 1849 the second Baron Churchill, who pre-deceased her in 1886. Lady Churchill since 1854 had been Lady of the Bedchamber ...

... die happy. said an expiring husband to his wife, who was weeping most dutifully at his bedside, (f if you promise not to marry that object of my unceas- ing jealousy, your cousin John. Make yourself quite easy, my love, said the expectant widow. I ...

... Hon. Bml TOAILORIMO.—Wanted lamediately wood J. Ml >Uo*r Coot and Tronoer* Mokera.—Aswlr. T. J. WIIUom. DasMth. fXTANTBD, Married Coople witboat an>• awknae*. to Hto promian, and to taka charge »» Farm Bailiff—AddroM. 981 S at offlea. Vale of Olwyd. rBB ...

... MARRIA«B IN HIGH LIFE.—Agnes Mary Cecilia Northcote, eldest daughter of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, was married on Tuesday, at Westminister Abbey, to Reginald McLeod, second son of McLeod of McLeod. The ceremony was performed by the Hon. and Rev ...