... business, however, began to decline ''W. yea . rs before his death, and at the time of his la 1862, it was conducted his married er ’ MrS Tred g ett . and Charles his third sou. • f eVe ral obildren, of whom Arthur was the - fc . He was born at 69, High ...

... which had been thought hopeless have been restored to perfect health and vigour after all other means had failed. TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE this book is invaluable. Sent post free, on receipt of two stamps, or by letter post three stamps. Address, Dr ...

... which had been thought hopeless have been restored to perfect health and vigour after all other means had failed. TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE this book is invaluable. Sent post free, on receipt of two stamps, or by letter post three stamps. Address, Dr ...

... he won’t hear of marrying without a house in town?” bto. 2 (at tea): “And mamma says I’m not to think of anyone who has not a moor in Scotland and a hunting-box at Melton.” No. 3 (not yet “come out”): “Well! should not dream of marrying anyone who can’t ...

... Sabbath last. Her maiden name was Sarah Stickney, under which she first appeared before the public as authoress. She was married to Hllis in 1837. In addition to “The omen of England,” which was her largest and best known book, she wrote Pictures of Private ...

... which had been thought hopeless have been restored to perfect health and vigour after all other means had failed. TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE this book is invaluable. Sent post free, on receipt of two stamps, or by letter post three stamps. Address, Dr ...

... gives the thought Hundreds of cases which less have been restored to perfect after all other means had • ijps book TO THE MARRIED AND tw is invaluable. Sent post free, s> stamps, or by letter post three gquare, Address, Dr. BARNES, h B° Barnsbury, London ...

... Thomas Solomon, has recently been before the Supreme State Court at New York, the parties to which suit appear to have been married in Dumfries in 1857. Mrs Solomon prayed that the marriage might be dissolved on the ground of adultery on the part of the ...

... VARIETIES. The Young Ladies’ Question. —Is he married ? Odd Sort of Ship.—Courtship, which has two mates, but no captain.—Jmty. Epitaph on a Dead Roasted Duck.— to his remains.” Judy. Serve him Right.—The youth who would have will of his own has been ...

... agricultural line, but he did a small stroke of business in the “joining” line as well. He meant that he married people. On the 25th of May, 1853 he married the plaintiff, Robert Ker, and Fanny Hammond. He was certain of the date, because it was the Scotch ...

... spring of last year, on the death of his father, to the fine property of St Fort, near Newport, Fife. Mr R. B. Stewart was not married, and it is understood that Miss Stewart, the only daughter of his brother, James Stewart, who died some years ago when with ...

... illegitimate child is not bound to know his own father, but he is bound to know his mother. Mr Milroy said that defender was a married man and had a family to support, so that he was quite unable to have paid £2O year had his ■mi ier r ed ler su PP°rt in the ...