... with some confidence that it will respond. Tbe committee also wish to be impressed upon English womc.i khat they must not marry Frenchmen in England without seeing that kb* stringent requirements tbe French Marriage Law are complied with, for noncompliance ...

... in the House of Commons the borough which fiord Beaeonstield unsuccessfully -contested in his hot youth. Lord Carrington married a daughter Lord Suflield, a Whig peer, who succeeded to the title and deeply embarrassed estates of bis mother, a famous rout ...

... trace of the burglars has yet been found, -Point Law.—The Paris correspondent of the Timet says: The late Qeneral Montauban married in 1873 Miss Jane Wright Butterfield, whose property was settled on her. On her decease 1877 succession duty amounting to ...

... Young Pretender by the Princess Louise Clementina Sobieski of Stolberg. It is rather a curious omneidenee that the late Count married, in 1822, Anne, widow of a Colonel Gardiner. was Colonel Gardiner,-noted both for his bravery and piety, who fell in the battle ...

... in tbe world is in the regalia at St. Peter .burg. Madame Thiers on few gr>nt occasions wore it in the early years of her married life. M. Mignet and other old and intima’e friends are legatees, but it is hard to make out exactly to what extent Madame ...

... work; but yon forget, Edward,” and here Letitia drew her husband’s head down upon her breast, that I was poor girl when you married me, and had kept house for my father for years, with no servant. After he died, I remember, if you do net, who took from my ...

... of Brough. The sad event took place the way to New Zealand, whither deceased was accompanying her husband, to whom she was married only last spring. The revenue derived from the Probate duty last year showed increase, it is stated, of something like .£BOO ...

... PE, Ac. a THE ELDEST GIRU j. THE ELDEST SON. THE FATHER'S BUSINESS APPAIR& ITHE OLD HOME BROKEN UP. THE ELDEST SON ABOUT TO MARRY. 9- A GAP IN THE COUNCIL. >a A NEW HOMS, tx. THE BOYS TO THE RESCUE, u. A CHASTENED BUT HAPPY Now appearing in TUB Monthly ...

... nowadays except oysters and eggs, and they often outlive their usefulness. Boston man besought his wife, being but three years married, for the privilege night key. Night key! ” she exclaimed, in tones of amMOTOTi*, “ what use can you have for night key when ...

... aid soon discovered the forger, who turns out to be well-to-do landowner, named Paris, living at Olairy, near Amiens. is married man with a family, and is a_ member of the local municipal council. On searching his house the plate he used to forge the ...

... blonde. Her father was a retired Bristol merchant, who had made a colossal fortune. After the death of Laura’s mother, had married second time. His first marriage had been for love, in the old days of his early struggles; this marriage was marriage for ...

... caricature the unbending yoke of fashion. Tight lacing, tight dress, ugly trains, and high-heeled boots are all the go. The married, and girls just blushing into womanhood, distort themselves; but the present fashion does more, it makes tens of thousands ...