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... MARRI On the 19th inst., at Holy Trinity Church, lAng.tale, by the key T. Venom). of Inge, Martha, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Jackson Robinson, and nice of the late holm Robinson, of Elterwater Ilan, to William facks..n, sub-manager of the Cumberland ...
... MARRI AG& the 27th inst., at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Southport. by the very Rev. Cation Sordeu, waisted by the very it.,. Dean Cahill, Joseph Willi toi, of John Turner, of Prk awl], and M Tow, Wlndermero. to Mary gra•rice, only daughter oi Frederick ...
... NOT TO MARRY. Don't marry to reform a man. Ile who would not reform before marriage is not likely to do so afterwards. There is no more fallacious hope a girl can entertain than that of changing an unreformed rake into a good husband. Don't marry man to ...
... THE MAN TO MARRY. One who can face tie' world. On.• a wife can look up to. One who is kind and considerate to all women. One blessed with • healthy appetite, good digestion. and even temper. OM who believes his wife the hest woman in the world. and would ...
... MARRIED LOVERS. The love of married life should be continuous, and the ring is symbolic of this because it is round, and has no beginning and no ending. The ring is of gold, and this suggests permanence. On the wedding-day, says a writer on matrimony ...
... MARRIED FOR MONEY. An extraordinary case has come before the magic- trate at the Lambeth police-court, George blot shall, 24, bookbinder, was charged with assaulting Ann Marshall, aged about 70, his wife. Some months ago the prisoner was married to the ...
... MARRIED AT THIRTEEN. A remarkable marriage was eriebratftl is Naples on Sunday. when • certain Celeatino tliordano. aged fifteen. way wedded to Giulia Kappi. • damsel of thirteen. The commissioner at the regi-try ofGee was loth to perform tile ceremony ...
... A ample of that nationality dosiring to lie married ealltsl sea justice of the pence, and bps); a I ample to act as witnesses. The strange statute confus,.4l the welbrileaning justice, and instead f marrying the first-mentioned eon& he iirited witnesses ...
... MARRI &GR. On Christmas Eve, 198, at Stratford, Taranaki, New Zealand. John Lewis Vicar,. second son of the late Commander W. Vicar', R.N., to Margaret. twin daughter of the late Thomas Bell, of A mbleelds. On February 20th. at Walthwaite, Langdale, John ...
... THEY WERE MARRIED. By reason of his skilful manoeuvring and great adroitness, Mr. Billings bad lived to the age of 49 without becoming a benedidr, but in an unguarded moment the discipline of a lifetime availed him nothing. It was a May morning that he ...
... MARRIED THE FAMILY. I seem to have married the family as well as him, said Ethel Burton, wife of a HUcknall (Notts) miner. who applied for a separation order at Nottingham on Saturday after being married five weeks. I can't please my husband, George ...
... ON GETTING MARRIED. Under the curious but expressive title of Folkways (Gunn and Co.), Professor Sumner, of Yak University, has produced a book full of curious learning. As showing the difference of view held by different peoples on the same subject ...