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... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. BULL, FRIDAY. JANUARY 28. 1853. NAPOLEON MARRIED. is Louis NA-POLEON is a perfect god-send to ? public journalists. In the very dullest of the f:dead season of the year, when nothing is -stirring but colds and Clhristmas-bills, ...
... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. I . 1 . A correspondent sends to the .Northernv Wrhig the following extraordinary story of a wedding -A few days ago a marriage ceremony attended with very unusual circumstances, took place in a little town not twenty miles from Belfast ...
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... THE MARRIED LIFE OF SHAKSPERE. I Of course every impulsive young fellow falls in love; mud, of course, the girl he does it with ii older than himself, Whoi is there of us that has not gone through the process, probably many times ? Y.vung stupids we were ...
... THESTAII'US OFM/IARIIED WOAIEN. I I s s . I . .. .. .. The claim, of an English married woman to a safes standing in the family order is not to be denied, hardly to be postponed. by any man who keeps his i eyes open to the light of science. After all ...
... REFUSING TO MARRY ON A | SUNDAY. I I~~~ _ A young man and young woman, who had previously obtained a license to be married at Kirk Brainwith, near Doncaster, gave notice to the reotor, the Rev. F. Maynard, a Saturday evening or two ago, that his services ...
... on for hearing. It was an ?? action for breach of promise of marriage. The defen- ur dant pleaded that he did not agree to marry the plaintiff .er as alleged. 3s. Ur Francis, in stating the plaintiff's case, said :-The ag Plaintiff songbt to recover c ...
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... farce to believe that this childlike couple were married, but the facts elicited in sup. port of the charge showed that instead of a farce the union was in reality a sad and stern tragedy. They had been married only three months, and their I courtship had ...
... HIMSLA. . The Court of Qneen's Bench, Dublin, has pronounced . the extraordinary judgment that a Protestant clergy- man may marry bimself, and commit no breach of the e law. In the case of. Beamish v. Beamish, Mr. ?? Crampton delivered the judgment of ...
... and his brother a were frequent visitors at my mother's house before I was married. My husband vas intimately acquainted to with Lord Aylesford and his fismily. I was married in 1866. After my marriage the intimacy continued a between Lord Aylesford, ...