... of the men required (generally between 20 and 25 years). By far the greater part of the men who have attained this age are married and have families, having, moreover, settled down to some fixed employment or trade, that vast amount of misfortune will be ...

... Limerick Chronicle gives the following its army news:— Tlie widow of Corporal John Brown, of the royal sappers and miners, has married the Emperor of Morocco. She is aii Irish woman. Spain.—This country is in a very disturbed condition, and several districts ...

... She wasbort on the 17th of April, 17C5, and was the younges daughter and child of William, fourth Viscount Che 1 wynd. She married on the 2nd of May, 1806, Robert Seymour, third son of Francis, first Marquis 0 Hertford, who died on the 23rd of November ...

... Labour Mabkkt. —March 3. Per annum, with board and lodging: Domestic servants male, £40 to £50; female, to £26. Farm servants —Married couples, £45 to £55; single men, £40 to£so; shepherds, £35 to £43. Per week, with board and lodging: 1 utchers, to 10s.; bakers ...

... upon her oath was calculated to render her an object of the greatest possible sympathy. The prisoner, it appeared, was a married woman, and resided with her husband and two children in small tenement in Ball-yard, Aldgate; and the evening of the 11th ...

... his wife. The case came before the house on the 12th of March last, when the following facts appeared:—The parties were married at Mysore, in September, 1838, the lady being then a Miss Burns, and residing at Mysore. After the marriage they lived together ...

... The hospital nurse said that the deceased told her that while he was digging some earth fell upon him. He added that he was married man, with five children, and his wife then in her confinement. No one connected with the works called to see him. Verdict— ...

... ignorance of the locale of the property, and also of the title deeds— the latter he said he had never seen, though he had been married to Mrs. Walker 25 year 9. —Adjourned. In Re Thompson : adjourned final examination.— The bankrupt recently carried on the ...

... When General Lafayette was in the United States, two young men were introduced to liim. He said to one, Are you married ? Yes, sir, was the reply. Happy man ! quoth the general. He then put the same question to the other, who replied, I bachelor ...

... attendance of women and children all cases of disease. 3. A maternity department, for the attendance, at their own homes, of poor married women during their confinement. 4. A Samaritan fund, from which loans of baby-linen, bandages, &c., are granted, and arrowroot ...

... then said that if a man married his wife's sister, got tired of her, and married his wife's niece, as the clause would permit him to do, the first marriage would be made legal by the bill, so that in point of fact the bill would marry the man against his ...

... Inspectoi at the ersian Court, is at present in Vienna. has embraced the Christian religion, and will, it is said, shortly marry a Vienna lady. ...