... the last shave, and jess as soon as you makes annuder payment I'll sharpen it up some moah.' Motives for marrying are various, ' Probably marrying to get rest is more common than is generally supposed. The hundreds of men who seek repose at beer saloons ...

... ' Are you married, my girl ?' said one in authority. Yes, please your worship. And who is your husband ?- Tom Bergin, Sir. So I thought, and I shall endeavour to have that gentle- man sent over the water for polygamy. He is married to half a dozen ...

... -p ling ag-mims the heir appareit to a Scotch Earldozr, ftoe havil laaelv. married a becoind wife in England a Mm~s ?? ?? h:n:t;:he is his oniv lawful wife, laviiig bcen marri-ed so him some years sitice in Scot. t,,.od wctordfinz to the ustal ?? of the ...

... -Wantall v. Pooley, r Michaelmas Term, 1S41. (Legal Observer, 20th Nov.) May I be married, ma ? said a lovely girl of fifteen to her mother the other morning. Married! exclaitned the astonished matron, what put such an idea into your head ? Little ...

... Naples to avoid service, where she became acquainted with and married the Prince of Capua. The other sister married the Earl of Dinorben, and the only b brother of the two young ladies married the I daughter of Lord Tenderden. DE LA RuE's GREAT VOLTAIC ...

... MATRIAsOXsAL METHOD.-- Brown, I don't see how it is that your girls all marry off as soon as -they get old euough, while none of mine can marry. Oh, that's simple enough ! I marry my girls off on the buclkwheat-straw principle. But what is that principle ...

... happen around she smiles all over her face, and loves me in a X desperate fashion. Oh, yes; I may marry several times f yet-before I die, and the more women I marry the 1 richer I expect to get.' This talk was by no means ) sop1~ry, as I afterwards asertained ...

... that unusally quiet watering e place, Dover. The cause of this unusual donsternation i; was the elopement of the editor (a married man) of a at Yorkshire journal, well-known in the immediate viciniftV n- of Beverley, with a young lady of noble family. Th- ...

... and in a. trice, Rlesolve twy whole and make atn enid on't. Cntos4RzatoIaes.- O0a Saturday lael,IbeLord-lientena ut waRs married to Mrs. Caton-the cause of this rash actiona fi unot knowvn. The L~ord Bishop of Cheslet held his annual visijtation-the extent ...

... be inferred from its title. The action occurs during the great ,civil war. Sir Robert Raby, a Cavalier,' has re- solved to marry his daughter Alice to a young gen- tleman, Philip) whom be hai from. infancy, and when left at his gate on his Weddiug-daay ...

... her fair head to him would spare By way of a love-token. Now YMike and Kit are man and wife: ThI3ir courting's turned to married strife, And a sad difference makes it; Tbhaugh ?? by her hair, En ne'er ?? begs a lock she'll spare, But ont in handfuls takes ...

... the scandal. What amt I to say to Lady Maulevrier, to your brother ? And pray how do you propose to get married at Havre t? You cannot be married in a French town by merely holding up your finger. There are no registry offices. I am sure I do not know ...