... a Roman Catholic, and so am and I subse- quently married her in the Noman Catholic d Church at Goulborne 7inf New South Wales. I married Mary Anne Bryant, daughter of 'Mrs. Payne, who bad been married twice, and t ,vho lived at Goulbourne, about half ...

... 0 UR £10 SEWING MA CHINES CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITIONS THE PROPER AGE TO MARRY. The competitive schemes which we have recently introduced have proved so successfu and have created so much interest that we are emboldened to offer our lady readers an ...

... OUR £10 SEWING MA CHINE. CONDITIONS OF THE COMPETITION. 'TIHE PROPER AGE TO MARRY. The competitive schemes which we have repently introduced have proved so successf u and have created so much interest that we are emboldened to offer our lady readers ...

... in 1897. The occasion of the stroke was a dispute which he had with his son Alfred concerning the latter's determination to marry Miss Jennie Wilson, a young Society girl, but who was older than Alfred. -DALZIEL. ...

... ceremony. The womnpn is the male prisoner's onile's widow, and after an unsuccessfol ttempt tn get married at NawcastJln and Wulverhamptort they were married last December at Liierpool by making alleged false declarations. fjoth were committed for trial ...

... LTD. OFFICES: QUERN SR., EXETER. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. a flocking Fatality, of of Gave Her Life for Her Dog, re _ le married womana named Gage, the wife of t .ba ter, was killed oD Wednesday on the d . London. Chatham, ard Dover Railway, near - Ken ...

... ELIzARiTH-married John Trethurtfe, of t Trethurfife, eq. The portion of the estate inherited by her ) devolved en their two grand-daughtbrs, co-heiresses, who S F married Vylyan and Edmund Courtenay, of Landrake, Eeq. S , 2. Lady M&uDn-married~ir John Arandell ...

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... l Men, on HEALTH, ITS RESTORATION, AND Dr HAPPY MAARRIAGES.-When to marry, with advice to r. those whd contemplate marriage, pointing out certain impedi- n. ments which render married life unhappy, and directions for ly their speedy removal. Should be ...

... inmtmediately, by a Married Priest, I ?? Oxon, who has had eight years' experience, ] C3URACY in the northern or central part of the county of Devon. Applypevd. X.Y. Z., F. E. SMITH, 1 E Crediton. TO GAMEKEEPERS. l1 1[ANTED, a Married Man. of highly W ...

... the sat Baron Mohan, of ons Okehampton, married John Harris, 6i Hayne, Esq., and had issue Arthur and Cordelia, married to Harris, of lee Kenegis, in Cornwall. Sir Arthur was made a baronet in at, 1673, and married TecBoPHILA, daughter of John Turner, iof ...

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