... room, she had returned in hopes to save them. Mr. Robinson was seventy-eight years of age, and his daughter was about to be married. The fire destroyed the house, but the outbuildings and their contents were saved. ...

... Company, at Miles Platting. The deceased were Charles Flannery, John Cooper, Charles Copestake, and John Reid, the three latter married men. The breaking of a chain caused the disaster. This chain was one of four employed to work a hoist running through the ...

... son of the sixth baronet, whom he succeeded in 1852, and was born in 1808. He was educated at the Charterbouse. In 1832 he married Miss Knight, only daughter of the Rev. S. J. Knight, rector of Welwyn, Herta, and vicar of All-hallows, Barking. He was M ...

... husband's cruelty. The marriage took place on the 4th of Febraa7, 1865, both the petitioner and respondent having been previously married, and each haring children, the issue of those marriages. The respondent is a gentleman of fortune, residing at Bloomfield-house ...

... attendant illness, and his con m family when she ted of Major, now of Malta and the Oovernor ^ Sir distingqi the Rev. , an only married a M .re; the defendant 1849. In 1856 - family which e plaintiff and dispositionof the 4.r had indicated children. ' s found ...

... down, hiding the engine from the men, who were such a position as not to be able to sec it. The unfortunate men were all married. Pickard lived in Alitham.groic, Itootle.lane, and leaves a widow and one child; sfiu•sliall lived in Pleasantplace, Rake-lane ...

... had the roof of his skull carried off. He was a young man, the eldest of a family of en children. Another of the killed was married, and the father of a young faintly. He was shot through and through the breast, and did not long annive. A third was shot ...

... Mrs. Hoare the interest, and the principal to litac Harry, as Sir Henry might marry again and have a position to support. Defendant replied he knew that Henry would never marry again, and that with the income he was getting as Lord High Comniissioner of ...

... sly. He a young man, the oldest of a family of seven dren. The second was married and bad several children. He was pierced through the chest by a ball. The third, also married, was shot in the abdomen. He said he was a mere looker-on, and took part in ...

... then very drunk, and the witness in taking the knife from him received a cut. Last Tuesday deceased said to witness, am not married to Evans, and Evans said he would lay in wait or her and murder her. Witness then ordered him out of the house. Deceased ...

... It is said that True had married a young lady in upon his shoulder, as if he were going out to hunt, St. Louis some eighteen months ago, and that and in less than an hoar a grief-stricken mother vious to that time he had married a girl in Illinois and children ...

... mass forced its way through, carrying the greater portion of the back roof and wall along with it. The deceased, who was a married man, occupied the ground fiat, and fortunately his wife had just gone out of the house • few minutes before the accident took ...