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... FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND. FREE PASSAGES Are granted by the Government of New Zealand 11111 under:— To Married and Single Agricultural Labourer, Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanic*. &c.; also to Single Female Domestic Servants. as Cooks, Housemaids ...
... plaintiff left her plz.ee, expecting to he married, a change came over ti spirit of Speteer'e dream. A widow named Doti lived in the neighbourhood who had some property. On the 7th of October last the &fent/Rut married the widow, Who we. sixteen sears his senior ...
... swain in the United States, the proxy, a married man himself, went through the ceremony with the impatient lady. It thus results that she has • husband in America, and alio one in the Gri.ons, the latter having married two wives. The affair has been brought ...
... LYIMD SIXMONB. Hon. Secretary to the K. tit Agricultural Labourers' Union, to receive applications for FREE I'ASSAGEB For 250 MARRIED FARM LABOURERS, with not more than two children. 500 SINGLE MEN FARM LABOURERS good character. 200 FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS ...
... very had tempers, hut he had no intention of dig out his heentt. Eliza Ann Bucknell, wife of defendant, said she laid been married fourteen years, and was at Umler•the-Cliff, Maidstone. On gatiirdey lice husband pilled her out of the chair, and tried to ...
... settlement) and an annuity of £BOO, and the use during her life of hie residences at Hampstead and Cromer, and stating that his married daughters had been fully provided for by their marriage eettlements, bequeaths the equivalent of .210,000 for the benefit ...
... Th. par- Cbarcb, the and the I married Sandi ties Perth, the neugamilemi being then Miss Harriet _ Mencti ifs, the deughter of Sir Thomas and Lady Louis?, Mafaszieffe. In April, 1869, Sir Charles Mordannt *led a petition in this court, charging his wife ...
... a special jury, the case of Ross v. Ross was heard. The petitioner, the daughter of a clergyman having a living in Essex, married the respondent in April, 1856, who was at the time curate of West Farleigh, but a few years afterwards he obtained preferment ...
... js7r. EPITOUE OP NEW 9. .,..• A f OYMOTON LADY started a Matrimonial Tuteillgenoe Office recently, and managed to marry tiered to the first man that applied, which proceedmg brought the institution to an end. ATTEMPTED KCEDEB.—Herberk Bolton, ...
... swain in the United States, the proxy, a married man himself, went through the ceremony with the impatient lady. It thus reiulte that she has a husband in America, and also one in the Orisons, the latter having married two wives. Tee affair has been brouglit ...
... with so clear a case against Lord Cole, so many and such needless details were brought cut on the first trial. Lord Colo has married bine° these proceedings fire commenced a great Scotch Leiress. It will be that no damages were asked for. Tam Government continue ...
... ALFRED SIM WONR. Hon. Secretary to the Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union. to receive applications for FREE PASSAGES For 250 MARRIED FARM LABOURERS, with not more than two children. 200 SINGLE MEN FARM LABOURERS of good character. 200 FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS ...