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... and marry, Thomas replied. He left the room, the sisters then consulted together, summoned him again, and one of them said We very much wish you would not go, and if you will consent to stay either inv sister or myself shall be very glad to marry you ...
... Ripon vacancy. He is known in Lancashire, as was his father, who for years held an incumbency in Liverpool. The Canon is married to the sister of the late Dean Boyd, of Exeter, and will make the third Irishman on the English Episcopal Bench, the others ...
... Theatre, which then ranked with NVallack's and the Boston Museum. Miss Price was about forty-two years of age. She had been married three times, her last husband being the late Charles Fechter. Miss Price made her last appearance on the stage about a year ...
... Burbadge, or Burbage, poet, player, and painter. Burbadge was a carpenter andjoiner, who lived in the Old Gate Ward, and married a daughter of John Brune, a tanner. In 1576 he hired of Giles Allein, of Haaeleigh, Essex, gentleman a parcel of void ground ...
... what is recorded of the cock-fighting Earl, that no man lived more esteemed, or died more universally regretted. In 1774 he married Lady Elizabeth, daughter of James, sixth Duke of Hamilton, from whom he was unfortunately separated for many a long year, ...
... went so far as to make the villain virtuous, and was even prepared to slay every character that stood in the way of my hero marrying my heroine if it would have helped me. But all in vain. After a brain-racking process that lasted for weeks I gave up the ...
... the Princess Beatrice. We have already a morganatic husband in the Royal family in the person of Prince Christian. When he married the Princess, he was known to be morganatically engaged, and to be also the father of a family. But these stubborn facts ...
... Cornucopia—Plenty of corns. The dissipated actor has his tights on his nose. Adam was not a polygamist, although in his day he married all the women in the world. An Oil City man has died after eating a pine-apple. It is fair to say, however, that he ate the ...
... the an mil ineetinfr of the International Arbitration and Association. MARRIAGE OF SIR JOHN LUBBOCK. Sir J ihn Lubbock was married this morning at St. Peter's Church, Eaton Square, to Miss Fox Pitt, daughter of General and lion. Mrs. Pitt Rivers. The service ...
... Antipodes for the purpose of bringing back a wife, and some real Australian bard bake. The lion. Ivo Bligh has already married an Australian heiress, and yet the colonial feminine heart sighs for more English. ...
... not Lord Garmoyle, and the judge is, necessarily, not Earl Cairns. The charge is one of slander arising out of a promise-to marry, but Misr fortes= is not the fair pursuer as the Scotch have it. It is said that. the father will be most disagreeably mixed ...
... been overflowing, and is not yet full! _ Five thousand broom-handles a-day are made in a certain township out West, and the married men never stay out at night later than nine o'clock! A little girl said to her mother one day, m Mother, I feel nervous. ...