... temper under all circumstances is very pleasantly inculcated by means of this play. A rather surly though devoted husband is married to a lady of sweet disposition, who, however cross her lord may be, meets all his had humour with a smile. She is, however ...

... matter over, till at last it was agreed that they should change daughter:; and in due time the mollah married the potter's daughter and the potter married the mollah's daughter. Now the potter's daughter had not been brought up with a proper sense of propriety ...

... Benthamwere crossing the hne for the purpose of catching train, when they were knocked down by a passing engine and killed. A married woman named Casey was on Them lay committed for trial by the County I :-.tices on the double charge of attempting to commit ...

... their nominees. For many years a certain Alderman Thompson repress nted the county by the side of a Lowther. His daughter married Lord Healfort, and Lord Bective, as Lord Ileai!fort's son, acquired a position in the county which has given him a seat in ...

... Orgucil Castle, and Scene in the Vaux. In 1846 he visited Wales fur the first time. On the 7th of July, 1847, our artist marries! Mary S. E. Neu ling. flow it came about was not very dear. The ...

... handful of shingle was' had a wound on her forehead, which was bleeding summon! at the defendant's house, but he was nor A married woman, named Margaret Thompson, of thrown at you, what did you do? also one or two other bruise , . at home. Ireftielant was ...

... to the knowledge or enjoyment of his gifted fellows. The deceased gentleman was 37 yearsof age: about three years ago he married Miss Benson (daughter of the late Mr. lknson, solicitor, Cockermouth), by whom he Bases issue Iwo children.—Prorrith 0/,. ...

... lemma months of real and ;drawing. Attractive and clever, she had many venom, some more, MIK less desirable. She could net marry them all, she adroitly reduced the mean, to twii—the be.t of the lot, of comm. Then she wrote the fact to her mamma, adding ...

... not .noting. LYRIC.% MEDITATIVA. VAX. M3ll I , 111 Wh.,l he 44:meth :he Ike puff of -make„ which hot Pr a. the peal, which marry rherchheit Which sound. a moment, patMg them ...

... years, cannot be resisted. He would ply the unhappy householder with questions to education, religion, as to whether he had married • cousin or a deceased wife's sister, as to politics, amusements, and wages. He weal(' thoroughly crew-examine every audit ...

... nothing hot an old striped stocking, which a Troy girl had left Were during a late visit A clergyman in Illinois, who been marrying several patties of young folks, was asked by a brother who called on him how he was getting along. elk , finely, finely ...

... system. House Mothers are to be appointed to take charge of the buildingseach to contain from 20 to 25 girls and infants. Married couples' are also to beappointe.l ; sash couple will be misfired to take charge of and act as house father and mother of ...