... Sheriff Spittal of Oreenook has decided that cemeteries are liable to be assessed for poor rates. the town districts widows are married in twice high proportions in the rural districts, —Scotch Registrar General. , . It remarkable fact, says the Scotch Registrar- ...

... mother'a aatTanU, and wanted to marry her. The fimtlj objected, and lh *n put pistol bis breast and flrod, the ball taking effect in l~ftam. but th« wound ia not dangerous. Ha decUree be will not lire unless he allowed to marry girl, and it is understood thstthe ...

... time, aud sag that had not tbe sea been comparativaly smooth, no boat sosld have lived is it. The six have perished were all married, and bare left widows sad twauty-uine children, bes.dse other aged and helpless dependents. Only three, moat four, of the ...

... it currently reported Prince Augustus, brother to reign King Portugal, baa been offered the Crewe of bpaiu, and that will marry the eldest daughter of Duke Mootpenaier. Prince Augustus was born in 1847. A letter writer Indiana clutbee disagreeable fact ...

... Peerage, and relates to the vicissitudes of the Douglas family. Very much against the wishes of her friends, Lady Jane Douglas married a Mr Stewart, a gentleman who, though possessing considerable attainments, did not bear altogether irreproachable character ...

... Uaoalii, fir*t Wilium Oormou, mete—leivM wit* *■“ pbildree. William Don. oa Corbet, George Gibeon, leamae—aemarried. Anuiber married, wboee aa*e bee oetlaiaed. vif« ofciW* ...

... of feeling union seems, alas ' to be impossible ; nor is it desired by either side. The old lovers oan never, I fear, be married now. Feelings of jealousy and suspicion, and mutual sense of injustice, appear forbid tbo banns. We cannot look for coafessioua ...

... preached for the first tune on Sunday in tbs Dresden Evangelical Court Chapel. Sumner, alter living iulo advanced age bachelor, married, three years since, young widow of great personal attractions. Recently, the man and wife have, on the ground tf incompatibility ...

... in the employment the nign Hallway Company, and who resided in lodg ngs at 8 Sharp's Lane, Andenton. Ma ...

... total of 1182. OJger and Jenkins thus support Whitworth and Evans. Miss Jones, (Oitmistress at Winterset, lowa, recently married Mr Alfred Smith. Mis Smith is not known to the department as postmistrtsa, Mies Jones has no longer a legal existence, and ...

... lowtrd to move within certtin limits, has devote! itselt to the development of outturn* appropriate to young, in tUad of married woman. And it is much better t at Engli b fashion, following the example of the Princess of Wales, should incommode cert tin ...

... brother, and argued that it would not just to alter the laws to allow a man to marry bia deceased wife’s sister, and at the same time to refuse permission to woman to marry herds, ceased husband’s brother. Mr A. Cross seconded the motion. Mr Sclater Booth ...