... PASSAGES will given few Marri- d I and SUEPIIMtiH; t-> Hln-l- SERVANTS and DAIRY MAIDS. A few Single MKN will also Pniwages Reduced Rates. IMMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA—FREE J PASSAGES will be granted to a limited number of Married PLOUGHMEN and WOMEN SERVANTS ...

... serious evils than tbs one complained of. II we take France a modified example this repression, where it the aim most men marry late and avoid families, will find that, socially politically, she not so happy as onr own We* must seek a panacea elsewhere ...

... entertain the faintest hope of her safety. This melancholy loss will throw deep gloom over many household. Many of tbe crew were married men, with families; one of them has left wife and eleven children. Chronicle. In London, two young men got into conversation ...

... the constitution ; the cnujses and cure of nu-iitat and physical delutity. with useful hints to invalids and those aliont to marry. Illustrated with lino Copperplate Linrravinp*, numerous Cases, Ac , Ac. be-ing the actual experience years constant practice ...

... ealiafactory IVatimoniola as character and aldlity. Anply. Letter, add reseed *• Z.,“ People'* Journal Office. A bar oaan. A MARRIED MAN, of middle age, wants SITUATION OAEDBNBR; has had experience In t) bualaete tor » years, will have no objections to anperin* ...

... these artistes the various jewellers throrgbout the town. this work he proved very successful, and on the strength of this married his present wife. took apartments in 47 Cumberland Street, w here lie earned business for himself as hair plaiter, the principal ...

... to your private affairs. D’ye intend to follow his advice wi’ regard marryin’ Mary Ann Marryin’! What wad marry for ** What does onybody marry for, Willie, but just to bac cantie bit boose, an’ a caotic bit fire, an’ a cosy wee wilie to ait an’ admire ...

... A man has been committed for trial at Lichfield, on charge of bigamy. His defence was otiows : is quite true that 1 have married both the women, but the oondnet of first wife was so bad tuat I was not able live with her; and, if possible, shall produce ...

... bounding and bursting heart, durst not let her affection be shown, from oread of her cruel relations, who insisted on her marrying some lord or baronet that she did not care one button about If so, unhappy pair, I pity them ! Were we guess our wsy in the ...

... all the booty obtained in return for the per- one the moot atrocious crintes ever re* corded. Barton mas about yean He was married, and leaves wife ami twelve children, all whom are of mature years. The family highly resected iu the district, and one the ...

... who are they ! he lady and gentleman who sit together are Stewart Linn and his dearly-loved wife. May Dew. They have been married tor more than two years. Stew art Lion has never had cause to rei>eut at having gathered May Dew from the lonely grave. The ...

... mercury on the oonrtitntlon ; «>'• causes and care of mental and physical debility, with ?/■ '[ hints Invalids and those about marry. Dloetr ...