... a member of the Limerick Farmers' Club, at a meeting held in Cork- On Lord Ashdown's property, he said, no man dare get married until he had the permis- sion of the agent, Mr John Uniacke Townsend; and for a violation of this rule a man who had himself ...

... suicide were perpetrated on Sunday, in tfce Borough. man named Martin, married, and with five-children, made the acquaintance of a young woman named- Johnson, who had herself beer married and left her husband. It secnr_s that the girl was transferring her ...

... Burntwood, near Lichfield, and chargeable upon the parish of Toxteth Park, Liverpool. It was alleged that Catherine Davies was married to one Hugh Davies, at the parish church of Llanbedr, near Harlech, about 1850; that Hugh Davies was born in the parish of ...

... of their employer, at the Shipwright's Arms, and after re- plenishing the inner man, long life and happiness to the newly-married pair was drunk in a bumper amidst loud cheers. Mr and Mrs Rimmer left for Bow-street just be- fore one o'clock p.m., en route ...

... lists two or three women-voters were objected to. The objection to one of them, Jane Hinton, was, that she had recently married; and her husband, William Jones, claimed the vote. His claim was disputed, but allowed; a case, how- ever, being granted. ...

... of the agricultural labourer. Sir BALDWIN'S suggestions, that the labourer should have a garden to cultivate, that young married couples should have the chance of obtaining a small piece of land sufficient for the keep of one or two cows, and that cottages ...

... Phillips, vicar of Aberystwyth, assisted by the Rev. W. Thomas, Llancynfelin. On leaving the church the path of the newly-married pair was strewed with flowers by eighteen young girls who were all dressed alike, through the kind liberality of Mrs Fryer ...

... twenty-seven The reporter closes his account of the proceedings with these words- There is some disparity in the ages of the married pair, but then happiness is not dependent upon years. It was announced some time ago that Mr Watkin Wil- liams would attend ...

... brilliant scholar and author, as well as one of the finest orators of the day. He married a daughter of Lord Skelmersdale's, by whom he leaves two sons, and a daughter, married to Colonel Talbot. Lord Stanley, now member for King's Lynn, succeeds to the title ...

... one of the two men rescued from the Manchester prison van. He tells us that Deasy is living in Boston, and that Kelly was married at New York on the very day on which the report reached that city that he was lying in a dying state at King's College Hospital ...

... Lonckn police. A wife has obtained a divorce at Santiago on the ground that her husband is a woman. The husband had married for money, and the law courts are now troubled about certain monetary transactions place before the marriage was annulled ...

... be found. They were particularly to bear in mind the following:— 1. That the persons must be householders, and be either married, widows, or elderly persons, and be possessed of well-known good moral character. 2. That the houses must contain sufficient ...