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... ?? MONDAY, JLY 29 1889. The EArl of Fife was on Saturday married to I ?nucess Louis*, eldest daughter of the Prinice and Princess of Wales. The ceremony, which A4oekplace in the private chapel of Buckiogham Palace, was performed by the Archbishop of ...
... FIR1D A -MoR JUNX 1. FRIDAY MORING, JVF12. TuE DURE DE CHARTRES was married yesterday at Kingston, to his cousin, the daughter of the Prince .J-Jge ULVi, LO i1lS COJU&J, ith UUttgLU-t I .V f - do Joinville. The Prince and Princess of WYales ot] were in ...
... Marriage is High Life.—lt is stated that Lady Frances, tilth daughter of the Dnke of Argyll, is engaged be married to Mr East ice Balfour. Lady Frances years of age. Mr Balfour is at present residing Caunes. where Lady Frances is living with her father ...
... or this Highlanders. - The departure of the 79th Highlanders Glasgow commenced yesterday forenoon. Dur-nj the morning the married portion were busily engaged getting their belongings arranged and conveyed to the Custom-House Quay, where everything was ...
... —Marriage Btjoicwyt at Yesterday Misa Christian il'inlyre Denny, eldest daughter of Mr Peter Deuny, shipbuilder, Dumbarton, ni married Mr June* Hamilton, job., snipbuildsr engineer, Glasgow, yoasgeet sou of Jam** Hamilton, ahipouilder, (Jlaagow. I'he marriage ...
... Marriage of the or O'Cohmoh Dos. O'Uonaor Dan. M.P., ni married .»» morning Kinx«towc, near Dublin, to M:» O'VarrdL atlenr«tf ...
... conveyed; were married women, 1i single women, and 1 gilt - '6 were English. and 1S Irisb. The number of emi- crants conveyed to the Cape of Good Hope was 500 souls, equal to 45,01i statute adults; of whom 57 were married men, 57 married women, 167 single ...
... ship, or abroad;' but a much larger number of soldiers are married without the permission of their commanding-officers. Besides, there enter the army many men already i married for although a married recruit would not be accepted, a munber of them pass the ...
... of each married.~u man, as far as can be ascertained from those around-no official account being kept Thomas Hiradsn. married. ?? Robert Dixon, married. William Richardson, married. ?? Bobert Rawlings. married Mn. . 1 Jonsegb Rawlings, ...
... Jarnes Parker (married), I Claycross; Michael Parkin (married),Danesmoor; din Joseph Phipps (married), Danesmoor, Owen t Richards (married), Danesmoor; Wim. Renshaw (married), Danesmoor; Win. Slihn (married), R ...
... Thomas, married, Treal&w. Thomas Williams, single, Penygr-aig, ?? Davies, single, Ilealaw. IH eiiry Jones, married, Dinas. Charles Jones, married, Dines. John Davies, married. Penygraig. Thomas Jones, married, Penygralz. E r'an Davies. ...
... bachelors was exactly double that of the married men. As the age increased, the d:irf ence in the death-rate as agaiust the bechelos acecreased. but at every stage of life tle tidvantsge was In nfvour of married men. ?? twenty )years of age to the close ...