... THE PROPERTY OF DESERTED MARRIED WOMEN. On Mnnday. Jan. 10 h, the prootaient n tiv, Mori wnl Canrea Act ( h 20th nit f Vietnria, Onto. 85) will into opoostion with re*. met to the property and earning of deFerted married women. Section _ . A sr , fe ...

... elecions, to ascertain how far they had misused their infiu see to est u on the electors. After a long debate the motion wee married by 88 age net 35, an enormous majority. Tnis matter 1. 01 all the more import.nco as the recent elections turned upon the ...

... that no d ffieultiee would h • encountered in hi. getting married. But on his spnlying to the Chancellor for a licence, be wan Tern 4 one, The lover then reqaeteed the Rev. W. 3. St. Aubyn to marry him by bums, which gentleman proceeded to nubli.h. On ...

... 'ellow the plough. In was bet a few days ago that the mime, on her death-ted, coots-seri ter crime. The peasant, her son, married to • noble lady, tel it is not Mown how the intmerta engaged in the matter can be fairly conciliate/. A FROM THZ common felt ...

... reopertable young •timan solicited the advice and aesintance of the B itch under the tollowit.g c.rcumetin:—She said she had been married ut two y. are. eloon atter le r marriage, her husband deserted her, taking with him all the property he get hold of. An a ...

... London, and slu left the platedust in his Cale. lturint her Trebilco , pawned the plate for R2OO. alleging he was about to • marry the lady. As Miss Palmer could not her plate, she gave tha into ci•stody. He sax r found guilty; butt's%) jury hint to mercy ...

... antecedent social position has not been incompatible with that which they must be content to assume on such an income when married; for, after all, social position is the touchstone of this matter, and the prejudices connected with which are the most difficult ...

... pension of £l,OOO a-year, and very recently was appointed to the Coloneley ot the 3rd Buff.. In 1827, Sir Henry Havelock married Hannah Shepherd, youngest daughter uf tato v. Dr. of Serampore, by whom he has issue four ilaughtera and three sone, of whom ...

... would put the frtqueliters of night houses to as much as Mete ia Hying, at the resent tim at Offettoe, neAr Stockport. a married en scan, within )ears, has her husband with teent)-toa children, ell single Letters have recently been receivcd by the family ...

... case with Frederick the Great, Prince Frederick Witham has always nurtured from his earliest youth the firm determination to marry an English wife, even before he knew or was aware of the existence of the Princess Royal Professional gambling is now am offence ...

... whom he fal s desperamly in lova. An old woman, wborerresents herself as their other, persuades the two fair eelestiale te marry the el , glint youth, for he is known to be some great personage by the numbar of his retainers and the splendour of dresa ...

... appeared on the London boards and laid cite fauntlaion of that fame whic't she sub:equently reared. When but 19, she was married to Capt. Alexander Nisbett. of the Life Guards, who was remedy more aged than herself, and met al untimely end eight month ...