... |ITIE 'MARRIED SWEETHEART.1 A LLUCKY ESCAPE. fea The course of true love is said never to run smooth; bat and the little impediments which usually disturb its course wh exist equally in the amours of the benedict and loves of for the bachelor. Discovery ...

... seemed almost a farce to believe tse~ childlike couple were married, but the facts in support of the charge showed thatinttal farce the union was in reality a sad ard tragedy. They had b1eenl married enly months, and their courtship !led bean eiverV: still ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends us (Northerr WVhiq) the following extraordinary story of a wedding, the facts of which, he says, he has from the beat ?? Saturday last, a marriage ceremony, attended with very unusual circumstances, took place ...

... daring, or stinu- lated by some more occult purpose, Joseph sud- denly afrmed that he could back down Nannie in getting married that very da . The fair damsel pronptly retorted that he could do nothing of the kind.Sho could and would rush into danger ...

... THE PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. is a Two measures which are now before ised Parliament, relating to the property rights ined of married women, indicate the existence )hed of a feeling that legislation on the subject sing is considered necessary. Nor can ...

... IMINISTERS MARRY I TO_ TE EDITORS OF TE LVEROOL MERCURY. oi uTI Gentlemen,-The ministerial profession cannote but view with something akin to amusement much tl of the dilation expressed in recent correspondence hi hereon. To marry or not to marry? That is ...

... l MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY. AsO The annual report of the married sr wouien's property committee f6r the present Pau year affords a remarkable illastration of t the difficulties which in this country lie in p the way of obtaining even the smallest 1 ...

... bill is to give to all married women in Scotland, to a limited extent, those rights over their property already recognised with regard to England and Ireland by the Married Women's Pro- perty Act of lSu. Under that act a married woman's earnings became ...

... affecting the industrial in- comes of married women. The interpretation put upon the Act by the Inland Revenue authori- ties, and endorsed by the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, has the effect of depriving all married women engaged in trade on their own ...

... he expected, and that had he anti- the cipated this result, he wouid not have married. sies -ow,% the only meanig I can find in tfis is that f f'he man would not marry but that ho fancied he Iof would not have a wife and cbildren after he mar- ,ist ...

... MARRIED WHEN DYING. - AND THE SEQUEL! Ont A pathetio story, connected with the devoted Nev attachment of a young married couple living m torn London, has been published in the Wpnkly, 13, Dispatch, a reporter op that paper havig arid spent an evening ...

... d home, the married minister rarely I the feels the true force of self-sacrifice, except the s joy sacrifice that fails to the lot of married people in Xi the all grades of life. But, looking around at the c Fosy but lives of our married ministers, I ...