... woman of thirty was—well, thirty years ago. For this reason, no doubt, and because we are becoming very continental, the married women reign supreme, and seem to reign for ever. It seems absurd to read in the lisc of beauties at a ball the names of mothers ...

... debilitating disorders incidental to the 'y and in every contingency perilous to the life and health %cp woman—youthful or aged, married or single—they are athe“‘ and reliable remedy. Their purifying qualities render *ond invaluable to females of all ares. They ...

... chances of promotion. I know cases, and others do, too, where men in' 'warehouses have been discharged at a week’s notice, married men many of them, who had served their employers well in t{le past, and had become &0 successful in their departments as to ...

... SUPERINTENDENT, MALE IMBECILE ATTENDANT, AND TASKMISTRESS.—The Guardians of the Poor of this Union INVITE APPLICATIONS from Married Couples, without children, for the %ositions of SUPERINTENDENT, MALE IMBECILE ATTENANT, and TASKMISTRESS, at their Workhouse ...

... him several workmen, the foreman of whom was one named James Kenyon, hailing from Ashtonunder-Lyne. Leivain Bauwens in 1803 married Mary Kenyon, daughter of the above-named James Kenyon. Can any reader supply information regarding this James Kenyon and his ...

... the most beautiful . residences in Wales. In English its name would be The Castle of the Black Rock. Baron Cederstrom, who married the prima donna early last year, wishes her to spend a few months each .year in Germany and the remainder 1n London. lty - ...

... who with his family and Lord and . Lady Crewe will be thus involved, while the late peer leaves five sons, none of whom are married, and three daughters, who are Mrs. Maxse (the wife of Major Maxse), Mrs. Vincent Yorke, and Miss. Margaret Wyndham. ...

... as law agents—a privilege which has been ttherto confineq exclusivelgf to men. One of the richest heiresses in England was Married in Tondon last week. Miss Casse%, the only daughter of Sir Ernest Cassel, who became Mrs. Wilfriq Ashley, will one day inherit ...

... Kirkby, F.L.S., both of Manchester. With sixteen illustrations. . 3s. 6d. net. London: Bailliere, Tindall, and Cox. MARRYING AND THE MARRIED. By Percy Wardell. Is. London: Horace Marshall. A MasteErß MARINER. Being the life and adventures of Captain Robert ...

... doctor, and that he would also have made a splendid barrister or lawyer. =~ When witness told Palmer that he was going to get married the latter advized him to do so, remarking that his melancholy nature demanded it. (Laughter) He added that witness would ...

... Lievin Bauwens died in 1822 and his wife in 1834. One son died at Paris in 1869, another in London, whilst a daughter was married to M. Louis Rysheuvels, of Antwerp. One of the open squares in Ghent is named in honour of Lievin Bauwens, and there his statue ...

... roses and orchids. Inside, the church was a mass of exotic buds and blossoms. Qutside, above the doorway, whence the newly-married pair left the building, was a huge floral horse-shoe, composed of 1,800 rare orchids. This alone cost over £l,OOO. But the ...