... MORE MARRYING. Trt The annual report of the of Births. Deaths. and Marriages a Elegised sad Wake de:ding with the vital statistics for lie year 149. has just been issued. tie popala. tarn en the assumption th! the rate wrens, which prv‘ivied in the ...

... MARRI&OES. At 20 Caledonia Street, Paisley, on the 28th inst., by the Rev. P. 8. Menzies, Mr John Mamllum, to Agnes, eldest daughter of Mr Dugald Ritchie, Paisley. At St Mirren's Chapel, Fast Buchanan Street, Paisley, on the 27th instant, by the Rev. ...

... playful poke at 'ltantar,' to which she replied, 'Now, John, quit I') ' For, you ere, we're going to git married at Maxim's uncle's. We might 'a bin married at Montanny, bat we took a habit to wait till we got to the Bluffs, being Mariar's uncle is a minister ...

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... NEWLY MARRIED. How glad I am, dearle, that our tastes are so very similar, said young Mrs. Honeylip to her husband when they had returned from their bridal tour end were furnishing the dal in whiob they were to be so perftctly happy. We agree about ...

... venial, because of the reiterated uterine of the young woman that she did not like Clark, and that u he had married another woman she felt free to marry another man. Mr. Green, a witness for the prosecution, admitted that she bad attended the a (toad 'carrier ...

... MARRY ME, OR DIE! ' A young teacher, of Dordogne, named Raymond, hid loved Marguerite Goutlaier for years, but, on account of his shiftless life, his suit had been in vain. Rendered desperate by this ill-fortune, he publicly deoared that he would win ...

... MARRIED ON A GRAVE• nil Pittston (Luzerne county. Pa.) Comet of Saturday gives the following remarkable story that savours very much like romance but it is given for what it is worth. Among the arrivals on the eve minutes to nine train from New York on ...

... MARRYING A BARMAID. THE divorce suit Pritchard v. Pritchard and Beans was concluded on Saturday. The petitioner was connected with the National Provincial Bank of England. He was what was calhd an inspector in conneotion with that establishment, and bis ...

... MARRYING A FORTUNE. You are not serious, Fred ? Never more so in my life, Walter. And why should I not be serious? Because you have too much of that rare qua'ity called common sense to marry a young lady whose only recommendation is that she happens ...

... THE MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY BILL. The Lord Chancellor moved the second reading of the Married Women's Property Bill, which was founded on the result of the deliberations of the Select Committee of year, and containel among other provisions a pro- posal ...

... MR. STANLEY GETTING MARRIED. It is ennonnoed that the end of Jane has been fixed for th e marriage of Mr. H. M. Stanley and Miss Darotby T t, of Richmond Terraoe, Whitehall, daughter of the late Mr. Charles T t, a lady well known to the public by her ...