... [November 5, 1879. three times married,—firstly, in 1833, to Anne, daughter of the late Mr. Henry Hoare, of Stourhead, Wilts; secondly, in 1850, to Rosina Adelaide, daughter of Mr. J. C. Handley; and thirdly, in 1875, to Miss Gerard, daughter of the Hon ...

... Montgomery, is engaged to be married to a Mr. Mosey, a wealthy business gentle. man in the Midland counties. Yet another marriage. Mr. Evelyn Dering, son of Mr. Heneage Dering, of Brunswick Place, has wooed, and won, and married Miss Gates, daughter of Mr ...

... extra pay, and work in the argenal, calculating the contents and weight of grease-pots. Awfully clever fellows, and generally married. They have a sublime contempt for a fellow who knows his drill, and look on clean boots, a straight back, and neat-fitting ...

... hunting is enjoined to be given to officers! Lord Grantley married last week Miss K. Mac Vickers, a young American lady, who has acquired fame for her beauty. It is Curious how many American girls marry Englishmen. This is because they know how to make themselves ...

... have been married a few years, and perhaps you won't be over anxious to dig your wife up again ! Here—it is shocking to have to record such levity—we all burst out lauFhing ; for somehow or other, though we do not even know if he is married, we instantly ...

... showing what it could do when well led. By the way, it is not generally known that the worthy musical knight is shortly to be married to one of his pupils, cetat 20.—Miss Emily Soldene and her English opera company are still at the Standard Theatre, and drawing ...

... good society at home,—people of the laxest morals, and amongst whom the strangest license exists. She had never met a young married woman, in her set, about whom there were not stories, and though most of these stories were untrue, still the recital of ...

... to our Levantine ideas; and the first question a Levantine would ask is, Why are you not married? How can your parents have left you so long without marrying you to somebody ? .To answer that, is to tell my whole story. All my troubles have been about ...

... some suspicion that my father and mother had money difficulties which the doctor would help them out of, on condition of marrying - me, which seemed not only infamously wicked, but too,—too cruel. I could not keep back my tears, and began to cry, and ...

... Everything that is dreadful, Menichina. to marry Dr. Wriggle. Impossible ! You must be dreaming, dear mistress ! No, no; I wish I was, I say. It is only too horridly true. But you can't marry him,—he is such a bad man, all the poor people ...

... valuable services of General Lord Airey, G.C.8., by bestowing on him the baton of a Field-Marshal. Certain journals have tried to marry Sir Charles Dilke. Sir Charles refuses the flattering honour, and authorises the contradiction of the assertions made about ...

... who was never married, was one of the wealthiest of English Peers. Sir Charles Pigott is about to marry as his second wife a widow lady, whom report says is well dowered. Miss Nelly Keyser, one of the pretty twin-sisters, is going to marry Mr. Charles Newton ...