... MARRIED AT MORECAMBE. — ——— ...

... MARRIED MISERY A sequel to a recent charge of child murder which was heard at the Derbyshire Assizes and resulted in the woman being bound over, came before the Bench. Sarah g:lizabeth Lee applying for a maintenance order against her husband. Wm. Lee ...

... MARRIED AT NINETY. William Crow told the Louth magistrates that his wife had flung him to the floor, scratched his face, blackened his eye, and sworn to -kill him, and they bound the woman over. Crow, who formerly kept a boarding-house at Mablethorpe ...

... MARRIED FOR LOVE. In Denver (says “Harper’s Magazine*’) they tell of a young Britirs:eet who will some day inherit a title, and who not long ngo married a daughter of a supposedly wealthy man of that town. s A month or so after the marriage the father-in-law ...

... TO BE MARRIED IN LONDON. As will be scen by a report in another column, Mr. RR. C. A. Palmer-Morewood, of Alfreton Park, and Miss de Cas, eldest dauchter of the Vica rof Alfreton, will be married at All Saints’ Church, Margaret-street, London, at noon ...

... GETTING MARRIED. In one of the biggest circular letters on record (it is really a twenty-page pamphlet) the Admiralty have just given commanding officers of his Majesty'a ships full details of the responsibilities thrown upon them by the Naval Marriages ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE, Baron de Bourgoing, head of the French Legation, was & widower, wf:hnn‘ daughter too young to take ber place in miu{. A story, which he related a dinner before half-a-dozen guests, some very new scquaintances, will better than any ...

... MARRIED AT DERBY. SMEDLEY -—-FORD A pretty wedding was solemnised at Ashbourne-road Wesleyan Church, Derby, on Whit-Tuesday, June 6th. The Rev. E. Davidson officiated. The service was choral. The hymn, ** The Voice that breathed o’er Eden ' was sung. ...

... “GETTING” MARRIED. 1 was occupied nearly two months in getting p.yhghn.&-h.dmm' ‘ ing permission of various people to get married - » humorous American writer in dwelling on the difficulty of married in Eogland). It was & regular It was & trip through ...

... MARRIED AT 17 i Evidence in the second summons, given | by Mrs. Varney, showed that she and her | husband were married in October, 1927, | when they were hLoth 17 years of age. The . alleged cruelty had been going on for some| time. Varney said he had ...

... NOT MARRYING IN HASTE. It is reported that Miss Molly Underwood is engaged to Sam Miller, who has been keeping company with her for the past eleven years, A person would mnaturally think tflat after keeping company eleven years, Sam and Molly would know ...

... MARRYING EARLY! A Hindoo boy, an inhabitant of Limree, has mhwfl“&nmtd&ow’fi troublesome M,mmwnln&upw,&. Sumsher Bahadoor, has t:l'yld-odhm the daties and responsibitities of married life until his scholastic studies shall have been completed. Thfee or ...