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... with Mr. William Adair, also of Scotland, ami then of Kinhilt, in the County of Wiglou. whose son, Robert, soon afterwards married JiUe, daughter of said Edmonstonc, and thereby succeeded to the possession of the Ballymena propetly in his own right. William ...
... relating solely the title of lands theretofore held of such manor shall be lodged with the registrar the ftstrict: where married women arc interested in any lands, the registrar on the transfer of such lands may ...
... divorce case would allowed to marry again, but would he obliged to have the marriage celebrated before the registrar. The object was to remove the compulsion of clergymen contrary to their conscientious scruples, to re-marry divorced persons. The Attor ...
... (literally) boasting of marriage, and that the offence consists in man or woman giving out that he or she married some person whom they are not married. The failure of the Atlantic Telegraph has caused general regret here, and the shares fell immediately ...
... act for taking the knowled/nnent of married women : in cases of lands held for any term of years, renewable at stated periods, cr for lircs renewable, it shall not necessary n )on the renewal of such term that a new deed shal. be made, but the original ...
... who, he vious vears by several thousands. Th number of assured, would never >uffer it to come back to marri.* ...
... Majority The consideration of the amendm cordingly proceeded with. To the clause which makes it optional for clergyman to marry divorced persons Lord St. Leonards moved an amendment to the effect that the option should be coufined to clergy men now holy ...
... cnterUmment, part.calarlv Mr. Jack; and, the doxology having been sung, and Ihe'benediction pronounced, the meeting separated. Married—Aueust 26, Ballyclug Church, the DD. Ballvmarlow, M.ry June, voun|!«t d.t.ghitt Mr. j antes BaUmlinc, IWlymeni. 28. Iho Chufth ...
... we? was partly bewildered still. It was all too much for him to comprehend. “When will Uncle Christopher come?*’ he asked. Marry .eak*'s, boy—didn’t I tell ye ye hadn* got no oonkle Christopher The man pretend ed to yonr oonkle wa’n’t r>« *uch thing! He’s ...
... confident bearing. She was not pretty but she was neat. She sang that little serio-comic old-fashioned ballad, “Mamma won’t let me marry yet. 1 could detect all the faults of want of training, but her voice was sweet and true, though not powerful; she also did ...
... be too accept his hand, were plentiful. bought him turoptuaus mansion, and then selected the woman he huve for a wife. was married, and had obtained a wife who could make music and song for Inm. She was young and buoyant, and in giving her hand to the wealthy ...
... wrote“ Unlike mjr subject now ahull be bnn&; be witty, sod U blisn t long. The New Act of Married Women’s Reversionary Interests.— After the 31st of December next married women may dispose of their reversionary interests personal property, and release powers ...