... their appreciation of their minister's services on June 11. 1884, by presenting him with a magnificent bookcase. Mr. Evans married Miss Morgan, eldest daughter of the genial and popular bard. loan Trithyd. a few years ago, and no one who knows Mr. and Mrs ...

... WAS IT the Wind ? Miller, a married woman, who appeared at the box with a child in her arms, was charged with stealing an apron value Is., the property of Mary Gibbon, wife of Charles G-ibbon, The complainant, who stated that she resided at 32. Harriet-street ...

... girl, and, according to her evidence, he had always been civil to her. This fact, coupled with the fact that prisoner was a married man with a large family, negatived the presumption he would be a man likely to commit the crime, or be subjected to a sudden ...

... to Anne. his sister. Xever mind, old man. he added, when he saw my discomfiture. Anne has long since settled in life. She married Bob. Y Xeuadd, and is living very happily with him. •• I am very glad was all I could say. '• Go 011. finish your story, and ...

... mankind received his powerful aid everything that breathed of philanthropy and loving kindness found in him a warm friend. He married in 1864 Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Cooke, of Bridg- end. by whom he had five children, three sons and two ...

... Great Yarmouth. In 1763. on the death of Mrs. Xaunton. Mr. illiam Leman, solicitor, and Mr. Thomas Rede, solicitor, who was married to Leman s daughter, took possession of the Lethering- ham Abbey Estates. One of the estates, called Kettle borough Manor ...

... closed by prayer. PENMARIv. MARRIAGE.—On Saturday morning last, at Pen- mark Church, Miss Marian Morgan, of Aberthaw, was married to Mr. William Waddell, A.M.I.C.E., of the Engineers' Office, Barry Dock and Railways. The bride was given away by her br ...

... wife, and how jolly to interview the several candidates. But I could never get Dick to join- Dick was a shrewd fellow—he's married to old Midas' widow, you know. Well, I could never get him to do it anyhow, and I didn't like to do it myself. But one day ...

... bankruptcy.—The magistrates ordered the applicant to lay his claim before the Official Receiver. DRUNKENNESS CASES.—Hannah Lloyd, married, was fined 2s. 6d. for being drunk and disorderly in Main-street, Cadoxton, on the 9th inst. For similar offences the following ...

... Nelson's death. Growing into man's estate, when the bells were ringing, and the bonfires burning for the victory at Waterloo. Married, while George the III. was king. A widewyer and renamed while the First gentlemen of Europe swayed a septre. Three times ...

... other might last for a long time to come. No less an authority than Sir Walter Scott said that only one out of every ten married their first love, and of those only one out of ten lived happily. (Loud laughter.) He now found that he was to be opposed ...

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