... MARRIED AND NOT MARRIED When a young gentleman and a young lady cannot agree upon such a plain fact as to whether or not they have been recently joined together in the holy bonds of matrimony, people naturally think their is some- thing suspicions afloat ...

... MARRIED. An Interesting wedding took Pro- Cathedral, Liverpool, when Capt. J. P. L. Davies led the altar Mias Catherine Resale. The parties had come from Logos to Liverpool, about 5,000 miles, have the marriage* solemnised the Rev. Lancelot Nicholson ...

... MARRIED 311 t. J. F. MORRIS. Mr. and Mrs. John Flitcroft Morris, of 120, Chester-street, Blackburn, have just celebrated their golden wedding. They were married at the Wesleyan - Chapel, Tyldesley, on June 23, 1883, and have lived in Blackburn ...

... MARRIED! “ Great Scot!” cried Sir Thomas Croshy, at the London Guildhall Police Court, yesterday, when a man of twenty-three pleaded that he had a wife. *“Do you meams to say that a young man of your age has a wife? Why, you can hardly look after yourself ...

... MARCONED, NOT MARRIED. A YOUNG MAN'S WIRE AND THE RESULT. Thoughtfulness has brought a k of trouble to Mr Hector O. Erickson, 'lfoc lives at Chicago, and, according to the ““ Daily Express” correspondent, is well known as an cligible bachelor to a number ...

... remaining open the rights of the descendant of 11r . n P. Leahy. This gentleman had been married to Anne Stratford, sister 01 the intestate. Anne died. and then Leahy married Dorcas Stratlord, his deceased wife's sister. That mar, Liam. took place at Gretna ...

... MARRIED IN PRISON. There was a strange scene af the prison of Montpellier yesterday, when a man named Dennery. recently sentenced to a long term of pepnal rervitude, was married to a young dressmaker from Marseilles. Dennery was the leader of an organised ...

... MARRIED AT BLACKPOOL. HUSBAND SUED BT HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW. The sequel to a young couple’s courtship, which had its origin in visit Itridlington, was heard at the Leeds Aesiacs Saturday, when Mrs Mary Ellen Corringfaam, Sheffield, sued Hr G. B. M. Phillips ...

... MARRIED IN HOSPITAL. After an operation in hospital for internal trouble, Mr James Dick, of Port Glasgow, urged that his E'mjectod wedding should take place fortfrwith, and he and Miss Helen Burns, of Greenock, have been married in the hospital ward. ...

... REASONS FOR NOT MARRYING. A Parisian contemporary has been asking its bachelor readers why . they do not marry? Here are some of The answers:— A City Man: Lovemaking takes too much time. There's more durable happiness in making money. A Barrister: ...

... MARRIED AT THIRTEEN. A witness th* inquest a married woman named Mary Atkina, aged thirty-nine, at Manchester yesterday was her eon, aged twenty-five It waa stated that the woman, whose death waa due to natural causes, was married when only thirteen. ...

... MARRIED AT BUSHEY. Many Blackburn friends of Mr. Tom Pickup, .of Bracside, will be interested to learn of his marriage at Bushey Parish Church. on Saturday, to Miss Barbara Mary Malin-White, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Malin-White, of Bushey ...