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... MARRYING DAYS AND MARRYING MONTHS. The Scotch (says the Observer) like the English, have their favoured months and days for marriage, and some interesting information the subject is given the report of the Scotch Registrar-General, accompanying the census ...
... MARRIED He and his wife were married a year later. While at Laggan, Mr Titterington took a keen interest in music and the Gaeliclanguage. He moved to Clune Park, Port Glasgow, in 1958, and remained there until moving to Abdie and Dunbog. Mr Titterington ...
... MARRIED In 1804 he married Jean Henderson whose father was farmer at Hatton. In 1807 he extended his house at Pratis. It was his political leanings that brought him the disapproval of Fife county gentlemen. The reaction to his political ideas made him ...
... More marry THE 1985 figures for Cupar Registration District show marriage to be enjoying increased popularity. In all, 128 couples were married locally last year, compared with 83 the year before, with 87 opting for the traditional church wedding and ...
... MARRIED MEN D. Bell, c Law, b Forbes A. D. Livingstone, not out 4 M. Melrose, c Law, b Lawson 29 R. Houston, c Lawson, b Forbes 22 W. Y. Robertson, run out 1 A. N. J. Macphail, b Forbes 3 A. A. Lumsden, c Michie, b Thomson J. D. Downie, c Thomson ...
... TEACHERS MARRY PRIMARY school teacher Miss Jennifer Ann Thomson, eldest daughter of Dr and Mrs William J. Thomson, Eden Villa, The Barony, Cupar, and art teacher Mr Colin Christie McCullough, younger son of Mr and Mrs Normam McCullough, 1A Glendale Park ...
... MARRIED IN ELGIN JACQUELINE Carnegie, her uncle, James Leese, 4 Maline Place, Lossie- wore an ivory silk dress mouth, was married to topped by burgundy Neil Grant, Craigmore, velvet and trimmed Brae Lossie Place, Elgin with ivory and burin St Columba’s ...
... POLICEWOMEN MARRY With regard to policewomen, Inch said they were not getting nearly so many applications as formerly. They did not keep women so long. They had them for a year or two and then they got married. The Committee granted the Chief Constable ...
... Kincardineshire, of a daughter. Married, at St George's Church, Ramsgate, on the 14th current, Thomas Carew, Esq. third son of the late Sir Henry Carew, Bart, to Charlotte, fourth daughter of Sir William Curtis, Bart. Married, at the Church of St John's ...
... PHARMACISTS MARRY MISS Michelle Clare Wishart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wishart, The Knoll, 1 Beechwood Terrace, East Newport, married fellow pharmacist Mr Derek Charles Stewart, son of Mrs Shena Stewart, 135 Crigievar Crescent, Aberdeen, in Newport ...
... Married at Milnathort BEAUTIFUL floral arrangements enhanced Orwell Parish Church, Milnathort, for the wedding of Miss Fiona Mary Harley, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Harley of Thomanean, Milnathort, and Mr Christopher M. J. Holmes, 170 East 87th Street ...
... people who marry in May is very far short of the number who marry in April. But it would appear from the quarterly returns of marriages registered in the eight principal towns of Scotland that neither April nor May is favour 9.41 • marrying month. There ...