... TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY. When I sit by my fire in a hachelot'a state And view the red coals as they gleam through my grate, Then full oft in my mind with myself I debate— Shall I marry ? When I think of the scteaminga of children acd wheu, I con.ider ...

... man's wife. The woman, he found, had been married to a man named Fell, who died, and shortly afterwards she married one Martin and had two children. Get. ting tired of him, she accused him of being a married man, and he immediately deserted her and went ...

... NOT TO MARRY. Never marry a girl who is fond of being always in the street—who is fond of going to the theatre—who has a jewelled hand and an empty head—who will see her mother work and toil while she lies in bed and reads novels or feigns sickness—who ...

... THE MUCH-MARRIED MAHDI. A telegram from Cairo to the states that the Mandi left 150 widows,of whom 31i were pregnant. lie has hundreds of children living. ...

... MARRYING A ZULU. At Birmingham, on Tuesday, a Zulu, named Mary Timm, was charged with assaulting Thomas Cashmore a labourer, with whom sLe lived, by striking him on the head with a paraffin lamp. The parties were engaged to be married, and on Tuesday ...

... MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY. An appeal has been heard in the House of Lords in the ease of Paterson and Husband v. Poe, in which Poe, a printer, of Glasgow, whose late wife had ac. quired property partly before and partly after the passing of the Married ...

... SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS BY A MARRIED WOMAN AT BILSTON. At the Billiton Police Court, on Tuesday, before Jornah Tildesiey, Esq., Harriet Leadbetter, of Oxford street, and Richard Humphries, of Temple-street, were charged wiih indecent conduct in the public ...

... MARRYING A IVAIW OF COURT. Before the commencement of the Long Vacation an order wan obtained trum Mr. Justice Chitty iu the Chancery Division to commit in man for marrying a ward of Court.—The cirmunitances as revealed to his Lordship ou Monday on an ...

... TIIE MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY ACT. From the first day of the present month the rules of the Post Utiice Savings Rank affecting the deposits of married women in England end Ireland will, owing to the operation of the Married Winner's Pi opetty Act, 1882 ...

... MARRIED COUPLE'S TROUBLES THROUGH RELATIVES. At the Biliton Pilice Court, on Tuesday, Mr W. H. lingers was called upon to adjudicate upon a case of married domestic infelicity, the partite to which appeared to be anything but Cumfvrtable in experiecte ...

... A D‘RL\STON MARRIED PI.I s - ' At the W.•lne.bury Po tuts lay, W. I'. F. ex:penilnals: Jot.n k, avid holt maker, Suittft-street, wae chat ged with assaintine hie *lie, \lark.— Mi Vanehan appeared to ilnfend Tie a gr-at lack of domestic which at. eleren ...

... FOR ADIES' your will Marry you, your Lover's Age, er your Dresin•. and When You will be Married, or if yonr Lover will Marry You. The name of your Husband. If your Lover Loves someone else, &c. Send 14 stamps to S. MARCH & Ca., St. James' Walk, London ...