... weeping mil putting of teeth th►n when Lady married • man old enough to be her grandson It is extremely improbable that the ex-Empress of the French will marry again, and still Inure so that she will marry an English duke, whose wealth causes fearful ...

... young Lady or Gentleman about Al marry should A, LOVERS GUIDE COURTSHIP ANL) MARRIAGE. ILT.USTRATED, What traits of Character Man Loves best to fed I W oman . Ho w to Win a Woman's Love. How to Mike Lure. The Result of Love, de., dc, COURTSHIP. Row to ...

... no relations in England, No one norrer than a si-ter, arid I have been cut from communi.ation wit', her for yeare. She married at home. I went out and settled in Italy, and our paths have be. n separate over Gizmo. Poor g :rl I I often think of her ...

... was told that they wore making love. '' Why don't they marry she asked, then they would not make love any more. Blonde : They any Carrie is engaged. Brunette : Engaged ! Why she was married a month ago and has just for a divorce. Blonde : !low ...

... Then why di•7n't you marry her and all her mules, and warts, and mmthrouns eyes ! Don't talk that way t 4 me! her eyes were as nice as yours ! ]they wasn't. They was ! I believe you are sorry because you didn't marry that Brace ! And I know ...

... Every yearn, lady or Gentlomat. about marry should ?eaa THE 'LOVER'S GUIDE 10 COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE. ILLUSTRATED. What traits of Character Man Loves hest to End Woman. How tv Win Wninan'e Love. How to hisks Love. The Result of Love, &c., COURTSHIP. How ...

... based. The idea that the Queen has saved enormous sums, and yet comes to Parliament for more whenever one of her children is married is a mischievous delusion which some instructors of the working classes have done much to propagate. Cr I BONO 7 Colonel Burnaby ...

... , we witness the Miracle Play, with its beauty and grotesquerie, we hear the ribald song of the monks ; and as the story marries us along with it, we would fain behove that had we only lived in that day, we too should have heard the maledictions of the ...

... at the time he thought of her. He wondered whether her lot had proved a happy one or the reveries; w he her she was still married, or widowed; whether she had a large faintly of children, or only one array bantling like his own. Re thought it was a pity ...

... annoyed the poor fellow, and he appeared much depressed in spirits. The female with whom he had the dispute is stated to be a married woman. From this unfortunate circum• at the man apparently, has committed suicide; a sad circumstance for those who have received ...

... better informed, but even he is under the impression that it is not made clear in the story why Prince Zouroff• wanted to marry Vera. These little deficiencies on the part of the critics, coupled with the favourable reception accorded to Mr. Hamilton's ...

... days bard Ltbotir. THE NIGEr Bur IRE MAERIAGE.—Jtmes Russ(ll and Sarah Salter, of Sede.ley Mogl, who were state to have been married while out on bail on Sunday, were charged with drunken and riotous enninN Saturday night. P.C. Kinson said that at 1145 on ...