... MARRIED AND SINGLE. To the conundrum why does a married man live longer than a bachelor? we must add another ; why is a married man more courageous in war than an unmarried man? Tee answer to the first is, that he does not, but that it seems longer. Major ...

... Married and Well. A Happy Couple, restored to health is youth, give praise to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. To the good health gained some yews ago by the aid of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. of Montene Hones, Ambers'', Road, Droitwich ...

... MARRI&GE OF COL. BANDBACH, HAFODUNOS, ANI) THE HON. INA DOUGLAS PENNANT. There was • large and fashionable assembly on Visdnesday afternoon at St Piiul's Church, Knightsbridge, London, to witness the marriage of Colonel Arthur Edmund Sandbach, Royal Engineers ...

... ON GETTING MARRIED. .. Under tho curious but expressive title d Folkways (Gunn and Co.). Professor Sumner. a Yale University. has produced a book full of curious learning. As sliewing the difference of view held by different peoples on the same Mb ...

... MARRIED ♦. SINGLE. On Tuesday last at the Mold cricket field, the baker. of Mold played a very interesting game in which married men pitted themselves against the duels. The former were captlined by Mr. John David Davies, and the latter by Mr. G: F. Smith ...

... WAS HE MARRIED •• I realty don’t know for certuin In’* I iHit,” Johnaon. “but ilm otliec .l«y him w booling peranbaUter down the aUeut with two infant* it. Ami were two female*, and the yoongw of lliem waa him. * Yon wretch! been like that twice week ...

... MARRI AGES. JONES —Joxas.—M ay 31st, at the Calvinistic Methodist chapel, Abergele, by the Rev. Francis Jcneß, Mr. W. Jones, Cornual Bach, to Miss Elizabeth Jones, Cefngroes Bach, both of Llanfairtalhaiarn. PAREY—Eves.—At the Bethelem chapel, St. Asaph ...

... get Married. ALL GOODS Wl LL BE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. NO DECEPTION. Compare our prices with others. HUGH WILLIAMS. TAILOR AND DRAPER, HALL SQUARE, DENBIGH Sege to storm the public generally the he ha on view en once ent A.SSORTMENI OF NEW GOODS of ...

... MARRIED MISERY. Mary Wright, of Buckley. applied for a separation order against het husband Robert Wright. She said she obtained a separation order for 10s. a week against him a year ago, but at the beginning of Jane she took him back on his promising ...

... £ Married Women. *• ** w«u. m _ m. Md **e» «b» OWIW4*. IPrHliiQww »ii»iinpiilaiti.l» p isi^mtsLtrsszjsf^* l>>aal fAXriiLET. Hact'BCLf ku. SUIT 9W Ameomee. UCATION. ic. ption»l nff.r. ';'- rr*£ca fItAXKUmiS: ITS TBBAXKUT. *J TON DON BCILT CARBIAOBB. Bml ...

... MARRI AGES. PARZY—Bessz TT.—October Dth, at Si Asaph before Mr Thomas Batten, deputy registrar. Mr John Parry, of Drweybyddel, Baron, Denbigh, to Miss Elizabeth Jane Bassett, of 6, Swine-market, Denbigh. The Free Press, OCTOBER 26th. 19L'. ...

... THE WOES OFAyouNG MARRIED COUPLE. I DIDNT LIKE HIS WIFE TO GET MARRIED H. John Roberts, residing in Hannan Street. we. sommoned in respect of arrears —.£9 15..--nuder an order for the maintentapioca of his two children. Defendant and his wife—lsabella ...