... COMFORTABLg Hous. —William Clifford, an elderly man, with grey hair and bent back, was charged at Merthyr Police Court with marrying Sarah Ditton, knowing his first wife was alive. Inspector Davies, of the Mountain Ash police, stated that on the 19th ult ...

... follows : Foremen, £32 to £36 ; second hands, £'22 to £25; halflins, £l7 to £2O; female!, who were very scarce, £l7 to £2O. Married men wore in great demand. Some were engaged at 18s to £1 weekly without perquisites. ST. MIINOO'S CHURCH.—On Sunday evening► ...

... —On Saturday last, the green of the above club was closed, which took the form of a match between Married and Single, and ended in a win for the Married by one shot, after which the members adjourned to the reading-room for tea. Mr. Henry Collins, president ...

... amidst merriment, That comes through not being married. WHERE TEACHERS GET MARRIED.—Within a comparatively short time six lady teachers have left the employ of the Moulton (Che*hire) School Board to get married, and on Tuesday another resignation was received ...

... TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1899• LADIIS who are in a hurry to get married should go to Alva. THAT is if they are power-loom weavers. IN one of the factories there is a lucky loom, which will be vacated shortly. IN a remarkably short space of time, no less ...

... Seamore, looks upon with much disfavour, by the Marquis Imari's startling announcement that on the morrow it is his intention to marry Mimosa. It would be hard to say whether the chief Geisha or Fairfax is the more indignant at the declaration, and both protest ...

... grounds, which is very well acted from start to finish, the Marquis being defeated in everything he tries, and in the end marrying the little French girl. Wun-hi, the tea-house proprietor, kept the audience in roars of laughter with his drolleries. Taking ...

... Engineers, died at his residence, Chapelhill, Truro, on Thursday, after a long period of sickness. He was born in 1833, and never married. He possessed the Crimean War medal and a clasp for Sevastopol and the Turkish medal. He served twenty-two years in the Royal ...

... looks upon with much disfavour, by the Marquis Iniari's startling announcement that on the morrow it is his intention to marry Mimosa. It would be hard to say whether the chief Geisha or Fairfax is the more indignant' at the declaration, and both protest ...

... not return to his regiment. However, he went to a far Western City, made money, met Judge Sampson, and heard that he was to marry Elize. When he returned without you I came East, to see if you would receive me, Jack continued, and the day I arrived ...

... order to a young wife who complained of cruelty. She said she was eighteen and that her husband was nineteen. They were married last August.. Defendant said he got on right with his wife, but he could not stick his mother-in-law. He always got up ...

... for my son. WALLACR RITSON. MARRIRD AGAIN AT NINETT-ONL—At Kingston a man, aged nine-one, was married to a spinster of sixty-two. The bridegroom had been married before. MAYOR'S SON% SIIICIDS.—The son of Mr..l ohn Carre, Mayor of St. Peter's Port, Guernsey ...