... IMARIEA O OR NOT MARRIED. is. A CURIOUS POINT IN THE SCOTCH MARRIAGE, mirab st Fr D LAW. Gr, Be- The First Division of the Court of Session at Edinburgh Edwa m-. has~dcided a very peculiar case, involving a curious point Mr. V he in -66 marriagde law ...

... MARRIES, Private William Lang. of the fleaterth Slab. hinders, Is at preamnfaraltded home through a tale Mot nomad at Magerdontein. Satarday entered Ma beads of matrimony. The beds Hannah Walla, while the welding at tee, Corlett Chute,. Much intermit ...

... haven't treated me right. doggone it, yo' haven't been plumb Yo' wanted to get married and hadn't a shilling in cash to yo'* name. I thought yo' was a squar' nigger, and *t married yo' for a dollar, and on tick at that. Yo agreed to pay the next week, but ...

... MARRIED. WILLIAMS—DAVIES.—On the 4th inst., at the Parish Church, Cadoxton, by the Rev. E. Morris, Rector, Charles James Williams to Margaret Lizzie Davies. ...

... TO BE MARRIED. So She Was Left Unpunished. That marriage may be made to serve as a plea for the remission of punishment incurred by offenders against the law has more than once been illustrated in our criminal courts. Yesterday an erring young woman was ...

... MARRIED IN HASTE, A etylishly-dressed woman sought the advice of Mr Curtis Bennett, at Marylebone, under the following circumstancss. Three weeks aeo she was married at Reading to a commercial travel- ler, who was in the employ of a firm in London. He ...

... MARRIED LIFE. A CAPTAIN'S WIFE'S EXPERIENCES. Few women will envy the married life of Mrs Winifred Knight, if her husband's character is anything like as black as that la ly painted it at Southwarlc Police-court yesterday. The husband, who was described ...

... MARRIED BY TELEPHONE. The latest American invention is marriage by t#lephone. Pastor Jennings, in Elmira, married Harry llantz by telephone to Nellie Maxwell, in Williamaport, which is 80 miles distant. The lawyers are discussing the legality of the matter ...

... trial. Suhrer married a Mrs. Sonn early in the seventies, thinking that her hinsUind dead. Mrs. Suhrer is very well known German circles. She is said to be quite wealthy. She came to this country from Ger- many in 1850, and wns married to Philip Sonn ...

... Marrying an Uncle. ? PROSECUTION Fr 1 ALLEGE[ FALSE DEC' 'TION. At the Salisbur yesterday, Annie Bailey, do- proceeded against Oil a ch lce of thl Superintend vr.uirw rppfln ...

... NOT TO BE MARRIED. It is authoritatively stared that there is not a word of truth in the report circulated to the effect that Miss Mary Anderson is about to be married to a City gentleman. Miss Anderson played last night in the 150th performance of The ...

... MARRIED IN HASTE. A marriage ceremony was performed a few days ago (says the Cincinnati Enquirer) that was such an instantaneous affair as to be siugular. At 3.15 the prospective'bride, a waitress in the New York restaurant, was attending to her duties ...