... Mrs. Tyler woo a daughter I of the tragedian, Thorns' Cooper. and Mary Fairlie, • celebrated belle of New Tort. In 1840 she married Robert Tyler. eldest of President Tyler. and own the special re. quest of the president and his wife who wai an invalid. she ...

... her affectiooate spouse. The latter then sought to marry the hetreas of York, Elizabeth, his own niece, after having murdered her brothers in the Toyer. Ant', shameful to relate, she had consented to marry the foul fiend, when the nuptials were prevented ...

... Domingo di Vroma, who traded with Galway, tell in love with Margaret Joyce, married her, end soon after died while on a voyage, leaving his wife all his vast riches. Ste married as her se/c--old husband one Oliver Oge French, who was mayor of Galway in ...

... happen? That I was sentenced? Yes; and a heavy sentence. Simple enough. You see I lived in the county Clare. I was married there, and had a farm. The farm wss not every large one but suited me very well. You could see the Atlantic from the bouts ...

... divorcee vented in the States in the twenty years from 1917 to 1881, inclusive, 189,344 were granted is couples who had been married In AM country, and only 7,739 were from marriages celebrated In foreiga countrina The place of the marriages of 11,389 le ...

... tank houses, of Jean- and. it le safe to my, one that has never , Wednesday evening John Dalt breathed he . . he drew . to marry She rettased. after suffering interims agony. Chester sixty more than last week. There were 118 nate, and the combine began ...

... the debris The South Chicago police were I called and with them the nearest physicians. It was found that ?Award Johnson, a married man.. - si years old, living at Green nay avenue, was tatally injured. Re was terribly burned externally and badly injured ...

... neighbor chanced to look gone to Charleroi, where the miners are was wiping her eyes on the skirt of her . with the newly married pair; then the 'in at the door and discovered her. 'ermine thetneelyes with axes and other intbonnet. 1 throng melted away ...

... evening of acute pneumonia superinduced by an attack of the grip. There were with him at the of his death °illy his two married sateen. Harriet and Margaret, though all the family except Mts. Coppinger and Jame G. Biala°, Jr., were In the house at the ...

... the harp, was fourth descendant from Robin Adair; Sir George's grandfather, William Hod. son, of Old 0 Air*, Bray, having married Miss Adatr, the daughter of the redoubt able it ibin. Tom Moore speaks some where of a certain Scot called Dempster, who, ...

... darken the low lauds and drape the hills in gray. They ant chsser together than they had sat for years before. Berry began his married life in a much more exemplary manner than was generally expected of him. His cabin was well equipped for occupany. He straightway ...

... eyes cannot see't hose loving ways wished for, she thought; but I can do my best. I have an education. angels. The aunts married: one in Cali- fornia, one in Colorado, one in Canada, I Lam a church member. I read a great with families of their own. The ...