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... shoulders. “Norman, lam very selfish.” You, Agnes'” Yes, for dread the thought ycur marrying, as yon must and ought to one day.” Dread it more then, sweet sister. I shall never marry,” said quietly. Agues Leslie looked him moment, and then her eyes lilled. Oh ...
... ohargel Saturday before the Durham County Magistrate*, with tie following curious bigamy c—ln March last, the prisoner was married to person named Boyle, in Ireladd. 'l'he bride was possessed little money, with which the bridegroom got speedily the spree ...
... MARRI E S. At 31 Constitution .Street, Aberdeen, the ISth inst., by the Rev. Alexander Spence, D., Free Clements, Alexander Mitch ill, merchant, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of iMr Joan Swanson, superintendent of police. IS I G. ARRIVALS, >, Ft Magnus ...
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... MARRI A S. At 31 Constitution Street, Aberdeen, the ISth inst., by the liev. Alexander Spoi.ce, D. I)., Free St demerits, Alexander Mitch ill, merch to r.Jizal»etli, eldest daughter of Mr Joan Swanson, aupcriiitcudont police. SHIPPING. ARRIVALS, >, Magnus ...
... said, leaning nor band her brother’s shoulders. Norman, 1 very eel hah.” I'ou, Agnesi Yes, for dread the thought of your marrying. ■ OS yon must and ought one day.” •• Dread it more then, sweet sister. shall ! never maiTy,” said quietly. j Agues Leslie ...
... to do so more. All the boys are leaving the other schools and going to this lady teacher. A young gentleman, who had just married little undersized u ity, says she would hare been taller, but she made of such jmecious materials that Nature could not afford ...
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... Married -Uen. yds. 200 yds. 250' yds, 300 yds. Ttl, Sorgt. Leslie, 10 17 Capt. Hunter, 12 15 14 13 54 Prvt. Dalziel, 15 11 13 Lieut. Tait, 15 7 42 tjergt. Stout, 9 4 Average, Unmarried Men. Prvt. L. I laic row, 17 10 Sergt. Duncan, 15 L.C. A. Sandison ...
... twelve years, can patiently so, only for the hope one day calling you wife.' You uot answer—ah, you were such a child when you married ;is your heart quite buried in that gravef” Lifting her dark eyes, now full of tear*, Isabel put both her hands into his, ...
... Shooting Competition. The common- •omont of dent of the United States is becoming ~ Very flllimated. Greeley, editor Iwtween the married men °f ih. the New York Tribune, has been selected , , , , , j match la to ...