... LIKE A DRAWINGROOM THAN A DINING ROOM. 18 iLOWER SACKVILLE SU. (OPPOSI HOTEL MErROPOLF.). e insrtCed. A ofu Birenths and D Marri.: ; s as ni~~rallce~~flsodfor21~ cvrs rrsand id -Aft. nddlbiona;~ ~ ~ ~ s~ 7 ?? ie o R!!. ...

... elected the Academy, which •lection has ainca the aoproval _ their Excellencies the Lords Justices. How to bi Happy though Married._ Books and essays have been written the subject, but there is one important matter winch, if neglected, will make all other ...

... Eropu* j Theatre, t, through his j manager, Ur Melville, coo tradictien which bar* i litf> in circulation, that he all lit to marry Scottlll h lady. It hvl als» had broken off tlx with fiancee, but could positively anert tbei» i>o «-n;;aj;#in«nt break ll« ...

... l/toro from his the ground of jvllcg.dcruelty and infidelity. The petitioner 51 CherryviUe street. Belfa» . The parties were married on 3rd April, ISS®, at the Catholic Church, Castleiierg, county Tjroue, and they afterwards resided (iarvagh, county Deny ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE—YESTERDAY Northers Division—(Before MrCarton,Q C). WATCH. A nnie Harford, married woman, re*!,ling Cuurtenay plice, road, wu chared by D.teetives and Murray with having iK.leu watch from the bedroom of Mrs Weruer. Richmond place, Wednesday ...

... very kindly offered ber valuable serrices, will slo appear.1 The parformtaneee tvi31 commence viia the Comedy m$ TO MARRY OR NO'F TO MARRY. Sir Oavvin MorYlaud, Mir. Caleraft; Lavensfortb, Mr. H. Cootke; Lord Dauberry, AIr. Rves; Williwear, Mr. Browne; ...

... itur with whom was Mr Laws »n 'e Mr JLVefr'.es*, «-n the part of naid her case a very .-.id one. par ies. who were very wore married Hie l'itu Janua y. J 5, the University Church, JSterhen•-> The lady wa> the d 1 >_ o Mr den, a in-'ii The respondent was dealer ...

... dealing with the note and deed. I Th. plaintiff, Mrs Matilda Hae, is the widow Captain Vivian Hochfort fiao, to whom she was married 1338, and who has since died, and the defendant is Thomas Joyce, the 1 Express Bank, Stephen's preen. The ca39 the plaintiff ...

... IWales Clronicle of the SI 5th of July, instant, that Waldron Kelly, late of the 40th Rtegiment, Captain, denies being a married .maa, and that such statement WIIs insarted with the malicious intentiont of isje&ring himn and ?? the ,feelings of other ...

... herself amidst the luggage. With her lover by her side, the young lady proceeded to inform the Captain that she was privately married to her companion; but that, in order to frustrate the connection, the relations of the bridegroom had deter- mined on sending ...

... COCOA FOB A FARTEING. Mannfactured by H. TH.ORNE U Co., LIMITEID, LREDS AND LOITDONI 20718 READ THIS.. TO ALL) MEN who wish to Marry and live a happy life, full' of Health and Vigour; to these who are shadows of their former selves, it is a boon ; send for ...

... ent, Ope door from ST. SyEP1EN'S sSIz~rf. Oposito the Shilbourne Hotel. 'ours of attendirce, 10till 6. jl.i, .-WHY DID HE MARRY HER? JICHEELLE ! L A L 0 U E T T E'3 JOB CARRIAGE MOO TUNEEAL ESTABLISHMEXT, 68 MARLBOROUGR.STREhrf. And 11 ELEPHAW.-LANE Funerals ...