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... MARRI D OL8.D-1RS. (from the- a-h sttej An order from the War Office. has -been recentl issued, limiting the numlber of soldiess tiho-re to receive permission to maiy .to 7 pr cent., of the whole establhimenfitof a s,and er requiring- that no man shall ...
... hundred .rtD St ad wequaintances, and the sooner tiat rgedogtsd aod nothe on g ooner wilt there Ms) matY of society for the married. That ?? iu our time, for at the root of the bies S thiat oabseace of indepeadence, thet habit motise fovbi every movehtieut ...
... I MARRIED, . - . r ** * •*_ ?? ?? ?? .. en V ?? il. to Venice, ,- ?? . _ .. . , ?? i- beating offewo Ficu. Ii ?? : !*T__ptain and two men ?? one I. ■ „',, , fro.v Hamburgh to St Do- ?? i ?? let-fcea, curried into St K.i.s, „i,J Bra icr, of Kewrc— ...
... OFTEN MARRIED. (Fsrom the Cirhseiuatti T'Tmes-sfar.) In 18610 Mollie Philips, the daughter of George is Philips, a wealthy farmer, living near Canandaigua, I v cloped with and married George Crounce. She was g seventeen years old. The couple went to Ohio ...
... ENGAGED kO BE MARATED. Conisidered il the asbstract the opeotpcle, of two young' peqplepa -epiaged to be married ough~to: teeagreeable, nd, in. : unt.1 tieraing. Yugpeople so~~ altaed ' genrall y,5 lgak~og Ier'j happy. 'I0deed, we hve been Infonned, bly' ...
... that same evening. The hour woos fixed at nine o'clockcat right. At the appointed tinse tOthe quartette appeaired andi were married. Justice .0 Pinkney said lie had no reason to asic any qutestions. All ~d lpartica seemed to he reopcctable and of competeoc ...
... MARRY., to urderstand that in Some of h bW, ments itrefmlaiflsft leaftpartia.ylteh~tr under which, as we are told,uha., Orce. unkown deeserves come t r monises ith Eeg timent, Miss Mortimer who is now of an able ana zealous icy tete Church. Trhough in ...
... MARRIED IN HASTE. The other day, in a little town of Marion county, i Missouri, a young couple were united without l meaning it; in troth both were engaged to be a married to other people. The transaction seems to I have been brought about thus :-Two ...
... THE PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. 1-THE discussion on Mr Shaw Lefevre's Bill to secure the T l property and earnings of married women to themselves, as le e they are already secured to single womnen, seeins to be ; thought by some of our contemporaries a ...
... together after that. Mr and Mrs Biller were married 20 years before the railroad came, and 14 years be- fore Witt Clinton's Ditch across Now York State was opened. The United States, when they were married, was a puny little nation, on the point of ...
... bachelors werermt oh to marry to-morrow. While, strangely enough, the a number of married people are proportionally the same run L between 15 and 45, hiz., 41-5 per cent.; between 45 S.S 96 and 60, 78'4 per cent, of the males are married, and 'as' re, ~~~~ ...
... clauses 7 and S only apply to women married after the passingof the Act. Thesa clauses contain a singular anomaly. If afather, uncle, or other relative or friend, carefully leaves his real property by will to his married daughter, or leice' or friend, it ...