... dant constantl: as she solemnly swore that the defen- the Catholic hiis being of and married him as such ; that she insisted on that she believed him to be so, married by a she consented that the mat be celebrated ‘in a private defendant's ; that it was ...

... Ireland, and churches ; that Yn ber possession wko married 4 fenddut, ahd the ceremony of tread a oat a Roman Catholic, us she soleuinly the Catholi Yepresented to a and wiattied! hina she consented married by # that em be a4 in a private earnest request ...

... MARRIED OR NOT? ing curious case was Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, aa Grant v. Yelverton. Mr. Brewster, Q.C. (with Dr. Bah, 2.01 ap plied on the part of the defendant, the Hon. } or Yelverton, to have the proceedings in the action stayed, under the following ...

... aii DAUGHTERS TO MARRY. VISITORS to London Dave been rai our er astonished by annual fair for Show ; but what shall we say to an y girls. Such a show took place on the 11th and 12th of last month, and is of immemorial custom among the Rou- manians. As ...

... have you / Applicant—The furniture which he has left me. Mr. Pacet—How long have you been married, and how long has he left you? Applicant—We have been married six months, and he left me a fortnight ago. Mr. Pacet—You must try and win him back, and if ...

... RRIED WOMEN. Tue disabilities of married wemen as originally defined by the English law are gradually di pearing before the repeated efforts of the Legis them a better and ee ta eo introduced by thie asa t to his im portant Act of last year, in conveyancing ...

... EL MARRIED. Ld iu the :-— a letter in the Times of yesterday, purporting to be signed by me, and con’ the notice of my marriage, w! twice in your by my suthority, I beg to state that the did take 3rd inst., as stated in the notice, and the letter in question ...

... NOT MARRIED YET. (From the Datty News.) Most newspaper readers know that there are cer- tain kinds of information to be met with in the Provinciai Press some time before they make their appearance in the best-known London newspapers. It may be excessive ...

... MARRY LIN: AND REPENTING. Me “The foes inte- set all the novel-readiag in @ blaze, and the Pole eee the “curled darlings” of evening parties. He was the Count ering The Minerva Leo Hunter hunted up. ill-used foreigner under its especial protection, and ...

... NOT MARRIED FOR LOVE. 44 AND you are married, Melvil! Rather a rapid proceeding for a curate juat ordained. By-the-bye, did you not say you were married before you were ordained ? 44 Yes ; before I took my degree. '• I would have kept you out of that ...

... OT MARRIED YE (From the Dairy News.) Most newspaper readers know that there are cer- tain kinds of information to be met with in the Provincial Press some time before they make their appearance in the best-knowa London newspapers. It may be excessive ...

... no scholar, and for the life of me I can’t see why, because a man marries a widow, that, therefore, he debts owing by the woman's former ought to pay Macistrats—lIn all cases of marry ing a rick widow. ( ) You are now ia of the shop and fixtures which ...