... MARRIED AND NOT MARRIED. An embarrassing state of affairs fcr a number of newly - married couples has arisen at Algiers, on Wednesday, through the suspension of the deputy mayor. An irregularity has been discovered in hi l appointment, which, therefore ...

... MARRY. Mamma ! mamma ! Why don't the men propose ? asks the young lady in the old song, and the popular idea was that this question sufficiently explained why women did not marry. But in these later days there are supposed to be other reasons beyond ...

... MARRYING IN HASTE. At Warrington, yesterday, Hannah Chadwick, 5, loantain-street, was chargod with assaulting Samuel Hunt, of 38, Lythgoe's-lane, on June Ist. Samuel Hunt was • charged with assaulting his wife on June sth. According to Mr. F. R. Roberts ...

... t was depending upon his children be had no right to marry wain. He was old enough to know better. Marrying again was not a way to decrease his expeaces. It woe bad enough for young people to marry without means; but it was more thou bad in an old man ...

... MARRIED AT AN EISTEDDFOD. A sizange event has taken place in the Rhondda Valley. Two couples had arranged to meet Dr. . Idris William., the registrar, at the Forth Baptist Chapel, at 8 o'clock in the morning, to be married. The registrar came and waited ...

... from the petitioner not knowing that she WE:s married he would show that shortly after the marriage respondent met a friend, who congratulated turn on his approaching marriage. He replied that he was married, whereupon the friend said he would bet him £5 ...

... EXCUSES FOR NOT MARRYING. OnMonday,in the Queen's I.3rmeli Division, before Mr. Justic? Lawrance and a common jury, Miss Alice Maud Brewn, a young lady employel at a tea iestaurant in the West-end of London, sued Mr. Ftederick Harris, a London builder ...

... MARRIED MISERY. At Southport, on blonder, David H. Mergen I site by his wife for aaptuit. The .inapitieant stated the night of she the Mite..e came home and pecuted her of beiug another no.. She denied inst.., non., sal he struck her seem el times on ...

... MARRIED AT FOURTEEN. I At Bangor, on Tuesday, John Hogan was sum. Mooed for drunkenness. The defendant pleaded that he went on the epee° after h. marriage. In answer to qumtions the defendant said he was , fourteen years of age, and his wife misteen. ...

... MARRI AGES. at, a,tt. John's the DOW*, by the hr. b. n. th.aL. Curtis Lat leanor At,. daughter of A. of Mean BUiaort-Jaa. 2, Congregations/ by the it.,. the Bey S. Chang Peterhownwit third eta .4th. late net. IL W. lttgr. to Ladle, daughter of Jame. hey ...

... WHEN TO MARRY. Marry when the year is new, Always loving, kind, and true; When February birds do mate, You may wed, nor dread your fate. If you wed when, March winds blow Joy and sorrow both you'll know. Marry in April when you can, Joy for maiden and ...

... swear that he was not a married man, - as was alleged by the execution creditor. He had previouily sworn that he was a single man,Lur. the - newspaper reports of the case made ib appear, in spite of his denial, that he was married. Mr. - Dinh (Official ...