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... TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY? odco affirmed that ha coaid find ablebodied man who would competently transact all the business of a Prime Minister for fire hundred Prime Ministers do not agree with Cobbett. When Lord John Russell was Prime Minister, was examined ...
... TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY. In England (*aya the York Forum), our motherland, thoro are reatons for aeking, Id marriage a failure which do not exist in America. The English, beet of them, think that defer to and coddle tho other eex over much ; and eo wo ...
... MARRIED OR NOT MARRIED. A correspondent writes;—At a very smart wedding in Paris Uat week I see the bride had bat one brideemaii. I congratulated the bridegroom, wto had consequently but one locket to order. The bride made up m her ‘•corbeille'’ for any ...
... Marry the job, marry risk WOMEN who tell their career-minded husbands: “Your job will be the death of me,” could have stumbled on the truth, according to a new study. The research, carried out by Dr Ben Fletcher of the psychologly division at Hatfield ...
... MARRIED. On the fftth in«-tnnt, Glenavy Chimb, the Rev. 1). Poll. son of Urn Moore, of Iâallinderry, Martha, daughter of the late Mr. William Gregory, of Tunny. ...
... MARRIED. On the inst. the Hev. Jo-ias Wilson, Mr. Samuel DouEall, to Miss Marv Ann McClelland, both of Peter's-bill. On the ult, by the Ucv. Dr. Cooke, Mr. Joseph Hill, Belfast, to Alice, third daughter of the late Mr. Henry Lovtth, of Donaphadce ~ ~ ...
... MARRIED Chapel, by the Kcv. Samuel Young. Mr. Daniel McAleese, to Catherine, second ilaocbter of Mr. James Duffln, Moneyglass. the IWh injtanl, at Alfretl plare Pfesbiti-riso toe Hi * I). M-Kve, Mr. John Lewis, to Miss Margaret Norwood both of ir,.t â ...
... MARRIED At Leamington Priors, on the 18th inst. by the Rev John Htle Wood, Robert Matt, of Purdysburn. in the County of Down E-q ...
... MARRIED. Monday la;*, M-. HitManF, Ann-ttrept, Belfast, Baket , to the Mi Ktr. row, daiirl.tpr of the late Andrew fnddeton, Aiercfiant, near Cill- H d*. Saturday rronvr, Morris, r.sq. of Dnnh.cftle, to Miss daâigluer dliuin Cranford, £sq. of Wednesday ...
... MARRIED, On the 4th at Dunane Church the Rev W. G. Macartney, Meredith, the eldest son of Hunt Wal-h Cham, hre, ot Hawthorne Hill, the county Armagh, to Mabella, the only daughter of the late Kenvick Morris Jones, of Moncyglass-house, in the county of ...
... MARRIED. On the 31st ult. the Rev. John Porter, Captain James Reid, to only daughter of Mr John Garland. Belfast. the ult. at St, Jameâs Church, the Rev Gerard Thomas Andrews, Chaplain to the House of Commons. Mary, eldest daughter of the late Rev. ...
... MARRIED. Tuc>Hay the -Ith in»t, the William Wright, Mr. WILLIAM ARCHER, NVutuvi A rcnkb, kshill, Hillsborough, to Mrs. HENDERSON, Drummillar, Dromore. ( i the .fanutrv. Belheamploiv Church, near t!ie Her. Sir H. H. Hrure, Bar*, the Rev. Jon* %mip*om ...