... Fatal Fall.—On Saturday night, a married man named Henry Hanlan, a tailor to trade, met with his death under the following circumstances. In the afternoon he his wife left their house Richard Street, leaving in the house their children and Haulan's g ...

... saved when I was married. About £150. The Sherift—What has become of that money Clark—Part of it went for house furniture. The Sheriff—What has become the furniture? Clark —It was sold. The Sheriff—Had your wife any family when yon married her Clark—Yes ...

... *»iil flothtfl. aiid into it* j kg* it accident waa the had tami '-bat the man Wen hnken and hie was instantaneoos. sft, married, and leaves ...

... stomach. leaves widow, three sons, and a daughter, who is married her cousin, Baron Alphonse, of Paris, who is now the oldest living Uothschild. The late Baron was uncle Miss Hannah Rothschild, who married Lord Rosebery. The Finanrier :—Baron Rothschild was ...

... waa heard the Divorce Division, London, yesterday. Tha parties had been divorced in 1870, the wife a application, but they married again two year* later. The huaband had aince returned to old habits drunkennaes, and very abuaive and violent The President ...

... above water. The name of the unfortunate one who was lost James MNee, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, Helensburgh. He waa married, and had a small family. The saved are George Scott and William Shields, both belonging to Helensburgh. ...

... South Africa. One them was labelled in Mr Philpott's window a newly-married couple, but it was now stated that that was a mistake, and that it represented two females, the one married and tbe other unmarried. Mr Mackenzie, who was special correspondent ...

... William Corson Rowan pleaded guilty a charge of bigamy* Ob the April Lut married woman named Kuss, the daughter baker resiuiait in Paisley while his wife, to whom was married in December, 1870, at Girvan, was still alive. was ordered b« imprisoned for ...

... who is now iron-turner, living in Glasgow, was married to the defender, who now lives No. 1 Barker Street, Dundee, in the year 18ti3, when he was an apprentice, and only years i>£ age. They had been married only about three months when quarrel caused Low ...

... Edinburgh, in IK7, Inviting atrak there. take a tons. She thla, ...

... Street, Glasgow, against her husband, James Mooney, smith, formerly Glasgow, but whose addre*» now unknown. '1 he parties were married in 1b64. Shortly after their marriage defender weut to England, and subsequently to America. From this latter country he was ...

... diligence under by Daniel F. (or id, the claim for which has nee bean witbdraera. firs* got into debt about 12 year; ago, 1m got married, his salary being insufficient for hie He had mdeavunrin* to off ids J'hta, but failed do as. About S>*> liabilities were ...