... G. STONE & CO. UNDUKTAKJIBIL .al WORKING-STRERT CARDIFF. Adieu, Seam MARRY TeMplmee. Re $3l. ...

... WANTED, eituation Farm Bailiff by married man. Able leek after farm, do all farm work, sad to buy and sail. Apply No. 9686 this oflee. ...

... NAIRN DOM AND RAILWAY COMPANY. MARRY DOCK. yrESSRS STEPHENSON ALEXAN. DRK w hy the Medan Ma MILL be AUCTION.= FRIDAY. Dine. 104 nt 3 web= In Aftern.pna, tM FOUR WOODEN AND CORRUGATE!) IRON BUILDINGS. • mall Penn* b Mane Desk sod Meal Ceylon.. . at Deny ...

... was elicited that the complainant had been married, and her husband having gone to America she married a second time. The second husband left her five years ago and went to Mountain Ash, where he got married to a woman whom he subse- quently deserted ...

... Sa.rat( Purdy, 37, was indicted for unlawfully marrying Wrlliam George Newell during the lifetime of heir husband. She married Purdy at Hammersmith and lived with him soma time, and in May, 1887, married Nevrell, with whom she! had previously lived for ...

... in this way :— No. I.-Slic married u. man named Peter Ather- ton. o. 2.—In 1839 Atherton emigrated to Aus- tralia, and, believing him dead, she married one Pearson. No. 3. —Pearson died in 1891, and next year she married Thomas Henry Hart. o. 4.—In 1898 ...

... MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY. The annual meeting of the Married Women's Property Society was held in London on Wed- nesday, Mr Hibbert, M.P., presiding. Last Parliament, the Chairman saH, little progress was made to discuss the question. He intended giviitg ...

... lately un- married. Frances married Captain William B^Ies, R.N. Elizabeth married Laurence SullivauvrBsq. Henry Juhn Temple, third Viscounty born at Broad-- Isnds, Hants, 20th October, 1784, succeeded hid father 17 h October, 1802, married, 1839, Emily ...

... pleasure, and partly out of fear of their competition. Surely, a married woman has as much right to earn her own living as a single one. She surely does not cease to be a woman because she marries. Men generally do not approve of women having professions of ...

... case, and showed that, he married Mary Ann Goad at Oitmberwell in 1867 under the name of Charles Arnold Bordelius, and had five chil- dren by her. Ten years later he married Rachel Rancy at Cheetbam Hill, Manchester, representing himself as Charles Arnold ...

... COURTED, ENGAGED, AND MARRIED IN AN HOUR. A pretty school teacher, living at Sumner, in Illinois, met, became engaged to, and married a younp fellow all within the space of an hour. So the veracious Yankee papers state. ...

... all who receive to 25s when at work, to receive 18s, if married, and Fis if single; all who receive from 258 downwards when work, to receive 16s, if married, and 13s if single. All children of married men and widowers will receive Is each. A balance of 2150 ...