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... WHY SHE MARRIED HIfM ,- il never red! Not I, indeed ! The maiden said to one who chided, 'If any suitor c'mes to plead He'll have mvy answer most decided. For I prefer a single life. With freedom 'or my inclinations, Foall the honoursof ae wife And Necessary ...
... i SAD STORY OF MARRIED LIFE. I S - A YORK CASE. At th Yocrk Police Court, on Monday, Thomas Dudley Ward, who said he was 3 turf commission agent, and was '/described as of no fixed abode, wvas charged, on warrant, with non-compliance with an order to ...
... ugly boaly, &c. I thonght to marry a joiner To make me chair alld stool, But I have married a l-celunu; And he's a perfect fool. He's an ugly body, &c. I thought to marry a sailor, To bring me sugar anl tea, But I have married a keilulan, Anid that he lets ...
... her. In order to prevent scandal, it was determined that she should marry some one; she therefore married, at Keith's Chapel, in MIayfair, an irregular place-a kind of Fleet marrying place-oin Isaac Axford, a grocer, whom she left at the chapel door in ...
... county Lincoln, who married Elizabeth, dlaughter and heir of Robert Newmarch; dited in 1482; M\aty, who married Srr Walter Griffith; and Jarcs, who married Sir William Gascoyns ) 3. Metildea, matred Peter, Lord Manley. 4. Philippa, married Thomas, Lord Dacre ...
... retort, did you marry for the good of the ,nation-tiecause you yearned to make one partieclar 'woman happy. or because you thought you could nohow *get mrnue felicity yourself 2' This question is always a settler. Every married man marries for himself-for ...
... IRELAND.P By WeIJAX ANDREWS, F.)RH.S. MARRYING UNDER THE C-ALLOWS. In some of the old ballads of merry England allusions may be found to a law or usage of primitive times that if a man or woman would consent to marry under the gallows a person condemned ...
... Vyner, and married the Marquis of Northampton in 1859. There is no issue by the marriage. The descendants of Louis Philippe keep up their royal prestige by marriage. Count D'Eu, son of the Duie de Nemours, and grandson of Louis Phillipe, was married on the ...
... Government pension, when Joseph Bonaparte had the good fortune to marry Julie Clary, the daughter of a retired soap boiler, who brought him a dowry of £20,000. Napo- leon wished to marry her sister, D1sire6, but her father thought one Bonaparte in the ...
... Grey. of Holt, already mentioned. 6. William created Margaret 8.Catheritie 9. Alfianre 10. Etfatnia Knight in married married married married retinue of the 1st William Lord Dacre Geoffrey est. Earl of Salisbury. Lord RHos of Lord Reginald de Relieved ...
... the Garter He died in 1464, leaving three daughters. Joane, the eldest, married Sir Edward Bethom, and died without issue. Elizabeth married Sir Richard Strangeways. Alice married Sir John ConyeTs of Horuhy. The arms of Fauronberg were gules, a saltire ...
... better known as Paince Euzene de Beauharnais, married the daughter of the King of Bavaria. His riece, Steohanie de Beauhaynsie, married the brother-in-law of the Emperor of Russia. His brother, Jerome, married the daughter of the King of Wurtemburg, who ...