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... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent of a local journal sends the following . extraordinary story of a ?? Saturday a roarrige Li ceremony, attended with very unusual circumstances, took place in a little town not twenty miles from Belfast. A youthful couple ...
... MARRIED WHEN DYING. AND THE SEQUEL I A pathetic story, connected with the devoted attacoment of a young married couple living in London, has been published in the Weeldy Dis- patch, at reporter on that paper having spent an evening with the lady and ...
... profits of such occupation or 38trade. 5s. Upon the death of a married woman intestate, her hus- f e banid shall take the same distributive share in her personal f( it estate as such married woman would take in the persntal o estate of her husband if he ...
... twice.' In the same paper we find William Boyd charged with as- saulting and striking his wife, to whom he had only been married for ten months; as also John M'Conville, ac. l cused of 'brutally' using his wife, Furthermore, we see that John Keenan, who ...
... WHY I DID MARRY. beZ A REJOIMDDII. A A wvoman wvho has endulred some twventy years of h: matrimony possesses perhaps some quaalification to rn supplement from afeminine standpoint the remarks It of 'A Bachelor on marriage. I quite ag~ree wvith the hi ...
... bachelor on the sunny side of thirty has had many 'jib, opportunities to study the great womun question.l bu W \hen a m an's married his troubles begin, says the I11l roer. Whether peoplc at present aro under the 4 the nfeneof that opinion or not is debatable ...
... , ANOTHER ELOPEMENT BY A MARRIED ?? . I ' - ?? ?? ?? - A E . The Liye~pool Courier relates the ?? Satur- day morning last a female of elegant and attractive appear- ance, accompanied by a fine-looking young man, called on Mr. William Campbell, private ...
... THE YOUNhG LADY AND HER GROOM MARRIED. At the Wandsworth Police-court, on Wedi~esday, George tl Smith, aged 18, a groom, was brought up~on remand, charged P a with fraudulently taking away the daughter of the Rev. Robert Crosse, rector of Oakham, Surrey ...
... REVELATIONS OF MARRIED LIFE IN MID DERBYSHIRE. L At ffe Alfretor, Petty Sessions. on Frid y. b-fore Mr. G. C. HAlI, MI r. C R P. Morewood. aud Mr. W. G. Tur- buat, Henry Allen, collier, *f North WinLfield, was Ch.euel'r with having neglected to mniaio'-iu ...
... the 21st November last, she was married to tbe prisoner at St. Phillip's Chnreh, South- pork Sbe bad known bim since August Ist, when she met him while on a visit to Sheffield, When she married him ahe knew he was married to his first wife, bnt sbe under- ...
... the witness that she was going to marry Cholerton. The witness replied 1 What a fool you are when you know he is a married man and can't behave well to his wife. Lee said I am going to ask Ann to let us be married. A woman named Susannah Barker said ...