... TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY? once affirmed that he could find an able-bodied man ' '-who would competently transact all the business of a Prime ...

... MARRIED. •On TiK'«d»y, the 17th ultimo, Mr. Hattort, butcbei, of Warrington, to Mrs. Horiilcy, of the.- same place. Wednesday, at St. Mary's, the Rev. John Willan, of Bridge-place, am] Rector of St. Martin's, Mrs. Wilkinson, both of this city. the 3rd ...

... MARRIED. Monday se'nnight, Mr. Peter Reynolds, Broad Oak, near Hawarden, to Miss Podmor*, of the same I place. On the 2d inst. the Rev. Richard Hilton, of Soddylt-hall, Salop, to Miss Edge, of Overton. Saturday se'nnight, Mr. E. Morris, malster, of Oswestry ...

... MARRIED Ogg was a married man with • family and earned £ls to £2O a week. He had savings of about £3OO, said Detective Sergeant W. G. Hewson. This is really a shorting case. Here Is a man in • trusted position earning a good wage with considerable savings ...

... MARRIED. Aston Chapel, Mr. Sutton, to Miss Beckett, Sutton Hall, near Frodsham. At Wittou, in this county, Mr. Samuel I*lolllll, Acton, near Weavcrbam, Miss Weston, of Hartford, near Nortbwich. At Staffordshire, the Rev. Richard Farrnr, Ashley Northa ...

... MARRIED. At Groppenhall Church, in this county, Mr. T. Crow the r, to Miss A. Yates, both Liverpool. At Asthury, Mr. Geo. Hall, tobacconist, Newcastle, Miss S. Drakeford, of At Hanoi's Court, Tyrone, Ireland, SirC. T. Morgan, London, to Miss author The ...

... TO MARRY Cranny has an anibit.on the New Year well by County championship for lh. time. It wili be decided at S:L on New Year's Day. Such a . would be looked upon as at wedding present by Martin fiancee. Miss Carol William, laboratory assistants with ...

... MARRIED The wedding of Mrs. E. M. 0. Farr of Curzon Park North and Mr. Beresford Edwards of Curzon Park South. will take Place on Saturday, 31st October at All Saints' Church, Hoole. Mrs. Farr is the mother of Major U. C. E. Farr. the Conservative chairman ...

... MARRY At Chester Castle Magistrates' Court an Wednesday, Col. R. W. Macklin presiding, Margaret Rose Peach 119), of the W.A.A.C. and attached to Mutton Hall military hospital, sought the permission of the Bench to marry Horace Bernard Booth, aged 22, ...

... MARRIED. Monday, last, Liverpool, Mr. Youde, farrier, of Fore gate-street, to Mrs. White, of Gorst-stacks, both in this city. Monday, in this city, Mr. Nicld, Norley, to Miss Pickering, gran daughter of Johu Pickering, Esq. Cudington, near Northwich. ...

... MARRIED Mr. B. Cross, defending, said that Blythin had been institutionalised since he was 12, having been in various prisons all his life, and it was only in the last three months since he had got married that he had showed some responsibility. To ...

... MARRIED ...