... become necessary, but the same shall not he resolved on except at a general meeting of the Union, called for the purpose. Married men, members of the Union, shall not be compelled to join in any strike, nor lose their privileges as members on that account ...

... that Lord Courtenay, the eldest son of the Earl of Devon, whose affairs have been repeatedly before the public, will shortly marry a lady who has the reputation of being one of the richest widows in England, and who is also the daughter of a distinguished ...

... arrived from i d 9 uee 1 Saxon y celebrate their custom • e clll Jo this year, according to the German A esties having been married fifty years, occurr ra ?- fr, m Copenhagen states that an earthquake li„ or ie rn Iceland on the 16th and 18th of April, ...

... LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ABOUT TO MARRY, IF YOU WISH TO SHARE THE EXTRAORDINARY EARGAINS NOW BEING OFFERED, CALL AT H. DUGAN’S CHINA, GLASS, and STONEWARE ESTABLISHMENT, 47 GEORGE STREET, ABERDEEN, AS he intends CLEARING OUT his present Select Stock at GREAT ...

... Saturday morning. Several passengers were more or less injured. The Dyce Sombre case, in which General Forester, M.P., who married the widow of Mr Dyce Sombre, brought a claim relating to about half a-million sterling against the Indian Government, was ...

... lithe, active form, and large, dark eyes, which became fiercely defiant on the slightest provocation. How ever she came to marry the prisoner, we could never make out. What her after life has been we know not, but this much we can well believe that Moll ...

... one whose early penmanship had been neglected, while his spelling to the last was more phonetic than alphabetic. The father married again. His second wife having been Episcopalian, the marriage ceremony was performed according to the Episcopalian form, and ...

... fitB s sentence of detention at 31st December last i a'of ] iaer it: ,. j cllly doll , en-3 were with friends. 3 had been married 3 and i.. .l narn0 d» temporarily than f,, a ! y to , acknowledge the receipt of a much larger sum tions while lea ...

... Kate and make es the silly the matter mel wdll not ley, as that Robertson ed to disapt terminate ■esented the ral was parthe married relations of lier position, he was neat- owever, she to retnrn to id fears, the ot kept long : Balaklava, led in the f but ...

... harsher shouts wench. oer ° r * be sbr dler shouts of the oyster London SKEICHES OF MILITARY LIFE AND CHARACTER Kavanagu, or Married without Leave. T > , oll g'^ the soldier be, lie hath, like Shakeshim willT’ V\ , feelil other men. “If you prick if vou - ...

... iu Aberdeen were more widely known. His demise will regretted by a wide circle of friends and acquaint| ances. I In 1836 married Miss Moir, daughter of Mr George Moir, formerly of Grandholm, who survives him. ment. Sewage Irrigation.-Wc understand that ...

... Company and the Milford Company. They had threatened to strike. Married Women’s Property.— The Court of Common leas has granted rule to try the question whether gifts to deserted married woman can be seized to pay her husband’s debts, or are secured to ...