... the sun. Even the Tichborne romance can find its parallels in history. In the year 1539 Martin Galena, a native of Thecae, married • girl named Bertrande de Bola. Martin afterwards left the country for a vacs of eight years, when a person whom all recognised ...

... Olive of Cumberland, daughter of his Royal Highness Henry Frederick, Duke of Cumberland, brother to George 'IL Mrs. Ryves was married to Anthon Thomas, son of Captain Thomas Ryves , of Ranaton - hal l, Dorset, and obtained a dboree in the Ecclesiastical Court ...

... T.—Scene --The family at breakfast. They had been very anxious lately about an Impending intereseiag event iii the newly-married life of the en. st daughter- --. Eder Page (with poet-cord, and tmah( to conArsal his feeling-6): It's all right, 'm I bliss ...

... On the engine-man returning to the engine-house au appalling spectacle presented itself to his sight. The iiecensed was a married man with a family. ...

... business of courtship, but the proud farmer Raid be would never allow has daughter to marry a weaver or a foreman of weavers, and that one thing was certain--if she ever married John Crossley she should 'loser see his face again. This was a great trouble to ...

... that, partly with the view of preventing the terrible waste of infant life, the half time system should be applied to all married ; women working in factories, or engaged in agricultural labour. Ile then gave several reasons for an alteration of the terms ...

... ribbons and flowers, married ladies, lace and jewels. A very pretty fancy is to have the tunics entirely botsillonnees, and studded with dowers and leaves. I have also seen them studded with little tufts of swan's down. Young married ,ladies may wear low ...

... political opinion, and was regarded by many as a fine old English gentleman. He leaves a son, Mr. Crawahay Bailey, jaw., who married the daughter of Count Metaxa, and a daughter, now relict of the late Major Ca, a. ...

... were aseatial pointer to ca✓der, and the A t adored into a stronerit of who the Tichborne family were. Sir Edward Doughty married a Mies Armed, which the Arundel con- 'tartan in. They had one chil d , m& elne • and on Sir Edward's death theberowiej. wee* ...

... Henry James, the Elms farm , Tenrose.—This cue appeared somewhat of a family squabble, as complainant and defendant were married to two brothers. Defendant's husband had worked for complainants husband, and it was alleged there was a balance at wages ...

... Ass stoma theme seorthe whoa yea married her, and I *mkt you met gaits a boy at the time. Tee were shout It, Mai 7 wife about 92 Never met you and you to get married. Know that you lived tuguthet after yea were married ae man and wife, hut delft dew that ...

... tr,r 7.mt That lie autlmett ;edam tits? Vbe to know he might have left el sey.but be ndt do go. Ile said he was re* to be married as a Catholic, but the priest would! set him. There was nothing very specific In the; tevrslbm, nod tisureurstateeseut. that ...