... Prince Alfred and the cession of the lonian Islands, will rime enormously. The time must come when the busy, industrious, marrying Greek will devour the lazy, polygamous Turk. A Greek Emperor will reign at Constantinople, and then late events may make ...

... pay for the document, when his future wife prevented him, and paid the amount herself. It was arranged that they should be married on Monday I and on Saturday they returned to Manchester, and went to their respective homes, *miming a virtue which neither ...

... walks I home again. Ile has a w if e , 9,4 years old, who is unable to go from home, and thin rem.° kable couple had been married 70 years last Good Friday. Of the company present on the occasion, the three oldest averaged 91 years Of age, the twenty oldest ...

... farm-house, where he found that there had been no wages paid to the woman on the previous day. She had left service in May to be married, and had been paid off then. She had called rat the house, however, but it was to pour out her sorrows about her sick husband ...

... by Mr. Welthew, on the body of Elizabeth Sullivan, aged 20, of 19, Wellesley-street, near Arbour-equare. Deceased was a married woman, and wan delivered of a child on Saturday week, a midwife named Batcock, of Charlotte-street, being :ailed in to attend ...

... MURDER AND SUICIDE.—On Tues• day week, the inhabitants of St. George's, nsar Oakengates, were startled by arumour that a married woman, named Sarah Sydes, had murdered her child, and afterwards destroyed herself by jumping down an old coalpit. On making ...

... week they spent an evening together in Witnessing one of the pantomimes. Millie, the acc'r'ed, who is an Irishman by. birth, married and has three children; his victim was 28 years of se and unmarried.--Scatresina ...

... associated, to the enjoyment of an honour under which he would not be so distinctly recognised. Sir Watkin, we should add, married, on April 25, 1852, Emily, the youngest daughter of Sir Henry Watkins Wynn, and of her it may merely be said she shares in ...

... In such a position u lee occupied. it was only natural he should look for alliance mean tire neighbouring arietorra and he married et early age Lady Henrietta Somerset, the fifth daughter of the fourth Duke of Beaufort. This onion was not of lung duration ...

... Fla.' bad ein:e married a lady of good family and position a life. Mr. Schomburgh, for the defendant Walrond, said that be had been called upon to pay a number of debts contracted by the plaintiff when at Oxford. The plaintiff hod married • female when ...

... likeness spoke for itself. The only difficulty in the case was that at the age of twenty-one M. de Villemessant fell in love and married without his mother's consent. On that occasion, in order to evade the law, he procured an act of notoriety, in which he ...

... hardened wretches always at work ; let the shone out so conspicuously. Would Mr. Jefferson better-disposed settle, cultivate, and marry the Davis tell us new that be is following in the paths of black women, of whom there are plenty. This relig ion and tenth ...