... impulse to the material advancement of that country, by the introduction of railways. Ix)rd and Lady Connemara have been married five and twenty years. His Excellency was raised to the peerage amid general approval soon after his acceptance of the Madras ...

... allowed him by old Pennycomequick, aud - dismissed him. Cusworth went to Lancashire, where he speedily found employ, and married. After a few years and much vexation through the incompetence or unreliability of agents, Jeremiah had swallowed his pride ...

... Stephen’s Day at P.allingarry Church, Mr Eyre Lloyd Maunsell, younger son of Mr John Maunsell, of Edenmorc, Rahcny, was married to Katherine (leorgina, eldest daughter of Mr George Langley, D.L., of Coalbrookc, County Tipperary, The Rev. N. J. Warner ...

... girl of fourteen, and these children were in such despair at the prospect of having to wait so long before they could be married that they decided to commit suicide. Their last meeting was behind the Custom House. Tears were shed on both sides, and there ...

... cigarette-case, looking for a suitable cigarette. Mrs Sidebottom’s maiden name had been Pennycomequick, and as she despised her married name, even when accentuated past recognition, she had persuaded her son to exchange his designation by Royal licence to P ...

... sickened him with fear. He tried to steel himself in expectation of it. It was in the nature of things that young girls should marry. It was inevitable that a closer and stronger tie should be formed, and then that cord of reverential gratitude which now attached ...

... nearly the entire village was represented at the wedding ; but some of them were spiteful enough to say“He never would have married that stu ...

... interest in his welfare. Living with him niece, Salome Cusworth, one of two sisters, the eldest one having left ids roof to marry n French manufacturer. Mr Pennycomequick gradually becomes drawn towards the fatherless Salome, and something of a tender feeling ...

... to law, and thrown good money after had. You know dislike for lawyers. I wrote my will with my own hand after your sister married, and I flatter myself that no wit of man or rascality of lawyers can pervert it. I can set down in plain English what my ...

... and supper were perfection ; but there was a decided want of men, notwithstanding which the hostess and her two sisters (married and n ...

... Carden : gong, Mrs de la Poer ; tea cloth, Mrs. Armstrong ; &c. Mr George Frederick Fairholme, of the] Foreign Office, was married last week the English Church, Wiesbaden, to Miss Ellen Schneider, eldest daughter of the late Mr Henry Schneider, of Belsfield ...

... Military Chapel, Wellington Barracks, when the Hon. Edward Villiers Stanley, eldest son of the Governor- General of Canada, was married to the Lady Alice Montagu, youngest daughter of the Duke of Manchester, m the presence cf their Royal Highnesses the Prince ...