... MARRIED Persons should send Two Stamps for our valuable booklet and Illustrated Catalogue, containing osc• fat information. NourunitN Suiz..icAL HI:11MM APPLIANCE CO., FA, Seven liullowey, London.. ...

... MARRIED WOMEN ON THE DOLE. ENGLISH COMMITTEE'S SECO* MENDATIONS. The Create,. Birmingham Employment Committee, after investigating into the posit jot, revealed in September last out of 17,090 women signing on at Birmingham Exchange 12.000 were tied. ha ...

... KEEP MARRIED. NO MORT CUT TO ELYSIUM. The Rev. E. J. Hard. author of that once much• reed book, '• How to be Happy though Married. has been interviewed recently by the New York World. Get married! Marry early if pomade; often if neceesary, he told ...

... STOLE TO MARRY. The girl has made the mistake of marrying too young, and the second mistake of stealing, said Mr. Plowden at Marlboroughstreet on Friday, when Violet O'Connor. an eighteen-year-old domestic. was charged with embezzling £l. 18s. 4d., ...

... ADVICE TO THE MARRIED. A hook for the people, in which the author gives practical advice to the married, and those contemplating marriage, written in a clear, comprehensive manner, has just been published by Messrs. Moore, Williams, h Co., Ravenhill Road ...

... COTTAGES FOR THE MARRIED. Mr. Reside, pursuant to notice, moved that all single men occupying labourers' cottages be asked to give up possession. Mr. O'Callaghan and several other members seconded simultaneously, and the motion was passed without dissent ...

... MARRIED LIFE. Deceive not one another in small tillage, nor in great. One little single lie has, before now, disturbed a whole married life. A small cause has often great consequences. Fold not the arms together and sit idle. Laciness is the devil's ...

... MARRIED BY SIGNS. A marriage between deaf mutes took place at the Wirral District Registrar's Office. They sere accompanied by two witneeses, who were also deaf and dumb. The contracting parties made the necessary declaration by meane of the deaf and ...

... MARRIED AT EIGHTY. Mr. John Hunter, a retired blacksmith, aged 00, was married at Stanley, Co. Durham, on Saturday to Mrs. Annie Pennington. aged 72, who was given away by her eldest sou, aged 54. GERMAN TRADE IN AU•TRIA. Austrian trade figures seveal ...

... MARRI AGE. 11\ \ WALKER—December 4. at St. Cathe. Church, Tranmere. by the Rev. Hugh R.A..Samuel William. eldest son of Mr. \I r and Mrs. Griffiths Evan Owen. to Hannah 11.1r 5 h. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \‘' , f, Walker. all of Higher Tranmeie ...

... MARRI•GES. BAKER —THOMPSON—December 7, at the Friends' Meeting-house, Eustace Street, Dublin, Cecil B. Baker, eon of Edmund G. Baker, of Manor Park. London, to Gertrude, youngest daughter of Thomas Thompson, the Sermi• tags, Carlow. HORAN—SMYTH—November ...

... MARRIED NEIGHBOURS. The story of a married couple living in sew rate cottages two doors from each other was told on Monday at Feltham, shere the wife of Charles Austin applied for a separation order. Mrs. Austin said her husband lived with her until • ...