... EARL RUSHEIL RE-MARRIED. London, Wednesdaj- The Westminster Gazette reproduces a no- tie of warriage of Earl EDsell fron to-d&y's 'Times and &acdard arn says it navy be asrumed thal Earl Rusi has now obtained a divorce in Ameriea ahd has tinted jinmeif ...

... to Killa'oo. In 1890 he succeded Canon Dougherty in Lower Fahan. |Lie was married twice. is first wife, was Miss Smvlr. sister to the late Dea.n Smylv, of Derry. HIe var married secondlv to Miss Sansvth, daughter of the late Rev. W. Sme Oth, of Paltemple ...

... jurors of the county. His sue- ,cewor in the title and estates is the Ron Lucins O'Brien, formerly of the Rifle Brigade, who -married, in 189b, Miss Foster, Moor Park, I.Ludlow. Another son of Lord Inohiquin'e, the I Hon Murrough O'lrien, is now serving in ...

... Hosiptal, Chelsea, and, since Jt35. a ne-nher of t'he Iliau CGouanoil. He wsts made a field-marsha.. in Novembter, 1804. H I married, in 1347, M-arina, daughter of Commanilder Debite, R.N. ...

... hroideries. The two lovers, who are now le married, held each other's h3nds, and oc- It casionafly exchanged aftaionate glances. The King said::- 'Here is how matters stand exactly. Everybody was urging me to marry. Every le statesmen had what he called ...

... B£Ti TH S. ?? ;. A 3.d.. at T or.oc-how, Fr-anki, I 2 ,:*tbJ2. ?? ., - .: A C .iarnlor i of as n. : . t' - . ?? the; :tC Ot M.arry E 9 : .t: V; . S're ttn. uear .-e, Las: Mfols>y, the i ta cur e IEa:&., Hlgh- *i, ?? .: . dla':ah cc. * ?? 3r, 1lt ?? Argentine: ...

... asisdt nn titls memoirable occasion, 'but he did not finall oe.lse appea ring in ptbl c for .smne vear. Mr. Siins Recves married MNiss ?? Ia ironlye, a soniraw singer, iho died June. 1895. lis son Rerberti is a. tbnor, who e-vilently has beeit well taugfit ...

... of idanorcenningham, father of I)r. Rentonl- NT. -for East Do-n ; and also of the late Dr. Rentoul, of Garragh. He wa.s married to Mniss Barker, daulghter of an ex- tensive London draper. Mrs. Psentoul liedi a short time ago, leaving two daughters. In ...

... A ROYAL 1ARE.IA.E. Yteserday Count Lonyay was married to] her Imperial and Royal Highness the Anh- duchess Stephanie of Austri& The Count is one of the most fortunate of men; he is a Hungaian gentleman, with a very long' pedigree and a very small fortsune ...

... YOttlcO :- itt :nptt the conttintee at onre set thl it ,:I( ;II SOna! hasls, and it was lecihed t> 1! t.e sth-' s c trl~ots of married nmbinho rs -h -ii ul a i (I: .tb'e5 ltuspe''or Teonard wsas ecettei nts treasurer ':ni Satiin ?? John Ba! nti, js secre- l-lV ...

... M4at, 1885. in senco--- a3 sion to Sir Linnies PLarSeuu, 1oruo~ted to the 3;jaa~cial BechI~a in Se-SI.Ta -a. tat 1856 he-. ma~rried, ,lcili7an daughtear of R~obert. Cla-lanblers, ?? of : Ediniargh. IL There hwas hee~n no eer-iest for the lrat-ant, 'as ...

... so- that in poditof ageshe ad: easily be !his nather. 'Ba e is o~ny on of tha.fe-r middle aged widows -who -have rerpmtl married youg haabmsai-Ms. Lan.,Sr instace, wkhdweddedyongf hDeflote. It~avas said there was a great socia objection to the wled ding ...