... scalds, not detained; Levvis So- : a.ni, 22. married, 00 ?? Acre. W C, fruit I Sa'snimn, innury to fuol; T Suffolk, 42, married., ' Montpe,:er s.Lreet. 1'ecknaw injury to toot; I ,IHar: O ovens, 4'i7. married. 3 Batou street, Lam- ?? 'ster, itijury to head ...

... several lan1uguigres, end wag married to an enginesr, who, howeveT, died aitr a few mcnths, of heart disease while aiwav ffrn home on business. Queen Draga has two brotbaecs - ead thrte sisters. (}e of the latter is married r to a hank diector, while the ...

... subsequently the wed- ding was postponed till 1899, and on 7th Feb ruary. ast, the defendant wrote to her saving be ould not marry her, giving no valid reason or excuse. After the engagement had been made defendant conferred with her solicitor, and mentioned ...

... United States are for the -1 I mom-ent oceunied with a qoestion of greab im- I 1|por-ance. I- appears t.hat a mavor, after I marrying a young couple, kissed the bride. Nirth tshe observation, 'This is tbe official s-al 1 of the marriage. Immediately the ...

... grand- oc. uaer *r Riah trd Brinslev Shleridan. and ?? uf Mrs -Nortor. who wrote I am sitting on th- stile. M ?? ini Wvo married late in f I':t S:r WifLlsn S'irif Maxwell. P ir'. I-!.mrh; of the Th:sile. ?? tie author of thea cs -1b''l tc1-. ''The Cjo ...

... least, is at presnr Umuten- ?? of the Staff i commad of the fones in the Punjaub. He was born in 1840, and bas | been twice married. He sed in the Indin I Mutiny with Hodson's Hore and has since that time seen heaps of'service in Ahvinis, Acelen, Afghani=an ...

... ifie Thames. Two men abwr*1e1 Ethel are supposed t. have been drowned. At C'helmsford Assizes vesterday Marv Anni Clarke. married. vws found guilty of killing her P ur yvar old child by cutting its throat at Keivedon Hatch. The jur'yfoana s-,e wt.s in-I ...

... not see he was on the wrong line. The driver and fireman have been identified, the former as Alexander Gibson, 29 years, married. 87, Naburn Street, Glasgow; and the fireman as John Glendinning. 18. who had lived in lodgings at 256, CumrserIand Street ...

... last de- ceased casie to hr Skenme. She etla-ted thot she was in ?? trnoble, htwimg been accused of keoping nompey with a married man. ll denied this, gmd eated tha;tsbelhmebeefrtnr out by lher father and auni whohad called her improper nemm. She asked ...

... trusted, clever familv lawyer ppulling the string7s of alt the plots and pl3.cs. TIn a hap3py good for- ! tune, Mr. Peel married the only daughter of Lord Ashton. vwho avre his son-in-law a weddling present of £030.000 and settled an annual income of ...

... the newspapers conl-inue to desate consLder- rnlbtle apoace to the SaV;rligs and noings &f Count i ;3rni de CaStellane, who married 31iss Anna Grould tive yealrs ago. 'The count Ins reccired sorne 200 letters from Frenchmen domiciled here, symp~h hising ...

... w-h-ch the Duke presented her, hichl wrias worn by him at Waterloo. Lady Louisa's ?? 25s sistpr, La'ly Sophia Cecil, who married Lord Tnomas Cecil, a son of the Alarquie of Exeter, wras born in July, 1809, and i is still livi'ng. She was only six years ...