... 30 Fitzwilliam Place, has not now any unmarried daughters. The eldest remained for the last, and a little over a week ago married Mr. James Bruce Mantell, very quietly, in the little parish church at Holm wood, and is now the chatelaine of a handsome house ...

... 24ih ult, Miss Elizabeth Mary Clarke, daughter of the late General St. John Clarke, K.H, of 15 Pelham Crescent, London, was married to Mr Henry J. M'Farlane, of Huntstown House, Dublin. The ceremony took place at St. Peter’s Church, Cranley Gardens, South ...

... the Hottentot Venus.” And you are free —free to fall in love with a handsome woman and to marry her?” No, Sir Joseph, am not free to marry, and I shall never marry.” You are not free? Do you mean to tell me you entangled yourself by a foolish marriage while ...

... Her mother, Mrs. Tracy, had married twice. Dorns could not remember her step-father, but she learnt that he had died when she was eighteen months old. Her own father had died before she was born, and her mother had then married a Captain Tracy in the Navy ...

... before matters have gone too far. As a rule, if the married flirt is a woman and her husband is present there is no occasion for the interference of an outsider—he looks after himself! But if the married flirt is a man the poor neglected wife often has to ...

... Bedford, and Dr. George Alexander Paulin, of Malpas, Cheshire, eldest son of Sir David and Lady Paulin, of Edinburgh, were married at St. Paul’s, Bedford, last week. Miss Milligan was the first woman member of the Bedford Borough Council, and the Mayor ...

... they may marry, and business in such cases is seldom the lode-star in their scheme life. The married woman takes her business interests and responsibilities more seriously, and it is generally found that the most successful business- are' married. Most of ...

... hands clenched beside her, her head thrown up. “And I want to marry him!” she told herself half aloud. “I want to marry him —after all. If I see him often I shall let him persuade me to marry him—in spite everything. Oh”—catching sight of her reflection ...

... shown; but you are likely to be happy. Marian, Dublin—Yon are sure to marry rather young, but yon are not likely to have much money till late in life. Nellie, Killroot—You may possibly marry in spite of serious obtacles. Yon need hare no anxiety about money ...

... how on one occasion a soldier, a Derry man, came to the Chaplain and said he wished to get married. After inquiry, the Chaplain said, “But how can you get married? you are a Protestant and she is a Catholic.” Oh, sir, I have converted her.” “But you could ...

... not to have discarded the antiquated notion that a girl ought not to go in for earning anything once she has entered upon married life. Would interfere, the girl asked me; people said I had persuasive powers (such a fallacy I) and I might bring the Admiral ...

... tRISH SOCIETY. as affording them the better protect of marrying —woman’s principal vocation—but also in order that, by effective training and self discipline, their bodily and mental powers may lx; strengthened that they will not fail in the battle of ...