WHERE MARRIAGES ARE MADE.

THE application for a licence to marry at St. George's, Albemarle

Street, made by the JEUNE PREMIER, Q.C., on behalf of the Rev. Dr. KER

GRAY, was opposed by Canon CAPEL CURE, of St. George's, Hanover Square,

the Hymeneal Temple _par excellence_ of the Metropolis. Dr. TRISTRAM,

with traditional Shandyan caution, said he would "take time to consider

his decision." Should Dr. Time be adverse to the opponents, then will

the Minister with the sad-dog name of "KER GRAY" become the Canon's

_bête noire_. If the decision be t'other way, then KER GRAY may twit the

Canon with being "a regular Cure," and might compose a chant on the old

lines of

"A Cure, a Cure, a Cure, a Cure,

Oh isn't he a Cure!"

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