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Notice of the coming marriage cl a couple who for many years lia.vo innocently believed themselves to be _ married bis been given at the Chelsea Register Office. Tbo man is a Chelsea pensioner over sixty years of age, who served in Egypt and was invalided out of the Army throS' months after re-enlistment during the late war. Ho and his intended wife wont to the Battersea Register Office some year® ago and signed a form. Thinking that this hadl completed the legal formality, they went away believing themselves to bo married. They have carefully presented a blue form since that day. This wan shown recently to a friend, who, it is stated, ■ pointed out that it was only a notice of rhamago; hence they have decided to complete the proper legal form of contract.
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Evening Star, Issue 18121, 10 November 1922, Page 10
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136MATRIMONIAL ILLUSION Evening Star, Issue 18121, 10 November 1922, Page 10
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