"BOYCTING" A BRIDE.
f c The latest ana mos a cottiug has just been <?ovel phase of lioynear Mallow, Co. Cotinplified in a parish daughter of a well-to-do A young lady, r gaged to be married to tiiVmer, was en- ,' hour, also in comfortable cii-On of a neighwho had the misfortune to co,>tances, but re ban of the Land League, and under the " a going boycotting in its severest K* undcrie night before the day appointed for', The riage the bride-elect was waited upi,mar"l number of members of the local V' a League, who informed her that, should',;] marry the intended bridegroom, both is, ae and all her family would be equally bo at cotted. So great was the persuasion hroug is to bear upon her, that the poor girl r m broken off, or at least postponed, the mat(
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6261, 10 December 1881, Page 7
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