... shnot of money. She was induced to let him have some money. Before they could get married site was arrested by otc of her creditors, but hearing she was about to get married set her free. She subsequently lived with the prisoner, visiting Paris and various ...

... short of money. She was induced to let him have some money. Before they could get married she was arrested by one of her creditors, but hearing she was about to get married set her free. She subsequently lived with the prisoner, visiting Paris and varioua ...

... the provi- sions of this act shall extend to married women, being pri- soners within the intent and meaning of this act, but that the order of the said court vesting the estate and effects of any such married woman in such provisional assignee as aforesaid ...

... was in- termed that one was between fiveand six years of ace, and the other between seven and eight. The defendant had been married sixteen 3 ears to her husband. The coca- pl3inairt was twenty-four years of ?? defendant persisted that her brother-in-law ...

... was remarked of Thsmistoclss that preferred marrying daughter to a man who lacked wealth, rather than to oae who tasked sense. Had all fathers been the same what lot of tools the world weuld have beta spared. ...

... poisoned herself a fortnight ago. Mr. Rushton: If Murray was married to another woman at the time he married the prisoner, ho stands in an awkward position. But is it not said that the prisonqr married a third and fourth husband? Offlcer Bates: It is; but I ...

... herself a fortnight 0eago. MAr. Rushton: If Murray was married to another I woman at the time he married the prisoner, he stands e in an awkward position. But is it not said that r the prisoner married a third and fourth husband ? e Officer Bates: It is; ...

... herself a fortnight I ago. iMr. Rushton : If Murray was married to another woman at the time lie married the prisoner, he stands I in an awkward position. But is it not said that the prisoner married a third and fourth husband ? Officer Bates: It is; but ...

... Alderson. ATTEmTED 31GAMY.-IDE3NTITT, J. Thnomas, aged 42, was indicted tor signing a false notice to marry Eleanor Bland, having previously married Alsy Benson, who is stil alive. On the 6th of October last the prisoner went to the office of the sup ...

... the cost of the application, on the ground of his client being a married womnan, and not liable to arrest on niesne process. The affidavit of Mrs. Fernandez stat- ed, that shie was married to John Fernandez on the 30th No- vember, 1797, at Portsee, and ...

... had knowledge that the defendant was married, was ready and willing to marry him; but although a rea- sonable time had elapsed, yet the defendant wholly neg- lected and disregarded his promise, and had not married her; but, on the contrary, was, and from ...

... he accom panied on the 30th of the same month to be married. The deputy registrar, in consequence of information he had received since the notice was given, told the prisoner lie could not be married, as lie had a wife living in Kendal. This the prisoner ...