... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... man ofithe name of | Murray; but Murray, yer lhonour, was married at the time to another woman, and none of our fomily, the family of the Conlans, were aware of it. Kitty L! and he were married in Dublin, in the month of Sep- !I ternber, 1838. 1e Mr. ...

... unknown. The applicant, ha supposed, was aware that if already married and his wife living he would be liable to transportation if fhe married ?? applicant repeated.that he never had been married, but he said he had lately discharged several men from his ...

... Todd, is the daughter of Mr. Scaling, a huckster, living in Posterrgate, and in the year 1844 married a sailor named Robert Todd, of Sunderland. After being married they lived in Sunderland for about three months, when the husband went in his vessel to St ...

... marriage ring lTever e 'hiugit.; we will go to Sheffield amid be married; Mr. -Wordsmworth. shall marry; us; this is the ring and the 1gtwavouesushall be, married in; I will never marry any e wovman, nmy dear. She remembered that in- the qpringnf 1I1B7 ...

... Itushiton-If Murray was irrarried to arrother woman rtt the titime lie married the prisoner, hie stands in art awk- wa!d positioni. Butt is it not said that tite prisoner married ai hird ;aid fourth husband? Officer Bates-It is; but I have ontly rwittresies ...

... and his mother said he was not married in the right nime, because he was a chance child, not born in wedlock. He promised his wife that if he had married her in the wrong name, he would visit the parson again, and marry her in the name of James Hickman ...

... Addipbis n ftated that the infolvent had married a womasrofe hc' dame of watry, at st. Janner's chu'rch Wcd' minfler, in -May,;Sa4: fhe -had an annuity 'of 'a 'per annum the wlai i'ebt bat'theitimc he mar'ried her' anii: ro w3s he; finding that the a'nnuiity ...