... breaich of promise to marry WIlson Dunlop? She replied with great emphasis, and in a very inspasaloried tons of voice, that it was he {Wilson Dunlop) who had committed the breach of promise to marry her, a she wvas read~y to be married, having theo bridesmaid ...

... stated that'the prisoner had married Eliz'abkh Tinley, on the 26th. of March, IS43; the second, that he, had.married -Emily Georgina Rose in Calcutta in 184W, in -the name of Henry Edward Bramell; and the third, that he: 'ad married Hannah Amelia Bland in Liverpool ...

... or not, plaintiff has since ?? a- child to the defondant, who has not married ?? ?? father told the witness, that be ?? give-the .501i:with his daughter, if the defendant would marry. her. Philti PReynolds is sister It the plaintiff. The defend- ant paid ...

... was so sorry for anything in ?? life as marrying this here body. She has the impudence ?? pow that I refuse to support her, when she never brought me a mag in her life; and, besides, the moment we wvere!married she began to play hell and Tommy, so that ...

... and remembered the ad, defendait coming to him for a license to be married on the 4th l of March, which was the day he fixed for the wedding. On being e- informed who he intended to marry, witness told him that Miss in Brown was a very good girl, and she ...

... real name was Eliza Rose Hannah James, the wife of Captain James, of the 21st East India Native Infantry, and that she was married in the month of July last to Lieutenant Heald, her former husband being then alive. The young gentleman, the husband of the ...

... that it was true No. 176 had promised her marriage. Mr. Newman: Why, are yot not a married woman ? Defendant: My present husband deceived me; he had a wife wben he married me; No. 176 met me and went to the Fox tavern, Baptist Mills, with me; he met me ...

... his junior, though not much. The young lady uponi whom Mr. Hawkes first fixed his affections was a very young girl when he married her, and she is still a youthful woman. Mr. Hawkes, before he attained his majority, was left a moderate but competent fortune ...

... Screaming, anid swore o de ?? marry her the neoxt uinorisiimg. After repetanti his ihui~.h alowe0d hear to get oit of bed when Mrittlng came, and sentiitl .left thle hams0 with him, lie promiin~ig to take hier to Mr. edikt get married, but whichi promise lie ...

... him to Sydney, at the same time recommend- ing him to marry Miss Miller, then his governess; he pro- posed accordingly for Miss Miller, and his proposal was accepted; in a few days they were married, Mr. Bodding- ton having given away the bride. Mr. Combe-Why ...

... her. For 26 years she had devoted herself entirely to him, and i he so admitted at the last interview with her after he had married another woman Aa to his position, the Jory would find that he had been iD the habit of lending out large sums of money, adn ...

... appeared William Parker was married on the 2nd August, 18204, to Hester Lewis: and, from thle secoeid, that oln thle 4th Scpt., 1840, Henry Lewis was married to 3Uary Ilgers.-Nhary Rogers was next called, and proved having been married to the prisoner on the ...