... name. After that he became rather cool towards her, and said his health %was too delicate for him to marry. He afterwards said he did not intend to marry, and on his being spoken to with regard: to his conduct by the plain- tiff's father, he maid that he ...

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... THE ALLEGED ELOPEMENT BY A I MARRIED WO(AN.: Yesterlay. iu the Northern Division of the Police Courts, before Mr. Woodlock, A rustic looking young mum named James Coyne, described in the charge-sheet as belonging to Ballvhaunis, county Mayo, wuas put ...

... CHARGE OF FELONIOUS AS8AUIT ON A' MARRIED WOMAN. The Right Hon. the Recorder eat in bie court at ten o'cieck on Saturday, and proceeded to try the case of Charles Greavep,wwho wasindieted for having feloniously ?? Mary Ann Greaves, of 25, Nicholas-streft ...

... ATTEMPT TO EXTORT MOIKEY FROM A MARRIED LADY. London, Friday. At the Old Bailey this morning Henry Thomas Weir, 24, a geutlemanly--ooking -young man, was charged with attempting to extort money from Marry Elizabeth Turner by menaces. Mr Besley, vho prosecute ...

... Ludlow, in court. - Mr. 'Cune-How hong did they live together after they were married ? About three or four months. The Prisener-Was I not in prison shortly after I got married t You were. Twice? Yes. You get one month and then two months. Me O'Donel-Did ...

... witness present at the marriage who is now in Oxford; they were married about 6ix years; he knew them to live since as man and wife. Rer. Dr. Charles TiEdall, 22 Herbert-place, de. pored he married the parties (witness identifed the prie'iagr and the woman ...

... and if the 3 female prisoner is married to this man-- Mr. Walsh-Would you be satisfied if the girl a undertakes that she will not marry hirm 7Mr. Curran thought it would be the worst thing this girl could do to marry this old man for a few pounds. It ...

... while at - the same time he knew perfectly ivell that she f was married. In her father's will lis marriage wins referred to in this vway- My daughter, Anne I Frances-she having married without my con-! sent. I The Lord Chancellor-In the name of Goodness ...

... farm under Lord Lisle, and was dependent on him. He made thisean excuse for not marrying the plaintiff im- mediately, telling her that his father would cut him off if he married her then, and asking her to keep the engagement a secret. The engagement continued ...

... had married she defecdarli L > of age when she mnarriedi hi ral Y perty worth: betwreen £2ill, ad 'l Mrs Warden died in JanuI y . fe s days after the funetml *e dff , called on wit ess at ar 1 ho use in Castle street, P*^n arid askedl her to marry hirn ...

... arranged we were to be married I got what I wanted from her ; it was arranged on several occasions that we were to be married ; I had. to promise to marry her; she never assigned any reason for her refusal to come up to Dublin to be married; Mr. Ryan, the attorney ...