... ;inamed Williant, ?? bigalc, wtas charged with the followinz outrageous attack upon Mrs. Eliza Flack, a respectable , young married I mati, residing in Provost-street, Hoxto i. Tire coiplairant stateud, that while proceeding through e W~estsrorehrnd-lace ...

... business of the complainant's husband ?-Mrs. Muriden said that le be- longed to the theatrical profession, and she had been married to him between two and three years. Alderman Sidney asked how long she had been in Lon- don ?-Mrs. NMunden replied from eight ...

... she was oniy 16 yeari of age. Iwo years atterwasds Wilson paid his forsnai ad ~res8,s to her, a-d obtained her consent to marry him. He Contixnued his visits for a counhiderable time, and often neccompanied MI a Gerrard to churph, the theatre, sand other ...

... imagined. The difference between the sexes ap- peared to be no difference at all. There they were old and young, men and women, married and unmarried. Every room was crammed with occupants, so that when a dispute took Plce in any particular building, such crowds ...

... Gun-square and Seven-step-alley was the most extraordinary that could be imagibed. Here there were old and young mer and women married and unmarried. Every room was crammed with occupants, so that 'when a dispute took place fn any particular building, such ...

... Monday following witness took out the present sum- mons. In cross examination by 'Mr. Hilt, complinant said Joseph was a married man, and wa sleeping in the house during his wife's confinemea Shejoked witi him about it, and made him an apple-pie bed ...

... she was only fifteen years ot age. Two years afterwards Wilson paid his formal addresses to her, and obtained her consent to marry him. He continued his visits for a considerable time, and often accompanied Miss Gerrard to church, the theatre, and other ...

... appeared from the evidence of several witnesses that, shortly after nine o'clock on Friday morning last, Mrs. Martha Gibbs, a married woman, residing at No. 11, Tyndell-buildings, Gray's-inn-lane, was suddenly alarmed by hearing sore person moaning very loudly ...

... two were disclarged. CL]ERKEINW]Jl~~,.- DANGER OF KISSING ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE UNDER THE MISTLETOE.-Clharles Madden,, a young married man, residing at Ball's-pond, was charged with as- ssaiting a young gentleman, named Harrison. It ap- peared that on Christmas-day ...

... she was only fifteen years of age. Two years afterwards Wilson paid his formal addresses to her, and obtained her consent to marry him. He continued his visits for a con. Isiderable time, and often accompanied Miss Gerrard to the church, the theatre, and ...

... tie 3d. M t oNovelmiber, 1837, the plrisoitcl, Who wis at the time a constable belonging to thle K division of police, wvts married it thle parisal clurch of St. George's-in- ?? to Mary Bridger, and ill tile rtltno 1o1ittih ItC Wts disehtrlged froni the ...

... her. His sister burned the letter. Theophilus Barton deposed tbat be was a blacksmith, and r reoided at North Leverton. He married the prisnner's sister. g He saw the prisoner last in February, 18. He remenm- bered a letter coming to his house in November ...