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... bis trial at the next Worcester Spring Assises The old man stated thai since the prisoner had been convicted of bigamy in marrying his cousin (the old man's daughter) the daughter bad hvod with him (the father), mail he had refused to allow the prisoner ...
... moet curious work ever pub- »Tshe ...
... trustees of the Swansea Savings Bank of tho sum of ?? It appeared from the evidence that Mr. Thomas , and his wife had been married for nine years, and that nothing had occurred to mar their domestio happiness until- about Midsummer last, when tho male prisoner ...
... least, sir. lam only doing an act of justice. HAMMERSMITH. Finding and Kkepino.— Mary Tellons, a very respect- able-looking married woman, was placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with stealing a basket of linen, value 25/., the property of Mr. ...
... he had about one thousand pounds, which was at her disposal. Notwithstand- ing the cautions of intimate friends they were married. A loan was raised upon some freehold property, and with tho money she 6aid she commenced proceedings. Anxious to get her ...
... general pubIic— METROPOLITAN STEAM BLEACHING and DTEING COMPANY. 17 Wharf-road. City, road, N. TO the UNMARRIED.— If you wish to Marry send a stamped addressed envelope to the Advertiser, who will put you in possession of a SECRET Dy means of which you can win ...
... prisoner Guilty. Mr. Langfbrd said that the prisoner married a third woman in 1857, and he was in a condition to prove this fact if it was necessary. Mr. Cooper said that this weman died in 1858, before he married the prosecutrix in the last* case. Mr. Langford ...
... and the Hon. Harriet -Catherine Townshend, fourth daughter of Thomas first Viscount 3ydney, and was born July 13, 1809, and married, March 16, 1836, Alicia Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. John Spotliswoode. His lordship does not leave any family. He was a deputy ...
... subsided — life was gone. Mr. Renwick teas much respected in the district; he had not attained his ' 30th yeir, ana was recently married On the morning of his ' death he was, as he always apparently was, in apparently cxcellint health and spirits. Mr. Tien wick ...
... former occasion, and declared that she wus a married woman, and as she had seen her hus- band within seven yours tbc petition was dismissed. Another protection petition was liled on tho ground that sho was not married, and tho caly excuse offered for the statement ...
... fr.e ifor 26 stamps (secure irom observ-i ried.— lf you wish to Marry, send a st.im* . r femsle, old or yosug, ?? or wise- a .iv im tjaevtit-mim ' r|X) the UNMARRIED— If yon wish to Marry JL send s stomped addressed envelope to the Advertiser, who will ...
... Margaret Quigloy was sworn, and depdsed that on the (3th of May, 18>9, she was married to the prisoner in the Protestant church of St. John's, Kilkenny, and that the namo which he married her was that of Joseph Reynolds. — Margaret Barry, tho bridesmaid, swore ...