... PUNISHING MARRIED RAKE. A propos the recent case which a married man reeularly courted for some months a respectable young domestic servant practice which, we are assured, is much more prevalent in Bradford than most people would believe —a Scotch doctor ...

... Tristram appeared for the petitioner, and the case not defended. —From the evidence of Mrs. Dwelly appeared that she was married to her husband at Walton, near Liverpool, on the sth June, 187:', nnd they subsequently lived Lowdham, in Nottinghamshire ...

... siugultr case, in which woman named Esther Clarke was charged with having concealed the birth of a child. The facts were that a married woman gave birth to child which was stillborn, aud, being Catholic, she wished to have it buried in tho Catholic churchyard ...

... and cruelty. There was no defence. Dr. Pritchard, who was tho counsel for tliQ. petitioner, statod that the parties were married on the 29th of September, 1808, at St. John's hmch, Birkenhead, and the respondent was the chiof officer of a ship which traded ...

... aiding and abetting Regan in the theft; William Higgins was also charged with aiding and abetting Regan, and Hannah Agar, married woman belonging to Liverpool, was charged with receiving the same, knowing to have been stolen. Mr. Lewes, the firm of .Snowball ...

... his mother.—Mr. Luinb prosecuted, and the prisoner was defended by Mr. Segar.—Tho prisoner and his mother (who had been married a second time, and was a widow when she met with her death), iived together at 40, Gaseoigne-street. The prisoner supported ...

... prisoners were negotiating for two public-houses, for oue of which they had arranged to pay EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF REFUSAL MARRY. The Ceylon Olaerver says : It was with feeling of disgust rather than surprise that we heard Kalutara on Monday of characteristic ...

... One—still the ce'ibate law is continually broken. Even the president the society has been impeached and publicly reproved for marrying, and there are some wholesome signs that the association will collapse. ...

... occurred this afternoon colliery at Short Heath, near Wolverhampton, be to Messrs. Bloomer and Sons. Six workmen) some of them married, with families, and tie chief engineer, were in the pit, and it is feared that have all perished. The workings are believid ...

... assured the charming widow whom—in neglect Mr. Welter's profound advice marriageable men—he was courting, that they were married he should certainly live ten years longer, because .she would cook everything so nicely for him. Tins was not elevated or ...

... he will probably pay visit to Yorkshire. lord Grantley married, last week, Miss K. Al Wickers, young American lady who has acquired fame from her beauty. It is curious how many American girls marry Englishmen. This is because they know how to make themselves ...

... the husband for a divorce from his wife, on account her infidelity with the corespondent. It appeared that tbe parties were married the ii of March, 1573, at St. Peter Church, Liverpool, and in the following May the respondent gae birth to a child which ...