... Smith, who was discharged the previous day the Police Court the charge preferred by the Rev. R. Crosse, Ockham Rectory, was married the young lady, by license, and with the father's consent, in All Saints' Church, High Street, Wandsworth. The church was ...

... anl 13th inst. The prisoner had been remanded from Tuesday, on which day she informed the Court that her father had been married thrice, and that the three women were living. The remand had been granted in order that the police might make. enquiries before ...

... stated that she was married to the prisoner at All Saint's Church, on the of October, 1864. Her name was then Coley, and she had since been married. Sometime after the marriage she discovered that the prisoner had previously been married, and that his wife ...

... she -was engraged to be married to the defendant, but he broke off the engage- ment, and married another woman. Shortly after the death of the plaintiff's second husband, the defendant went to her stall, and said lie would marry her, as he had watited ...

... residing on the Contiment for rv health, ad w ishing to be married here, I applaid ft to the English cwdaplain, and secondly ao the BHr-sso 'Legation, for information as t.o were I could he legally married, and was informred it w~ould be valid hv tnrlish law ...

... the defendant's information, that the grave part of the charge was that he represented that he was not a married man, and was in a position to marry complainant. On the faith of this representation he obtained sums of money from her. He also represented ...

... admit a-moment go, one who had not been there any more tahan I9 Cer-' ainly, hut he has been married; 1'Mtarried I who are you alkingitol I have been married tivico ?? Oh, pshaw splied Brahma, get away I paradise is not for fools ! rinted and Plublished ...

... to a widow, for a man igmhtbs advanced in life and marry a younag wife. Again he thought that single men and widovwsers (of whom he unfortunately iva one) oug htnot to be asked to pay as much as married mer unaess' they might make provision for a mother ...

... Honour, being an adept in Scotch law, remarked, Well. if yon were not before married, you are nov man and wife. The case then went on, and resulted in the newly-married couple being each fined Los. 6d., with the option of spending a short part of their ...

... Cobiidge, thaton the 2nd September, 1878, the prisoner was married at Dalelall Chubch to Elizas Rowley, who was still alive. It was further shown by the testimnoay of 3ary Ann Gibbs, a married woman living at Bu ion Terrace, Uttoreter, that on the 21st ...

... ci . out of the sixty-one married Couples arid eighty- - !: seven Single men brought out by the Aberdeen, end al- cc ; ?? from £35. to £S52. a year was offered fur on- ci I married laboccrere, end from £155. to £90. for married %v :: cicihcea, avitic board ...

... and the assets £51. 10s.-Accnrding to the Official Receivers observations, the bankrupt was a moulder until 1887, when he married Mrs. Appleton, a widow, who bad a business as a second-hand clothes i dealer in Horsley Fields. The wife carried on the; business ...