... the ground of adultery, coupled with desertion. The respondent was formerly an ironmonger’s assistant at Coventry, and he married the petitioner, who had been barmaid a tavern kept her brother, in November, 1857. They never lived together, but immediately ...

... their seventy to their slaves. As a rule, the Southerners are easy and indulgent; but Yankee adventurers, who have made or married plantations in the South, ore hard and cx, acting masters. They make more bales of cotton and more hogsheads or sugar to the ...

... of the Standard says is informed that there is no truth in the statement of the .Vord that the King of Portugal is about marry a daughter of King Victor Emmanuel. During the 20years terminating last year, the Population of the United Kingdom increased ...

... she came into possession of £250., and asked borrow it: She consented to lend it upon his giving the personal security of marrying her. In January, 1859, accordingly wrote to the superintendent registrar at Whitby to ask his advice to the necessary steps ...

... in each county, it will observed that Warwickshire and Staffordshire are about on par in respect oi the education of their marrying populations (Warwickshire having the advantage), while Staffordshire appears frightfully behind both in this particular. ...

... State for the War Department, with salary of £2,000. a-year. was created K.C.8., civil division, in 1856. Sir Benjamin, who married daughter of the late Sir I. Brunei, was the author of several pamphlets on political questions. The Middle Level Inundation ...

... in 1841. when I was 14 year* old. 1 was then danemsr at the Victoria Theatre, in Hobart Town. A few month* afterwards were married at Trinity Church, Launceaton. In he came home late one night. was sitting in the parlour with a gentleman who was having ...

... v. hose name was Bent, sent her money pay her fare down with. Since then the prisoner had found that this man was already married. The case was remanded to Friday, and the Mayor, addressing Dayus, expressed the approbation the Bench felt at his gallantry ...

... had property both in the county Clare and county Limerick—the latter near Kilmalluck. The unfortunate gentleman was only married seven or eight months. He a Roman Catholic. It is remarkable that this is the third peg. son shot within few weeks belonging ...

... prisoner, who is forty years of age, and who was married at Scarborough, on the 3rd of April last, to a fine-looking young woman of twenty-two, named Sophia Perryman, his first wife, Sarah ale, to whom he was married seventeen years ago. being still ulivc. Prisoner ...

... adjourned inquest was hold at the Coach and Horses. Street, Bordesley, before Dr. Birt Davies, Coroner, touching the death Marry Lowe, boy. aged six years, who was alleged , to have met his death from a blow given him Mr. ' Richard Taylor, of the Rising ...

... the rumours about the unfortunate man arc mere gossip. For this curious story, however, can vouch: that in March, IH6I, he married the present unfortunate woman, whose maiden name was Martha Ann Giles (as surmim-d by us on Monday), the daughter of Mr. Joseph ...