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... parties was stated to have been previously divorced. In 19 instances divorced men married spinsters, one divorced man married a widow, and 10 bachelors and 4 widowers married divorced women. The precise ages of both parties were specified in 70 per cent ...
... having fallen off. 67 Quakers and 311 Jews were married in that year. It is ascertained that the rate of marriages depends very much upon the current price of corn. The higher and middle classes marry when wheat is up; artisans and labourers M when ...
... after shebeeame acquainted with him shs said to him, Yot are not a married mail, are you ? and he replied, No, I am not married; what an idea you have. Soon aftertbat he spoke of marrying her.- on Sunday morning, the 29th Sept., she and the prisoner went ...
... of leoxall, Staffordshire, snd Archdeacon of Stafford, Eleanor died unmarried, Susanna married to Key. Roger Rates, D.D., Chaplain to Charles I, Elizabeth married to Per- cival Willoughby, D.D., brother to the great naturalist who died in 1672, and son ...
... Eckington, married. Thomas Richardson, Masbro', married. Ephraim Billam, Bramley Moor, married. Francis Clark, Eckington, married. William Likin, Masblo', married. George Webster, Eckington, married. Robert ...
... Mary's.gate-during prohibited hours, and both in giving evidence swore that they were married, Walkerdine particularly stating after a caution that they were married at a register Qifice at Holloway, London. This was found. to be false, and on the 5th ...
... formed. The prizes are to about the same as those given in Spa last summer, the largest prize being 2,000f. Ladies, married, or un- married, from 16 to 30 years of age, are to be admitted to compete for the prizes. ...
... (before he a changed his name), married DOROTHY, the only daughter b; y of WILLIAM GaNAvEs, of Iayfleld, Staffordshire, by whom he had three SOns, WILLIAMs, CHRISTOPHER, and l ALVART, and two daughters, SUSAN, who married the E g father of the Rev. R. T ...
... sherifffor Derbyshire in the years 1473, 1484, and 1487. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Stephen Eyre, of 11ass-op, Esq. and died in the 4 Henry VIII. He left 16. Richard * Curson, Esq. who married Elianor, daughter of German Pole, of Radbourne, 35 Henry ...
... ALLEGED BIGAMY AT DERBY. At the Nottingham Police-court on Friday James Mason, framework-knitter, was charged with marrying Jane Hallam, at Derby, on tbe 12th March, 1887, his former wife being tben alive. — Mr. Fiddler prosecuted on behalf of tbe police ...
... second Duke of M«ntrose. She was bom Dec. 21, 1779, and married Nov. 22, 1804. Hon. Jsnies Montagu Scott, the late Lord Montagu (who died in 1845), by whom she bad issue, four daughters, the eldest married to Earl Howe. the death of her ladyship the families ...
... visit her frequently. Ihey went to church and the theatre together, and in 1895 they became engaged to be married. They were to have been married in April. 1837, but as the time drew near defendant began to make ali kinds of excuses, rie pretended to have ...