... When I married Mrs. White she would have an Irish wedding [greatlaughter], and we had plenty t) drink [roars of laughter], and I couldn't get her to go home. She was a very violent womin, and we. quarrelled almost as soon as we were married laughter] ...

... MARRYING UNDER FALSE PRETENOES, - ma--1 I At the Thames police-court. on Thursday, Samuea Mess, aged 20 years. was charged on remand witl making a false declaration of his age and the age ot Elizabeth Fry, to whom he was married at Stephey parish churchon ...

... MARRYING UNDER FALSE PRETENCES. At the Thames police-court, on Thursday, SamueZ foss, aged 20 years. was charged on remand with maing a false declaration of his age and the age of Elizabeth Fry, to whom he was married at Stepney parish church on Sundaythe ...

... Birmingham, praying for the dissolution of his mar. ri.ge on the ground of the misconduct of the re- spondent. The parties were married on August 23, 1874, at St. John's Church, Birmingharm, en1 they lived in the neighbourhood of the borough for many years, ...

... DELUSIONS Or A MARRIED WONA3 At Bow-strect on Tuesday, Annie Harris, 3h, mar- ried, no fixel aidress, was charged with threoatning to commit suicide. Inspector Pardo said that he re- ceived information that a lady staying at the Adelphi i Hotel had locked ...

... 12,0601. and 15,0001. I might have said I had 20,0001. 7,0001. or 8,0001 was in the fuds. I married two years ago last June. Mr. Sergeant Thomas: Did you marry a widow? Plaintiff: I suppose she was a widow. (Laughter.) Did she tell you she was a widow ...

... insult, and he ought to be punished. Mr. Kennedy: Yes, but you need not nurse your in. dignation too long. Complainant: I am a married woman, sir. Mr. Kennedy: Very well; if you cannot excuse him, I cannot. There will be a fine of 10s. Prisoner: I went to her ...

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... followed was char'ed at Clerken, well police-court with committing a slzost violent as- sault on Mrs. Elizabeth Couts, a young married woman, residing at 46, Noble-street, St. Luke's. The complainant, who is far advanced in preg- a nancy, was so ill from the ...

... her to meet him. Webb It appeared had brought a companion of his to cort a sister of deceased, but he was found to, he a married man, and was turned out of the house. Deceaed haid bought some furniture In anticipation, ,of her ?? Webb. Charles Webb, 53 ...

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... RESULT OF MARRYING A WIDOW. KERNOIr V. MORTONT.-This case was tried on 'hesday at the Liverpool assizes, before Mr. Justice olelor. The plaintiff was MLx Middleton Kernott, 31D., of West Cowes, Isle of 1Wight. Plaintiff was also described as a doctor ...