... BREACEI OF PROMISE TO MARRY BY A LADY. The Divisional Court at Westminster, consist ) log of Mr Justice Grove and Mr Justice Field, gave judgment og Tuesday in the case of Heap v. Muria. The arguments in this cue were part beard. It was an action brought ...

... that yon DIAS me to marry a man I hate I This is ohildishness, Sylvia; ycn do not he Sir Charles. Mr. Gordon, said Bytia, slowly and sadly, had a little girl of your own once. If she had lived would you have advised her to marry Sir Mario the feeble ...

... he was married to the other woman at York.—Hie Lordship: That he was married to somebody. Is there anybody to prove that this woman (referring to the woman whom Mise Robinson said MIS prisoner'e first wife) is the woman to whom he was married at York ...

... Hampson, Parr Brow, Tyldesley, married, no children; Thomas Hilton, Little Halton, married, no children ; Abraham Grundy, married ; David Grundy, brother of the above, married; John Mason, New Manchester, Tyldesley, married, no children. ...

... to get married, as he was going for a license. Two days after wards he married another woman. On learning what the defendant had done, plaintiff went to him, in company with her aunt. The aunt asked him if it was true that he had promised to marry her niece ...

... repeated his wish to marry Miss Sheehan, and asked his friend Boland to introduce the matter again to her father. Ultimately the matter was arranged, and the girl, although it was not alleged she was particularly fond of him, agreed to marry him. The defendant ...

... 1876, he was married to the prisoner at Hartlepool Parish Church. She gave the name of Elisabeth rooks, and described herself as a widow. He subsequently lived with her ; but on Wednesday last he found out that she was already a married woman he went ...

... as no danger was apprehended. The following is a list of the killed : Benjamin Deakin, married • John Slack, engineer; Joseph Frost, married; Edward Grant, married ; William Wood, and George Hemworth. ...

... their lives, were:— Thomas Griffiths, married, no family; George Cooper, married, three children; Samuel Isherwood, single; George Blackett, married, three children; George Bennett, single; Wm. Whitehead, married, one child; Richard Wood, Parkgate ; and ...

... Travor, and as I think that I may now reasonably expect that Isabel will marry—n Hilda did not speak as the Squire paused. She heard him say something about Isabel marrying, but, as she 000sidered this a delicate subject at present, she was disoreetly ...

... she was not aware that he was married and that his vrife was liviug, or she should not have married him.—M r I. Bell stated that he was parish clerk at Haltwhistl e , and was present when the - last witness was married to the accused. The certificate ...

... who was married to the respondent at the parish church of Whitehaven, in Cumberland, on the End of March, 1858. It appeared that the husband was a horse dealer and horsebreaker, and after the marriage they resided at Whitehaven. Their married life seemed ...