... In March, 1850, she married Henry Myers, of illiamsburg, N. V., and got a divorce in March, 1857, and in the same year married James Davis, and moved to Wisconsin. She lived with him •everal years, and got a divorce. She then married Richard Marshall somewhere ...

... wife of Connah, of Buckley, was charged with marryifcg Frank Jones, of Buckley, at Holywell, in 1871s, Edward Connah was married to the prisoner in December, 185S, at Hawarden, and they lived together until last summer, when, owing to some irregularities ...

... BURNED TO DEATH. Madame Guestier (rice Johnston), young married lady of the wealthy Johnston family Bordeaux, was burned to death at her country house at Cestast last Wednesday. Suffering from a toothache, she went, after undressing, to look in a pier-glass ...

... history to decide. Another attempt at reconciliation of the two factions was subsequently made a proposal that Don Carlos should marry his niece Isabella 11., and thus,' like our own Henry VII., unite the rival claiws. The project fell through owing to the ...

... labourer, was charged with having outraged Hannah Maybrick. The prosecutrix was only twelve years of age last June. Prisoner married the girl's sister, and his uife tlied in August last. A few days after that event he seduced the prosecutrix his own house ...

... Dartmouth for mails. Berths and mess accommodation are being fitted up for the men, and the usual arrangements are made for the married people. Yesterday tle 7-pounder guns, with their tall Kaffaria carriages, were conveyed in barges from the Royal Arsenal to ...

... for seven years, and after that to be under the supervision of the police for seven years. An Acquittat . Eliza Marchanl, a married woman, surrendered to her bail, on cnarge of stealing 13s. the property of Henry Cohen.—The prisoner was defended by Mr. Butler ...

... clothes shop and a bed room lived a the name of Mestdag, who were known by the neighbours to live on very bad terms. When they married the husband was a stone cutter, and the wife, whom the shop belonged, a widow with three grown-up children. She was years ...

... Green and Oswald Allen, (Authors of Little Tommy 'Tucker, Ac), entitled, SINBAD, THE SAILOR, i Harlequin Man the Sea, Marry Mermaid* of (Produced under the personal superinter.dance and direction of Mr. H. C. Hughes, assisted by Mr. J. W. Boughton ...

... iittings have been provided in the forat part of the main and steerage decks, which are ventilated a patent apparatus. The married women and children will accommodated in some the berths off the second-class cabin, and the officers go out as first-class ...

... proposed for this grievous defect in’ our legal system ? Shall the State issue knuckle-dusters and life-preservers to all the married women in the jend. by way of partially removing the physical ia- equality between them and the tyrant sex? Not 80; Miss Cobbe ...

... a ehild ia September last. On being acquainted with the com- plainant’s condition defendant said he would rot marry her, as he was ‘‘married to the Church,” but she must pray God that ‘it might not be so,” and say three ‘“‘ Hail Mary’s” on going out of ...