... bigamy, at Bradford, on the 7th of December, 1851. The prisoner married his lawful wife, who is still living, at Birstal, on the 4th of June, 1848, and on1 the 7th of December, 1851, he was married to Ann Baldwin, at the 5 Bradford parish church. The greatest ...

... would satisfy themselves on the subject O. the prisoners being man and wife, and if they should be of opinion that they were married, the same grounds which would induce them to acquit the fensale prisoner on this ground, must in his (the learned counsel's) ...

... at half-past nine o'clock. I also wish that those women who do not receive any allowance from Government, through having married with- out leave, would also attend, and bring their marriage lines and other satisfactory evidence that they are the wives ...

... T. Phi flills. SINGULAR MATERrs AS TO A £0. N0OTE.-A man, named Henry Mliller, servant, Sheep Street, and his sister, a married wvomanl, usused Blizabeth Bennett, living in Great Lister Street, were brought up charged tinder the following circumstaisces ...

... charge of making away with the funds entrusted to his care, is the subject of much con- versation here. The Marquiis, vio is married to an Engiish lady, is well known for his profuse expenditure, also as an arebmologist, and for his scientific and artistic ...

... Deathnan be inserted unless authenticsted by the name and address of the ?? of Births are charged for as advertisements. MARRIED. On the 3rd lust., at St. Thomes's. xeter, tby the 1Rev. Chancellor iarrlogton, assisted by the Rev. W. Hf. Hou'acd.) the ...

... of best conduct,-TintC5. The Hose. Eleanor Alexander Fraser, sister of Alexander, seventeenth Lord Saltoun, is about to be married to Mr. Henry Forester, first cousin of Lord Forester, and nephews of the Duke of Cleveland. THE LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM IRON ...

... church. SEPOY CeUxLTY.-We iegret to state that a young lady, the daughter of a highly-respected clergyman of this city, who married a gentleman connected With the Indian service about a year since, has just returned, not only- widowed, bat terribly mutilated ...

... importance has again compelled us to withhold several letters in type. We hope to overtake all arrears on to-morrow and Friday. MARRIED. On the 19th inst., at Studley, (by the Rev. Mr. BousfieldJ Wr. George Henry Heape Haines, of Aleester, to Elizabeth King ...

... Her father broke off that match because their circumstances were not sufficient. Madame du Barri wanted to marry him, but he wanted to marry Miss Chadwick. Applied to Miss Chadwick for money a year ago. Held her letters. Did not offer to give them up ...

... division gave full pay, with the exception, perhaps, of about 2. ; the first division being, for the most part, cosposed of married men with large families, could not afford to do so. After the money bad been paid over tome I retained it in the hope that ...

... years ago engaged as butler at Kingswesto i, courted the deceased, and it was understood lie weould marry her. He did not do so, however, but lie married another person, and' left the neighbourhood to enter the eemploy of the late Captain lWatkinsoffla ...