... contract and an assault, both prior to the passing of the Married Women's Property Act of 1882, the ?? Bench Division decided against her, upholding the de- fncrdant's contention that, being a married woman at the time, she could not then enter into a contract ...

... which the rites of the Church of England were to be observed. But it excepted from this permission any married woman without her husband. A married lady, possessed of property for her sepa- rate use, who died in i586, left 3001. for the erection of a ...

... first husband was killed in the mutiny at Delhi, had after- wards married, in the Mahomliedan fashion, a' man 'who had left the Christian faith and become a Mahommedan; ;and whose wife (married according to the Christian re- igion) was astil' living. The ...

... in a codicil that they were to forfeit their bequests if they married any but Jews. There was no gift over to compensate for the forfeiture. One of the daughters is engaged to be married to a gentleman of good position, presum- ably a (hristian, at ...

... the plaintiff to live with him by promising that he would marry her on the death of his mother, and she had borne him eleven children, only one of whom is now alive. In January lsst ho married ' another ;oman, and the action was begun. The jury gave a ...

... nullity of marriage, brought last week against his wife by the Earl of Euston, son and heir of the Duke of Grafton. In 187 l he married a person known as Kate Cooke, farbeneath himi in station, and leadling a disreputablelife. The marriage was an unhappyone ...

... announced, is to be married to Baron Olof Rudolf Cederstrdwi early next spring. Madame Patti, who was born in Madrid in 1843 of Italian parents, spent her early life in the United States, but is now a naturalised British subject. She married in t868 the Marquis ...

... funds upon trust to his four daughters on attaining the age of twenty-one, or marrying under that age with the consent of their guardians, provided that if any of them married a Roman Catholic, or became a member of the Church of Rome, one half of the money ...

... she was married to a man named Rosenburg, at Melawa, in Russian. Poland, and the couple came to Liverpool. In April last year the woman left her husband's house, ostensibly to go to market, but went straight to church instead, and was married to a barber ...

... nullity of marriage. It appears that some time ago Miss Fowler married one Mr. Fenner, who soon afterwards deserted her, and after the lapse of several years, believing him to be dead, she married again, the bridegroom being a Mr. Pemberton. Sub- sequently ...

... Benh. An old lady ,of ?? having a 'life interest in some ?? ifshe married would go to her grand- children,.became bankrupt, and not wishing her relations to:'lose the money she married a pauper, so as to forfeit ietto them.'. The creditorscontended that ...

... illness. The plaintiff was a l;ir and the defendant a gentleman, both of mature age, who bad lieeol engaged to be married. The lady married some one else, and tile defendant, who appeared in person, threatened to publish her letter. and distribute printed ...