... intentions were strictly honourable, and that he would marry her at once but for a provi- sion in his father's will, by which the family estate would pass from the -defendant, who was the eldest son, if he married within five years of his father's death without ...

... bigsmy by marrying, on the 30th of April last, Emily O'Brian, his wife being then alive. It seemed that the prisoner married Ann Braaigan, at St. Luke's Ohurch, Liver~poo1, on the 15th A April, 1866, and on the 31th of April last he married, at St. John's ...

... a fisberman, and kept smacks. I only married him to please my friends. 3 Mr. Baron Bramwell.-How old were you when this marriage took place? Witness: Only 15. Mr. Bawklns.-How many more times have you I been married ? Witness: .1 decline to answer such ...

... I am -wligo to marry her, bat she won't marry me. to The Plaintiff..-Look how long you have kept i us me waiting. ?? Defendant.-Well, as I should have had to is keep you I think I ought to have the right to say a wvhenl I will marry you.. pt Tejury assessed ...

... a few days ago she heard he had married again. Sarah Ann Taylor, the second wife, said the prisoner had lodged at her father's house about two years ago, when he paid his addresses to her, and said he had been married, but was divorced from his wife. ...

... respectable-looking middle- aged woman, surrendered to take her trial for feloniously marrying Thomas Tilley, her huiband, Cyrus Byrne, -being at the time ?? prisoner was married so far back as the year 185 to the first husband, Cyrus Byrne, and in August, 1877 ...

... be a married woman with a living husband when lie married her. The quiestion was whether the three of thern ought not to be in custody.- -Henry Woollamn gave evidence, repeating the statement Mr. Carlisle referred to, He said lie had been married before ...

... * BREACH OF PROMISE AND SEDUCTION. The case of Capronv. Dening-an action to recover damages for breach of promise to marry- has been tried at Exeter Assizes. The plaintiff was the daughter of a respectable farmer, who had been for 25 years a tenant ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE AND SEDUCT ON. The case of Capronv. Dening-an action to recover damages for breach of promise to marry- 'has been tried at :Exeter Assizes. The plaintiff wae the daughter of a respectable farmer who had been for 25 years a tenant ...

... father's house, and at supper promised the father to marry her at once. On the 19th of March they proceeded to NVrex- ham, and gate notice at the registrar's office that they intended to be married. Plaintiff got ready her weddrntclothes, but on the day ...

... promise which be had made to marry her, but he made excuses for putting it off, always saying thal he would some day make her his wife. Two or three days previous to Christmam last he told her that he waa going to be married to another woman, and wanted ...

... that she bad not been married to the defendant, and to have him prohibited from saying that he had been married to the plaintiff. She also seeks payment of £500 in respect of alleged defamation. The plaintiff was about to be married to a Mr. Thomson, residing ...