... MARRYING AN-UNCLE. A curious nullity suit was heard on Wednesday before Mr. Justioe Jeane. The wife asked fora decree on the ground that the marria-e had taken place i'the p~rohibited degrees. aud -therefore w~as ntot legal. The relation was that of step ...

... wanted someone to look after I him, and so he married a third time. But the third time is not always Ineky.-Idr. biuer: If she chose to marry a man so old she had to take some risk, and if he chose to marry a woman so much younger be must pay something ...

... THE SALVATIONIST AND THE -, MARRIED WOMAN. a Henry Brown, of Ely-place, Oasleigh. X road, New Southgate, a powerful eelonrg oad man, employed as a fitter at the Colney-hatch tunatia asylum, was sUE moned to Higlgate police-court on awn- day for assaulting ...

... * MARRIED WOMEN'SPROPERjy In the Court of Appeal, en Friday, before ...

... with a man named Andrew Simpson, and they were to have been married on Safurday. In fact, Mrs. Addison was on her way to the church to be married, when Johnson fired his gun twice, and the unfortunate woman died almost immediately. From this it would appear ...

... recently become acquainted with a man named Andrew Simpson, and they were to have been married yesterday. In fact, Mrs.Addison was on her way to the church to be married, when Johnson fired his g91M twice, and the unfortunaite woman died almost immediately ...

... had from him 1001. a year with board and residence. The defendant said he had not refused to marry the plaintiff, and added, I am ready and willing to marry her now. All he had from Dr. Clayma was 1001. a year, and no percentage or promise of a partnership ...

... MARRIED WITHOUT LEAVE. -- -- a _- A SOLDIER'S DESPERATE ACT. Yesterday, at Southwark police-courti G-orme ooiac,'d, aged 22, a private in the Nortlianptonebhire regiincnt, stationel at Aldeshiot, was charged with unlaw. fully and madcioucly wounding bis ...

... year their intimac:. ceased, because she found him to be a married man. In March she again met him, and he said he hbad been divorced from his wife, and was then a single > man, end would marry her. On the 8th Marol Schroeder borrowed 81. from her, and ...

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... where ehe was married, hut they had spelt the name wrong.- The priaoner, ia answer to -the mazis- trate, said she wasff very sorry. She wvent on to state that she thought her first marriage il legal. Her husband, who was a brnte to her, married her in a false ...

... What is it? -Monteith: Well, I had a young lady with me. (laugrhter). M~r. Ricketts: Are you as married man? Monteith: I am. Mr. Ricketts: Youl, a married moan, writh a younig lady Monteith: Iam not the first to do that. DMr.-Ricketts: Where did you meet ...