... Charlotte Jane Thomas, his former wife being -. then alive.—lt appeared in evidence that in the sear 1833 the prisoner had married his first wife at St. Thomas's church, Southwark, and that baying lived with her for some time, he left her; sad becoming ...

... content's.; her pretended attachment. That confession Mr. Teixeira misinterprets into an intimation that she is not in reality married to Mr. Loretotra, and information to that effect is conveyed by him to Mr. Peter Liottoury, to whose wite Mr. Looetoica had ...

... breeding pea era warren to which to send that part of the populatioa which is not allowed to has at home? not our young couples marry with a certaiaty that they are to breed for exportation (load laughter)? Will the people of Eaglaad think it worth their while ...

... exact cause of his depression, but 1 have collected it from circumstances which I know and have heard of. His mother was married about 15 or 18 months ago (Aug. 13, 183) and afterwards left this country for Bengal. I observed in him a much greater depression ...

... singers for the Paris Opera, and is attracted by the voice of Chapelon (Bann young postilion, who ha , on that very day been married to Madeleine (Min RAINFORTII). The prospects held out by the Marquis dattfr the young man's ambition; and, being further urged ...

... bile Adnural Sotheby.At Kilmingnoti, Mr. JAMES FRENCH. seed 81, the of being married, to Mrs. SP NTEIN, of the same place, willovr, ant,' 64, who had also been married twice before. Mr. ioelt lots en, thirty-seven grsudeltildren, sod lourtecia great ...

... tbat child. Before ins confinement, the defendant said at first he would marry me; the text time he said I must as well as I (mild, they could not make men now. He has sace married Jae Moustfort ; that was before confinement. I heard of his intended marriage ...

... , was charged with having assaulted his wife Amelia, a lady of Amazoaian appearance. Mrs. Collins said that she had been married about five years, and that her husband had latterly behaved to her with much harshness. On Monday afternoon they had a few ...

... where she was living with the com• plainant, and, upon his being applied to upon the subject, he stated that they were really married, producing a pretend e d certificate of the marriage. In consequence of this his sister's family had been reconciled to her ...

... extrava. sated blood on the brain and a fracture of the left temple, caused by the violence of the prisoner. The prisoner is married, and was described as a quiet Molfensive man. The jury found hire guilty of manslaughter, with a recommendation to mercy. ...

... luau? —Witness : A man. bet I'll not swear it was the prisoner, took Mrs. 11.-own away from my houss, with the intention of marrying her on the next day.—Mr. Rawlin4tin : When did he take her ?—Witness : The 24th of December.— Mr. Rawlinson : I ask you upon ...

... desire or wish, or, in fact, having wilfully harmed the deceased; of whom, however, be speaks but very little. Oreenacre married a daughter of Mr. Charles Wear, who formerly kept the Crown and Anchor Woolwich, and who died several years since, leaving ...