... Prisoner—Cooney knew well that I had a husband living when be married me. The base man has now turned round on me, and wants to get rid of me, owing to his taking up with another woman. Before I married him, I told him how I was situated with regard to my other ...

... to do 11 said he had promised to Marry me, and would he not now fulfil his promisel he said that he was sorry he could not fulfil it, for lie was already a married man, but he said I should as happy as if I were married to him, for he would take a lodging ...

... College, Cambridge, to Maria, daugter of Captain Logood, of the Royal Military Asylum. On the 14th, having been previously married according to the forms of the Roman Catholic Church, C. H. Cooper, of Lincoln's-Inn, Esq. LL.D. toll. A. J. Viscomtesse de ...

... when her husband was at sea. They had been married seven years. It was a marriage of affection, and they had been brought up together from childhood. Plaintiff's wife generally lived with witness, who was a married woman, when her husband was absent. The ...

... parish officers passing him that distance at the risk of an appeal; and on the applicant replying that he had a daughter married to a publican in Reading and a son a bookseller in Bath, the Alderman recommended his apprizing them by letter of his deplorable ...

... llarcourt, wearing the garter on her arm. Lady Gray was daughter of John Holland, Earl of Huntingdon and Duke of Exeter,. She married, first, Thomas Mowbrav ' Duke of No r folk ; and, secondly, Sir John Gray, K.G. (temp. Henry V.) Sir John was afterwards Earl ...

... French women having married such persons, on going to their husbands' their marriages were declared invalid, and their children illegitimate. The French Government therefore determines to require of every foreigner wishes to marry in France a certificate ...

... that are dead. So you have only a single Servant then 1' to another. We have only one, Sir, but she's not single; she's married.' 'Do you keep a man in the house V. to a father who has a daughter in love against his consent. No, Sir ! but I wish I could ...

... where she found her expectant Lover with a chaise, ready to convey her to a neighbouring parish church, where they were duly married. On their way to the altar they actually passed the ,lady's family going to church, but they had adopted the necessary precaution ...

... he had formed with a widow, who keeps a brothel in Lazenby-court, Strand, and to whom it appeared he had previously been married, having represented himself to her as a single man. Some months after, the first wife came to London to claim support from ...

... Fielding, of the Punch.llowl, in South•street,,Sheflield Moor, on view of the body of a young man named Thomas Vardy, who was married ,the previous day, at Rotherham church, to Miss .Mary Richards. ,Th e we ddi ng party returned feora Rotherham to .Sheffield ...

... and Van Dieman's Contents of which were to inform her that he had lately been Land for Convicts, Clothing and Tools for Li. married to another w o m a n. berated Africans at Sierra Leone, &c. . 47,500 0 0 The Newfoundland . - - 11,261 0 0 body of Mr. Patrick ...