... G. STONE & CO. UNDUKTAKJIBIL .al WORKING-STRERT CARDIFF. Adieu, Seam MARRY TeMplmee. Re $3l. ...

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... was elicited that the complainant had been married, and her husband having gone to America she married a second time. The second husband left her five years ago and went to Mountain Ash, where he got married to a woman whom he subse- quently deserted ...

... Sa.rat( Purdy, 37, was indicted for unlawfully marrying Wrlliam George Newell during the lifetime of heir husband. She married Purdy at Hammersmith and lived with him soma time, and in May, 1887, married Nevrell, with whom she! had previously lived for ...

... MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY. The annual meeting of the Married Women's Property Society was held in London on Wed- nesday, Mr Hibbert, M.P., presiding. Last Parliament, the Chairman saH, little progress was made to discuss the question. He intended giviitg ...

... case, and showed that, he married Mary Ann Goad at Oitmberwell in 1867 under the name of Charles Arnold Bordelius, and had five chil- dren by her. Ten years later he married Rachel Rancy at Cheetbam Hill, Manchester, representing himself as Charles Arnold ...

... COURTED, ENGAGED, AND MARRIED IN AN HOUR. A pretty school teacher, living at Sumner, in Illinois, met, became engaged to, and married a younp fellow all within the space of an hour. So the veracious Yankee papers state. ...

... all who receive to 25s when at work, to receive 18s, if married, and Fis if single; all who receive from 258 downwards when work, to receive 16s, if married, and 13s if single. All children of married men and widowers will receive Is each. A balance of 2150 ...

... A NOVEL CHARGE OF BIGAMY. HUSBAND AND WIFE MARRIED AGAIN. At Pontypool police-court on Wednesday, John Davies, a moulder, was brought up in custody on a charge of bigamy.-Superintendent Whitfield said prisoner was apprehended at Newport, and had been ...

... TIMES MARRIED TEN ENGAGEMENTS. At Scarborough yesterday William Gordon Pearson, going under several aliases, an engineer, of Thirsk, was committed for trial on vaiious charges of victimising tradesmen, It is stated that the accused has been married five ...

... 21st of March, 1864, the prisoner was married to Ellen Erie, by whom he had one child. They were divorced, and in 18G5 he was tried for forgery in connection with the marriage and was acquitted. In 1867 he married the daughter of Sir Neville Leslie. On ...

... MISS-GLADYS KNOWLES MARRIED. At Brighton, before the Registrar, so a corres- pohdent writes: Miss Gladys Knowles, who recently recovered L6,500 damages from Mr Leslie Duncan, was married to Mr Prager, a London dentist. Several near relations of the bride ...