... Icnt to hiui oa his personal security-that is, that he Would niarry her, andi, in pursuanee of his promise, the parties were married at the registry office. Prior to the ceremony being performed the defendant wrote to the lRegistrar, requesting to know the ...

... CAN A CLERGCYMAN MARRY HIMSELF? A question which has occupied a good deal of the attention of the Irish Courts for the last'two years, namely, whether a clergyman can validly marry him- self, was on Saturday decided in the affirmative, so far as it lay ...

... p:irt (Ifa 0oUir i man, named Richard Whittring, to cut the throlat or a Voung woman to whomi lhe had only bevit ntree weeks married. It seemts thiat Whitting hiad latterly expressed a great ivisi to inigrawte to Auitralia. :kull had made application to the ...

... 'Defendlant-I am a married woman. Plaii'tiff-No, she is not. 8he has married two brothers, and therefore the second marriage is void. His HoxOUl-That voald'be so, Mrs English. You see that by the English law you are for- bidden .to marry your first husband's ...

... she married him at the registrar's office at Lambethl. Upon this an investigation was set on foot lby their. friends, and it was discovered that Mrs Wills had, been legally married to her fiirst husband, but that he] had since that time married again ...

... lady, and the defendant has promised to marry me- (laughter). He took my ring off my finger, and 3ae has kept it. He walked into my place and asked me to give him an order in the carpet line. He asked me to marry him, and I igreed. His Hononr-Well, but ...

... Ri i- stated, that sht was married to tie prisotler 01 ta e 10th of last month at St Mat1,in's-in-thctielul- Site married him in the name of Eliza Thiel; Mr raniy asked her whetiter she knew tNiItItI pdisoner wais a married man when she tarrietd bill ...

... as' go&6 a man' as ever stepped it' shoe 'leater, 'and she marr~ied' 'him 'fori that! A:notht of the fair' claimarnitd'of 'MrPati &mnpey'D s caid ihb knew the prtsoner had 'leeiua married'ma, -bathe, told her his wifewas `d'eadiand 'gonc ; a third ...

... prisoner; she was married to him last March, at a church in the Borough; she did not know et the name of it. gt Prisoner-I only married her to dress and undress me. uj Witness-You know better, you left me. fir Chairman-Was you married by banns or licence ...

... mother and grandfather, were married, and con- sequently that his father was legitimate. He dwelt especially on the evidence going to show that at any rate subsequent to 1793 they were universally reputed to be married persons -that Campbell had frequently ...

... sis miles to one Foley's; did not go willingly; pri- soiter saisi he intended to marry her; thiitks there was no h arm in him saying that ; she hadl no objection to marry if g her father liked she had no ebjection (smiling) to prisoner if her father liked ...

... being born. He had promised to marry her, but had not taken steps for so doing. OLher children were born ; until now, the plaintiff had five, all by him. From his repeated promises to do so, it was thought that he would marry the plaintiff as soon as his ...