... Margaret Wilson, mother-in-law of the deceased, attended the Gravesend Infirmary on Thursday, and stated that the deceased was married man, and has left widow and two children totally unprovided for. On Thursday evening, at the request Mr Helder, the coroner ...

... fortune, who has just escaped being shut for life in a madhouse. The moving spirits in this attempt were his mother, his married sister, and her husband. The rev. gentleman had on two previous occasions laboured under attacks of mental infirmity, apd ...

... slammed the door in then- faces. had threatened witness's life often ;it was his usual habit to beat her. They bad only been married four years come the of July. One night he held a razor over her head, and another night poker. The prisoner said he was drunk ...

... fashion Twkish ladies learning music, now gives lessons to the wives and daughters of several Pashas on the Bosphorus. He married, greatly attached to his wife, and has two pretty children added to this, he is grave, shy young man. ell, Dhudu's trouble ...

... clematis, the other six wearing white tarlatan dresses and wreaths of pink azaleas. On the conclusion of the ceremony the newly married couple then- friends, after defiling down the long avenues the churchyard, were whisked away to tie Geueial's residence S ...

... ''•o-id son the first baronet his first wife daughter of Mr. W . Yates, B-Ary. and wo ...

... when she replied, Because he is already married man, and his wife is still alive. The rev. gentleman inquired whether she had anything to prove that such was the case. In reply she said that the man had married her own sister, and that she was at present ...

... former said she was native of Bristol, and was mar- ; ried to the prisoner twenty years ago, ! i Wales ; they were afterwards married' a. second time) Bristol, as he gave a wrong name oil occa- | sion, and she was rather afraid. The magistrates said they ...

... with assaulting P.C. 200 and Eliza Taylor, and the latter was charged with being drunk and disorderly. The parties are not married, but have lived together for eight years. The female said they were both chunk tlie night before. She wished to tell the truth ...

... inquiry. In 1855 Sir Henry became much attached to the daughter of Lord Ernest Bruce, and at the close of that year he was married to her, at Pails, and it would be stated in evidence that about the time of his marriage, or soon after, a peculiar change ...

... firm, Miss Gurney, fifth daughter of the late Mr John Gxirney, of Earlham Hall, Norfolk. He was born Sept. 16, 1812, and married, April 12, 1836, Catherine, daughter of the late Mr Samuel Gurney, of Ham House, Essex. On the death of his father in October ...

... contract marry. A contract to marry was assumed law to be made for the purpose of mutual comfort, but being voided by act of God, or other circumstances, had changed the relative position of the parties to marry on given day. The promise to marry here was ...