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... CHARGE OF MARRYING A STEP- DAUGHTER. At Bow Street Police Court, London, before Sir to James Ingham, a young man, named Thomas Charles re Price, of no occupation, was charged with having made false affidavits before the surrogate to the Vicar-General ...
... 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 ...
... THE UERRED WOMEN'S ?ROPE-TY ACTS. A meeting of the Married Women's Property a Committe was held in Willis's Rooms, London, on is Satrrday afternoon. The Right Hon. G J. Shaw- 0o Lefevre, M.P, who occupted the chair, opened the 's proceedings bv'reviewiu ...
... not only without the consent of, the fair a one's parents, but even wvithout their knowledge, the young i couple bad got married. The wedding was for some time s, I kept a secret, but as Mir. Bluck, who appeared on behalf-of cc the youth, sagely remarked ...
... 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 ...
... etitidi&- - order to get rid o al responsi it bilthby-bauding tihe money over to ±rttsnble e. r rsons. Thitld3thhection of the Married oman's a, Brop~esyAetzprovlded th~at the Act sh~u~ nict ;g anplt to ScotlanL .: : if Mit WxB , saidthe. deed duly made and ...
... BRUITAL ATTAC ON A MARRIED COUPLE IN DUNDgE. 9 'ntFhelndeePoliceCourtyesterdsy, 3 case was * bbrought up involving a 3erious charge'against three bleacders. ' On Saturday.uight, between eleven I andtwelve o'clock; as a labourer and. 4is wife, re- siding ...
... BREA(CI OF PRO(MSE, CASE AGAINST A MARRIED PLAN. A FOOLISH FLIRTATION.' Shesriff nlatfour, (Pat-guc' Itisa hr-arc! proof *in an- action ii xhir]isI Mary It ane. Osiwald 0ttract, Ga!Sta;uii, gor-- Yfutuh In li s Gray, On loiuw rivJe', Jietfii tona, (2 ...
... DIMPFOTANT CASE C NDEPW MARRIED WOMEN S PI'ry l In this action James I . -T In thins action James HondlersOn cointitant an Glasg'ow, tna~te-. is the tir2M,5 - estatec of Richard Ferguson, irill , 5t~ terdict against Messrs WViiam x, hat manufacturears ...
... INTERESTING CASE UNDER THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PROPERTY ACT. In the Dumbarton Debts Recovery Court, Sheriff Gebbie has pronounced judgment in an action by Mars Jane M'Gregor, dressmaker, 10 M'Intyre Street, Glasgow, against William Walter White, 2 Canal Street ...
... that ho should re. Dman abroad for sorue time, in order to wind up aff sirs. t idu Just before he left Liverpool he had been married lo a lady who, at the time, was only 20 years of age, whose personal charms were remarkable, and whose friends are In most ...
... 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 ...