... lied bee I1eI~i~ marries the daughtter salise timne anti PICcole p ac t ' ta, lie hisd been married to the (after It beT IO the mnotber, Mrs. Collins, alt ag IetssllY married to a man named Pitt ; se Kemishii , w'an Collilns has married three men-Collins ...

... shoot the complainant .he married any other man, but alleged that he was exert at the time, and, he logically argued, he only threaded to shoot her conditionally her marrying another nan, and averred that she should not marry agan, of course he should ...

... In 1825. He waa educated at Cambridge, where h took the degree of A. 1810, and afterwards became D.C.L. He married twice. In 1818 he was married to Georglana Elizabeth, only daughter of Sir Thomas Moncrieffe, Bart-, by whom he had iaaue three tons, the ...

... had been married many years ago to a man named Boos, who left the country soon after being married to her, ard she was told two years later by thp man's sister that he was dead. After being a widow, as she believed, for ten years she married Arnold, with ...

... The names deceased are: John Smith, Netherton, single, Emanuel Roberts, Darby Hand, married; Edward Johnson, Dudley Wood, married ; William Mansfield, Kate's Hill, married ; John Buff, Bowling Green, Withymore ; and Klchard Plkey, Garrett's Lane, Rowley ...

... of Monmouthshire. Her maiden name was Jenkins, and her father was for some time sexton of St. Paul's Church, Newport. He married a Miss Russell. who was the employ of Sir Thomas Salisbury, of Llanwern, and the issue the marriage was two daughters. The ...

... anomaly of a married woman, acting as manageress of a trading concern, being entitled to exemption or al'ate- ment under the provisions of the clause referred to, whereas the owner of the same concern, assuming it to be carried on by a married woman, would ...

... people should marry ? At an inquest held in Westminster on Saturday on a child whose parents had maruled very young, the following colloquy occurred: -The Doctor: There is only one fault that the parents committed, and that is in marrying too ?? Coroner: ...

... comuncillors Leing Messrs. J. H. Cart- land and E. W. Sambidge, who take the places of Messrs. S. S. Lloyd and W. Williams. THE MARRIED MAN'S BREACH OF PROMISE. In the Court of Queen's Bench, London, yesterday, Mr. Justice Hawkins and a special jury resumed ...

... resolved to adjourn the mecoting till to-day weekr. NEW ACT ON MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY; An Act of Parliament has just been passed to amend the Ilw with respect to the property of married women. The preamble of the statute states that it is not just that ...

... 1855 he married his fourth wife' named Ann Kalder, whom he married in the name d William Norman. In' 1857 he man-led his fifth wife, Elizabeth Salt, at Wantago, and after spending all her savings he -deserted her; and in January last ho married his sixth ...

... on Monday, with bigamy. It was proved that he was married in 1862, at Westminster, to a young woman named Bull, who is now living in Durham; andl Julia Forrest, of 170, ?? Lane, said she was married to him at Briston, on the 19th of April, 1863, She ...