... the 18th Royal Irish Regiment, applied for divorce on 'he ground of his wife's desertion and adultery. The petitioner was married to the respondent., whose maiden name was Adelaidle Elizabeth Manders, on the 18th September, 1878, at LlandldnD. The acquaintance ...

... ; MARRYING A STEPFATHER. I EXTRAORDINARY SUIT TO ANNULM A SETTLEIME NT. STRONG COMMENTS BY THE JUDGE. in the Chancery Division en Thursday Ar. justice ',Nortls dreided the action Hassall v. Waits, %which was brought by Mi-s. Hi(ssjell ?? Mr. Watts and ...

... MARRYING A 'BUS CONDUCTOR.. In the Probate and Divorce Court, on Saturday, the sed, of Bevan (falsely called MI'Mahon) ta. JTNIlahon came om for judgment. This was a petition by the plaintiff, whdI described herself as Margaret Lce Bevan, for the purposel ...

... been married in 1851 to anbther lady, and consequently his marriage with her was illegal, and she was at perfect liberty to marry his brother, who was very fond of her. Believing this representation, and at the persuasion of the brother, she married him ...

... defence- If I do thu g not marry you, you now cn be maried elsewhere; the you many be married in your own chapel, or in any dei, TO building duly authorized; or you may go to the su- perintendent-registrar's-office to be married ; and probably it might ...

... A MARRIED MAJM'S CRIME. '.At tho London ?? on Friday aftoenoon (before Mr. L'nder-Sherilf Burcrtli and a jury)the case of didgex.'[asker, an action for breaci of promise of ilurtriage. remitted froni the High. Court. was held for the assessment of damages ...

... Dowhlis, was summoned by ilts wife under t.he Married Womaln's Maintenance in Cise of Desertion Act. Mr. Simons deFended.- Complainianit, who displayed sliewish pro. peneities, stated that she was married to her huse band in January, 1881. On tile 3rd ...

... death of the first Lady Day s in 1893 was such a shocl to him that few p peoplo expected to see him re-marry. liss ts west~y, to wehoni he was married the other Vs day. was much his juaior. She is well known m in London, and has lived with her mother id ...

... p .MARRIED WOMEN'S PRO- hl PERTY- ACT. ,0 - - if A CARDIFF LADY ASSERTS HER RIGHTS. g -- le AN INTELiPLEM)ER CASE. d Y) At Cardiff County-court on Monday (before s; Judge Owen) the intwrpleadercase of the Gwerna h Colliery Companly v. Mules-Mrs. Mules ...

... girl, whom witness had put in the back,. s roote, lae itruck witntess with tile large stone pro-ý r, duced.. She had bean married eighteen years, and, this was not tie. fit'st time by many he haid assaulted lier.-lly the Stipsndiary: At the time I was ...

... the militia, was charged with an cutrage on a young married woman named Daisy Davies, WS. about twenty years of age, and of rather ,at prepossessing ?? Davies wa 1 )y. sworn, and said she was a married woman, wife of vs. John Davies, and lived with her ...

... MARRURD I I M AN,. 1, 1i3fore Mir. Justice CavP, nt Birmingham Aseizec, S on rliidw art ection for breach of promstisi- to marry a and to recover mnnney le nt wae brought by Eleanar Maud Ponies, ?? wotnria, livinti At flialnjnr- smitb. London, ageninst ...