... 11oUs-Why don't those persons who want to get married go to the parish church? It is quite close. Mr. Dodd-Because they f$ad there are so ranny mriages celebrated there that it is impossible to get married prhaps for a. long time. The Mestear of the ? ...

... Court. The de- fendant nowR appealed, cont,. -ing that, according to the authorities under the Married Woman's Property Act, 1882, a debt due from a married woman was not due from her personally, but from her separate estate, and that, therefore, she could ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE TO MARRY. Yesterday, at tlte Middlesex Sherif's Court, beforo Mr. Under-Shoriff Burehell aod a jury, the case of Halizs Emily Thomas v. John William Eckett ca112 on for the aseessment of darmages, the amount claimed being 6001.-Mr. Stephen ...

... YextPerda wf0 show cause why he sould not contrib ttoher ' tenanes. Ur. edmonds, for the complainant, said h t young couple were married at Eeu'st , - 0 Offce os Augutt5of this year. Thede represented himself as the son of a German uC-2 fta as secretary to a ...

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... I t ARI |E2XTRAORDINARY SUZOIDE OF A M~ARR~IeD A singular case of suicide by means of paraffin e oil, the only instance of the kind kiiow, formed the subject of investigation at an inquest held last night by Mr. William Payne, coroner for the City and ...

... Elizabeth Perryer; in 1854 or 1855, he married his third wife, a girl named Jordan; in 1856, he married hbi fourth wife, named Ann Nolder, whom he married in the name of WilliamnNorman; in 1857, he married his fifth wife, Elizabeth Salt, at Wantage, and ...

... Alderson. ATTEmTED 31GAMY.-IDE3NTITT, J. Thnomas, aged 42, was indicted tor signing a false notice to marry Eleanor Bland, having previously married Alsy Benson, who is stil alive. On the 6th of October last the prisoner went to the office of the sup ...

... plaintiff, Miss Emily Weeden, to recover damages from the defendant for a breach of his promise to marry her. The defendant by his pleas denied basvirg promised to marry the platintiff, and he also alleged that if any such promise had been made, the plaintiff ...

... represented that she was a single woesor and they (Lit walked out together. He promised to marry her. Jo R/ the latter part of 189V he found out that she ws a 1 VrW married woman, and gave her up. Oace they met Mir. I Hinchiliffe, and she siud that he was her ...

... that the now resided in St. Martiu's-lane. Sir John Bridge-Were you married to the prisoner tastyear? -Yeas. Where ?-At Swanage. I married this man, and he said he bad never been married before. Is that the certificate ?-Yes, it is. On the 14th of November ...

... woman uirned An oie Minnlie Johneoul, whomi he married in October last at Poplar. The prisonler admitted his ss former manuriags wills lHopkins, hut salid ho lied itocer- uo tehired that site wais already married to a roan named _, Weird, and that therefore ...