... MARRIED IN? HASTE; ?? the roydon., borough magistrts Cha!Is Pbilip, a x'ee~roer, ~f ~,23,LaTi--- wvith! asi.49tlt`IH g& imi eif Ja nd h, ! a rther smone~. of~{i~r i~in and b 9tig ~w~s ~ eros~ut ?? ehen sitaU'f6' Hsa in ?iliswt apkr '66rempeAMIStAI andp ...

... previously been subjected to ?? ait his hands she now asked for a judicial separation. Mir. Phillips said the parties had been married seveuteoen years-the certificate, dated July, 1671, beilg produced-antd there were eight children of the marriage. lhe defendant's ...

... member of the Greel Church. Hle married Fanny Kessissoglu, the daughter of Theodore Xessissoglu, in February, 1855, at 49, Inver- ?? Terrace at the residence of Mr. Xonophon Bnali, a member of thle Greek Church;. They were married by the Rev. N. Morphineos ...

... 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 ...

... wanted someone to look after I him, and so he married a third time. But the third time is not always Ineky.-Idr. biuer: If she chose to marry a man so old she had to take some risk, and if he chose to marry a woman so much younger be must pay something ...

... name. After that he became rather cool towards her, and said his health %was too delicate for him to marry. He afterwards said he did not intend to marry, and on his being spoken to with regard: to his conduct by the plain- tiff's father, he maid that he ...

... * MARRIED WOMEN'SPROPERjy In the Court of Appeal, en Friday, before ...

... THE SALVATIONIST AND THE -, MARRIED WOMAN. a Henry Brown, of Ely-place, Oasleigh. X road, New Southgate, a powerful eelonrg oad man, employed as a fitter at the Colney-hatch tunatia asylum, was sUE moned to Higlgate police-court on awn- day for assaulting ...

... e' day or . * hc- sudideuily left her, telling' ber that he had io!urried the IrnCg wronitto and that he uever in- .nced to marry her, Mr. Hi ANAY-Did he say hie mistook you for etinebody els - ' i ht Atpplicant-HUe satid lie nover intended to ?? rry nlio ...

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... MARRYING THE WIDOW, BUT NOT THE DEBTS. IN the Sheriff's Court, Londoni on Saturday, the ease of Atkinson v. Wright came on for trial. It was an action to recover for goods alleged to have been sold and delivered, and defendant appeared to be very in- ...

... marriage, on the ground of his wife's alleged adultery with Peter Stein, of Stone. Mr. Henry Kisch said the parties were married in 1875, at St. Philip's, Manchester, and after. wards resided in Manchester. They lived happily down to 1882, when co-respondent ...