... married a much earlier age. There was old song that ' May and December could nerer, never agree. Here pointing (to the plaintiff) there was May, with rosy ribbons, white bonnet, and all the beauties May; there (pointing amid the amusement ...

... commenced. Mr. Cole, for the defence, said this case afforded another illustration the truth of Pope’s lines, “That May and December can never agree.” He did not deny that there was a promise, and that defendant was very fond of the plaintiff; but he contended ...

... Mr. Colo, for the defence, said this case afforded another illustration of the truth of Pope’s lines, “That May and December can never agree.” He did not deny that there was a promise, and that defendant was very fond of the plaintiff; but contended ...

... much earlier age-. There was an old song that May and December could , never, never agree. Here pointing (to the plaintiff) , there was Mary, with rosy ribbons, white bonnet, and all the beauties of May ; there (pointing amid the amusement ...

... Colo, for the defence, said this case afforded another illustration of the truth ol Pope’s lines, That May and December can never, can never agree.” He did not deny that there was a promise, and that defendant was very fond ol the plaintiff; but contended ...

... year. There were no motor-propelled boats on the register. Mr. O Llewellyn, H.M.I, of Canal Boats, made his visits in May and December, and expressed satisfaction with the number of boats inspected, and the manner in which the Acta and regulations were ...

... mere nothing in the scheme of things. Conld not the love of May and December be as strong, after all. as May and June? Geoffry had proved that May could love December readily as December loved ...