... propriety unless her conduct on the Bth October was considered blameable. It was S*'d that May and December could never agree, but iheu-Breeember should not trifle the ot May. Subject to the jury considering the conduct plaintiff on the Bth October improper, ...

... herself with.propriety unless her conduct on the Bth October was d was said that May and December could never_ agree, nut then December should not trifle with the affection°f May „ Subject to the jury considering the conduc^ 0 the Bth ...

... Mr. Cole, for the defence, said this I ease 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 r was very fond of the plaintiff; but he contended ...