... witness tothe truth of a saw as old as the hills and as true as the sun, and the buarthen of which is, Ci May and December can never agree. If we may be allowed the surmise introductory, we should say (and we ground ourjudgment on what was, if not the ...

... whisperings of the green-eyed monster, and the bemh, saying the case was an illustration of the old adage, that May and December can never agree, ordered her to find bail to keep the peace. On Wednesday two horses, one ridden by a farmer (the owner), near ...

... of the vile “green-eyed monster, and the bench, saying the case was an illustration of the old adage, that “ May and December can never agree. ordered her to find bail to keep the peace. Chartist Rebellion—Dewsbury, Yorkshire Jan. 12—Last night the town ...

... the light fantastic toe, his fair partner was sixty years younger than himself; who after this will say that May and December ran never agree. Ererution.--On Wednesday Patrick M'Hugh underwent the extreme sentence of the law in front of the county gaol ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Cole, for the defame, said this sass afforded another illustration of the the truth of Pope's lines, That May and December not never agree. He did not deny that there was a promise, and that defendant was very fond of the plaintiff ; bat he contended ...

... 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, ...

... Cole, for the defence, said this case afforded another illustration of the truth of Pope's lines, “ That May and December can never, can never agree. ise, and that defendant He did not deny that there was a the laintiff ; but contended that 6 was very fond ...

... Cole, for the defence, said this case afforded another illustration of the truth of 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 of the plaintiff ; but he contended ...

... 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. Cole, fur 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 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 ...