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A WRE NORTHUMBERLAND exami.
nation. resulting in The commiiial Of The
individual, was recently held before Wei
lingion Kent. ESQ.,, Of Pawiuekei. Of Ed
ward Whiieside, charged with whiting
couple in marriage. knowing that he was
not entitled 10 oflieiaie. II appears that
one Omerod had persuaded an Irish gih
10 marry him, and engaged Whiieside 10
represent himself as clergyman and PET
form The ceremony. After living with the
girl few days. lie told her OF the thick.
and heartlessly babe her return 10 her own
country and people. Whiieside was held
to bail for the offence in the sum Of
$4,000.


0rmcrod, however, cannot exoncrals
himself from the responsibility ofeoniinu-
ting the giri ~ his wife. The marriage.
though an opinion generally prevails 10
the contrary, and the law Of England iayors
that opinion, is valid, for BY the Revised
Statutes Of Massachusetts,, Ch. rs, 5. 81,
II is provided that notwithstanding such
irrcgularity, no marriage shall be adjudged
void which has been ''consnmmaicd, with
full belief on the part OF The persons so
married. or either Of them, that they have
been lawfully joined together" So the
bitter was Bit, and he richly deserved it.