The Sun.
London, England, 1858-11-02 00:00:00

Walls End.

"Brady Hett0n......18 .3
Belmont l6 9
South Hartlepool 18 0
Caradoc
Riddell 16 • 6
Cassop lB 3
Hetton 19 6
Haswell l9 6
Ships at market;

EXTRAORDINARY BIGAMY CASE.—The ilanzr
shire Independent says that a charge of bigamy has recently
i
been heard at, the Town-hall, Southampton, which reveille'
transactions of the most extraordinary kind. The facts Jae
as follow :—Some years ago a man named Collins Was
married to a woman at Fisherton. Church, Salisbury. For
being concerned in some machine riots Collins was trans'
ported within a few weeks of the birth of his daughter. A
short time after Collins's banishment his wife marries
another man (as she did not like single blessedness) name('
Kemish. When Collins's daughter had grown up to
womanhood Kemish takes a fancy to her, and by
ment with the mother, who had for years been styled
Kemish, he marries the daughter at the same church at
which the mother had been married to Collins, and at -tele
same time and place at which Kemish marries the daughter
(after, it must be recollected, he had been married to the
mother many years), the mother, Mrs. Collins, aIIM
Kemish, was actually married to a man named Pitt; so that
the woman Collins has married three men—Collins, Kemish.
and Pitt ; rand Kemish has married both mother ell,
daughter ; and Pitt finds out that the woman he now has is
not his wife. Kemish and the woman Pitt, Kemish, or
Collins, are both bailed to appear for their trial at the ne%t
assizes.

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