Panguitch Progress | 1916-03-03 | Page 3 | Arranging Irish Marriages

I 1 arranging irish marriages law notes says that a case tried before the recorder of galway ireland not net long ago revealed that marri marriages aged among the peasantry in the country districts are often arranged after a personal investigation has been made in behalf of one or the other parties to the match as to the means of the other in the case before the court it appeared that the husband investigated the stock goods and ch attelson tho the farm belonging to his intended wife and was apparently satisfied but later discovered that the sheep and other live stock borrowed from neighbors to make mak e a good showing on oil the occasion of ills his visit the court held that it had no power to grant relief to the extent of annu annulling illing tile the marriage