Evidence Type: Newspaper Report
DATE: 7 June 1845
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.
ELIZABETH BARLOW appeared, charged with drunkenness: but it was deposed that she was known to be a lady greatly given to Rum (Ale or Beer, when that article was not come-atable) and Immorality and her husband having averred that he had caught her behaving as ought not to have done, she was sent to the Factory for three months, in spite of her protestations that her husband was the offending party, as he kept a wicked woman in the Brickfields, who had seduced him, and ravished her happiness.
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