Named Entity Results, Elizibeth Paterson

Decision of the Bonaparte-Paterson case. The Paris Court, on the 29th ult., decided the suit of Mad. Bonaparte, (formerly Miss Paterson, of Baltimore,) in which she sought to obtain the legal recognition of her marriage with Prince Jerome Bonaparte. The Court declared that as the object of the demand made by Madame ElizibetMiss Paterson, of Baltimore,) in which she sought to obtain the legal recognition of her marriage with Prince Jerome Bonaparte. The Court declared that as the object of the demand made by Madame Elizibeth Paterson and Jerome Bonaparte, her son, was the liquidat on and the division of the succession of the Prince Jerome, who died on the 24th of June, 1860; and inasmuch as among the grounds of opposition to the demand is one that the claim has been already judged by two decisions of the conseil de famills, dated the 4th of July, 185Madame Elizibeth Paterson and Jerome Bonaparte, her son, was the liquidat on and the division of the succession of the Prince Jerome, who died on the 24th of June, 1860; and inasmuch as among the grounds of opposition to the demand is one that the claim has been already judged by two decisions of the conseil de famills, dated the 4th of July, 1856, and the 7th of July, 1860, which proclaimed the nullity of the marriage of the 24th of December, 1803, and its invalidity even as regard property, the Court added: "It is expedient above all to examine the validity of this ground of opposition, in as much as if it be well founded it would establish a peremptory exception