From The Times, 07 Oct 1803, posted with permission of the transcriber, Petra Michinson. Geo. A fellow being lately tried for bigamy on the Irish Southern Circuit, before Counsellor CALBECK, who, being a King's Counsel, travelled as one of the Judges; and being convicted of the fact upon the testimony of both his wives, the Judge, when proceeding to pass sentence, after lecturing the fellow pretty severely upon the heinousness of his offence, added, "For my part, I have to regret that the law in this case deprives me of all discretion, and suffers me to go no further than merely to sentence you for transportation for seven years. Instead of which, if I had my own will, I would certainly give you a more severe fate - I would sentence you to seven years imprisonment in the same house with your two wives, where you would feel, indeed, the just punishment due to your atrocity!"