Thanks Sarah,
Yes, I am really chuffed! This particular ancestor and her husband have been driving me crazy for about twenty years now and so it's really good to finally have something that makes sense.
I have already found that she is still not easy to find! I might be able to make links through DNA matching at Ancestry though because there are a few third and fourth cousins connected to the surname Hanlon. It will take time but I think I may be on the right track finally!
Jane McLauglin Inglis again.....
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She did indeed make the news:
Saturday 15 November 1873 'North British Daily Mail'
The next question is why did 'Caine' become 'Brown'? what was he running away from in the city?
Saturday 15 November 1873 'North British Daily Mail'
That's as much as I can piece together from the BNA.A young woman, whose maiden name is Jane Hanlan, was at yesterday's Police Court re- mitted to the Sheriff for examination on a charge of bigamy. It appears that about 10 years ago she was married in Partick to a man to a man of the name of Caine, The marriage was not a happy one, however, and some months after Caine “ went forth,” no one knew where, The forsaken wife, after the lapse of seven long years years, during which inquiries had been tepeatedly made after her lost husband, mesting with a man named Cotterill, him to coa- sole her by leading her again to the Hymeneal altar. All went smoothly till about a year afterwards, when Cotterill, being employed in a shipbuilding yard at Port-Glasgow, formed an acquaintance with a fellow- workman known as Brown. The two returned to Partick, and a mutual friend, recognising in Brown the long-lost Caine, introduced the men to each other in thelr real characters. Nothing of startling or particularly romantic character ensued; Jane con- tinued to reside with her last acquisition, whom she ecoms to have preferred and Caine, apparently quite indifferent about the matter, gave no treuble what- tm ever All three have forsome months been residing
The next question is why did 'Caine' become 'Brown'? what was he running away from in the city?
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Great find, Wilma!! 

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Wow, thank you so much Wilma!! I would love to know what came after that last unfinished sentence!
What is with them all changing their names all the time!!! Brown?
I am not having any luck with Jane under her Hanlon surname either. I have spent the whole day looking everywhere I can think of and have not had any sightings of a Jane Hanlon being born, in a census, with either reputed parent (can't find likely parents either) or boarding somewhere, so now I am wondering if even that name is made up. Similarly William Kane seems to be a dark horse as well, but I suspect his family is from Ireland.
It is a real puzzle!
What is with them all changing their names all the time!!! Brown?

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I am not having any luck with Jane under her Hanlon surname either. I have spent the whole day looking everywhere I can think of and have not had any sightings of a Jane Hanlon being born, in a census, with either reputed parent (can't find likely parents either) or boarding somewhere, so now I am wondering if even that name is made up. Similarly William Kane seems to be a dark horse as well, but I suspect his family is from Ireland.
It is a real puzzle!
Researching: Easton ( Renfrewshire, Dunbarton and Glasgow), Corr (Londonderry and Glasgow), Carson (Co. Down, Irvine, Ayrshire and Glasgow), Logan (Londonderry and Glasgow)