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... MARRYING FOR BEAUTY* The author of so many other novels as Mrs. Daniel is could hardly fail to produce a w..rk whicii was void of merit, and it may at once be said that in this latest of her essays merit of con- ception certainly, and a good deal of merit ...
... TALES OF MARRIED LIFE.* |, t _ stories ty 7 d'tferent authors, each 5 ?? al aspect of married life, are the *r of li - S( ' threß Voiu »es. 13 oth |, imbued with the a ime spirit, and \ -:i-o see t , car such a family likeness that they , ;: ' ?? 'V ...
... occurred w me that a married woman, even if living separate fron her husband, could scarcely obtain a house in which to carry on the business of a ?? keeper witxoat the same being taken in the name of b« husi-md or a trustee, for a married woman is wholly ...
... The MARRIED WOMEN'S PR'*P List night a meeting of the ?? Disc-.., ,_ , was hell at the Cavendish ?? ?? . - Cavendish-square, for the purpose or aearin read by Mr. Herbert Mozley oa .he J[ ?? v Property Act of list session. The ?? »a, eompo.ed of bdiea ...
... MARRIED W OMENS PROPE* jy v * . . POST. Xl TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORSE™ y Sir, — In your excellent ai-ticle of Saturday ried Women's Bill you justly allude to one v- - ] v i f ?? 6i inconsistencies of that bill. The hart or i_>i»' ,> ' Lord Cairns did ...
... MOSEY MARRy+T AND CITY NEWS. ?? . Friday Evening. Business has again been rather limited, but the ( one has ben generally- firmer than yesterday, the | , oreign exchanges continuing to slightly improve. ! ; riie Paris Bourse being stronger foreign stocks ...
... Sir ROUNDELL PALMER on the PROPERTY of MARRIED WOMEN. Last evening, at the meeting of the Juridical Society- Sir Roundell Palmer in the chair— Mr. A H. DRoor read a paper On the Law as to the Property of Married Women, in which, after remarking on the ...
... MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY ACT (1S70) AMENDMENT (No. 2) BILL. Mr. S. HILL, in movinsr the second reading of this bill, said that during the passing of the Married Women's Property Act (1870) considerable alterations were made in its provision*. The fault ...
... such a eta-erful view of their prospects as led them to marry in unusual numbers. If prices were high, so were wsges. Ifumast Iv the quarter ending 30th June, 1873. the number t , pi rsons married was 10C.G64, or at the rate of ]- per 1,000 living. This ...
... - The New Law on Married Women's Pro- perty. - -Yesterday the act was printed to amend the law relating to the property of married women. There are 17 sections, and the act came into operation on the 9th inst., when it received the royal assent. The new ...
... gives to married women ail and more than the rights of spinsterhood. Whether it will work well is a question which time rdone can answer. In the majority of cases it will not practically affect the relations of husband and wife. Where married couples dwell ...
... for some altera i tion of the law affecting the property rights of , married women has arisen. The Legislature has ! on more than one occasion admitted by its enact- , ments that married women required greater Z taction than the law afforded {hem. TmeyZ ...