... PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. of . The division in the House of Commons a upon the second reading of Mr. Shaw ear Ufevre's bill for tho reform of the law con- a cerning the property of married women is tor scarcely to be called 't success. But the debate ...

... would be a Willi proper action for a clergyman to marry a girl for costs the good of his parishioners. I oannot think so. (t it seems to me j ust as much a sin to maryfor this and o, Mreason as to marry for money, for a home, for posi- John of tion or ...

... many occasions told them he intended to marry the plaintiff. The defendant went Into the wituess-box, and contradicted the statements of the painitiff in every particular. He denied that he had ever promised to marry the plaintiff, and said that it he had ...

... SHOULD MINISTERS MARRY? I h TO TIM EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemeun,-I have recommended celibacy as a LS preventive of the great apatby ad loss of zeal TO e among our easy-going, self-satisfied ministers. G i3 But there is another side of ...

... SHOULD 3MINISTERS MARRY? t- TO THE HDtTORS OF THE1 LIVERPOOL 1IERCTRTO. hl io Gentlemea,-Yourocorrespondent AlMan is can soevidently labouring under a misapprehension oft ae whnh ay ti elsn~ wt egeance if Wo t at teceydootmry hubybeg to point sht, an ...

... THE MARRIED WOMAN'S DIARY. I(e From t/ Timme8.) 3i8 The case of: Robinson v. Robinson and Lane,u still in suspense before the Divorce Court, might furnish yet another chanter to Mrs. Crowe's Night k Side of Nature. For the lady who has figured as the ...

... I .A MARRIED DE. VER. £100 DAMAGES. At the London Sherifs Court, ysterdy-, be- fe Mr. Deputy Under-Sheriff Burchell and a jury, an action far damages for seduction was heard. The parties to the action were Mms. Anie Spurk, on behalf of her daughter Miss ...

... PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN. ne ?? Notice has already been given for next ty session of Parliament that Mr. Russell ng Gurney's bill to reform the laws concerning id the rights of married women as regards the is possession and control of their own property ...

... look to marringe as the only mtam Le tctrmelves in jide. If they are lucks m able tc. marry a men2 to whom they co d ,; t!e hitCt-C.L3. so much the better. If a- ear, marry the least diengreerble one thev .- aet is in other respects eligible. TheYaTku .. ...

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... THE PROPERTY OF MARRIED I WOMEN. The present session promises a busy time for the married women's property com- mittee. They have already one bill before the Commons; in a few days they will have another before the Lords. The cause of this double-barrelled ...

... relates to the property oi married women is not finally purged of its absurdity and rendered sane and reason- able, it will be owing to no lack of vigi- laic and industry on the part of that indcefaiigaldle body the Married Women's 1'ropei ty Committee ...