... MARRIED AT EJURTErEN. THE HUSBAND. Hx WIFE, AND THE ME MkIMS FOR THE BABY. IT'!umus .ywtll~s 3 (.y. IS. a gmzn, of Mar'vrret. sir:^t tthrrkeuwvei, waas chngel at Ite Olerkvonn.il | pth- Court eu SAtLuniar with essa Oat~rotirne Mayo. it saM .d e had btee ...

... Married Flirts. VIRTUE, in the person of MA I Amelia E. Barr, has utteM aI. brief cry, a testimony against t o? --arriril flirts in P6 Th1 o h . iniquity of married flirts, in The Nhi, American Review. Mrs. Barr drsws i painful picture of Repablican ...

... plaintiffs; and Mr. Paget for the ?? lordship said that the caeo raised a question that con1d not have anioen before the Married Women's Property Act of 1882 was passed. The plaintiffs weeY the proprietors of the HOWtel M6tropole, and the action was against ...

... they did wvell to marry, and oR whether their Lives had a wiudloss eye of co secure aFfction. Even the painter and soulp- Ge tor need umodchs, and this has often In, proved a strailm on the donllostio hap- La piness. Thus the married artist is in Di ...

... it did not enable anyone -to sue of a married wousan as Upqn and-or a debt In u court of id equity, and certainly not in a court of common law. a as was a peculiar remedy against tho separate estate Of .i in married woman sorong as it esited, but it was ...

... experience gained of the n g of the law giving married women the right to their senearnings had dissipated the ?? that were enter- aimed against that proposition. He believed it had been tcld tbat a married woman had the rio'ht to keep race- sootof her ...

... ALLAN who married Mrs. AxUUESt e: whether it was Mrs. AxzuRsT who married ) ALLAY. It came to the same thing-in the ebb however, as they discovered when the bottles began to fly about. Did she b° that her first husband was alive when 4 married the second ...

... TALES OF MARRIED MISERY. _- - - - , . AS TOLD TO THE MAGLSTRATES. A young woman, who said she had been married six weekls, and had a baby a month old, applied to Mir, Marpham, at the West minster PIlice-court yesterday, for a summons against her husband ...

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... trouble withl Nrs. WESLEY ? GARISALDI C was married, indeed, but ho left his wife c at the churchl door. Wh'len wve come to ; i .nere popular p~reachers, it looks very much as 1 zf the list ef great married men were runming] IThort, andt the list defenlders ...

... enfranchise all married women, or Aven apr large proportion of them. The Clause will not Mr. affect only woumen Who pay' rates, and would NV said therefore have voted if they were single. an( )uld The law Which at present disqsealifles married r ated Women ...